The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-08

nelodrsma, which N. Dumas 10 anxious 10 compare with
the original. Finally, II the renowned Imaun does not
vM Cons,artnople to PARIS, when he win certsioly
realize . fortune by his .Impressiops de- voyage''
civasiion one Of cur Journals hopes no one viii try 70
pysfy the great rHci<r they did OF his
Try men somo years since whom they persuaded that the
Omss contiguous sbsra-tha. Pola, bears walked
abcut the streets Of ST. Petersburg winter and
sometimes took snap NJ She psssers by &C. &s all OF
which interesting details duly communicated to the
public on the travellers return 20 IL bells France
by the Last accounts from grskotss the MGR sou 10
the Amocr continued and promised 10 asn considerable
in the northern snd mdd cucs OF SbeYis were beng
deserted by their iphsbtanss who were preparing 20
and fertile soil OF Which painted in coors thai
hardly fail 10 prove att 10 the den Of the frozen
banks CT the YenRe and Lena General nourayief tue
Govsrbo- OF Eastern Sbsrs had started agSn for Moo
Ayeves 70 tase for The reception OF the set
TIERS, and inspect the progress of the forts end stations
erected aloDg the the strsss OF ssehain rhs
Russian colonies gradually stretching sOch ward down
she coast OF iha Gulf OF ra,ty where two h,e nsT hAr
bors were discovered last year by Admiral PoutiAin, oae
site Of great cis eDporiom in natural capAb
ts lar e2cee1pg thoso OF ether NcolayeVex or Castas
Bsy Its geographical positionf3 degrees t5 minutes
uor,b-renders scce BILE a. sost s seseous OF the
yesr whereas NeayevsK is bocsed by the ice FOR q:
east six month"; There 10 plenty o. coal in the v,cny,
especially 4. the rcoikachoh coal mces In SaghaU,
the surrounding country affords every faclty fJf
agriculture osssls brestipg Dasdss thg s oaiy
few days sail FROM pecbsn and Nsvssssky, where The
operat OF the allied flees aud the treaties sny
concluded with Japan opening aad p9rtsnI
nlsrts % the commerce o. the world.
Tie folio wing s taken from report o. tbs Minister Of
the Interior OF Rcs sia-
In Great Ruesa thers 30 900 ss-s who not TO
farned with the ground they bsioog TO 5000 mssters
Who II they DO not employ them Themselves, % re
Ceve from them The two thirds Of what they earn by
their labor and their industry. The practice OF selling
them Is allowed The OF that class called luit
taenet (persons without land), much 10 be pasd
The number of owners who have from TO twenty sers
s 4970s. with TAP 40 .efs Ths latter belonging %
owners in poor crcumsaoCes, are IN very unavorsoe
position. The who have from Al % leo serfs
are 80 o24 In number, with san 64s SOULS Tho fate OF
the seris OF that category scarcely better than tina. of
the preceding one. The rumber or Sners In epy Cir
cumssrces who have from 100 to 0C0 sers is 1903,
with 1907 eco souls TIA. OF the rich owners having
from coo TO GOO sou's 10 only 246s having altogene
$3.50 26S gouls There only 447 lords who possess
than eco serfs the tol number OF these latter 10
dh67 o66 souls The Official report adds thst OF the
twenty three ard half millions Of ssrs belonging TO the
bob.y, than thrteen millions urorigaged TO the
crown guarantee of loans amounting 70 397 1915, 459
rouoes.