New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04


Of preparng tie Stsiute Of Enscipssss, the
CIDER of which s pretciibed As to chapters ed
| paragraphs. This staiute which is 10 receive 10
form IN IN On editing ccmmission contains osy he
l.w without the motives, which vii s'terwsd -
given in sepsrste dcoumente All these laboo msst
be cen peted within Elk moths, when the project end
the law gees TO the Minister OF tie Intesic and the
Con mit,ee VII te adjourned 10 re,sseub.e wbea tbs
Imperial sanction hs' been given. Then begins ssw
labor in which tire members Of tie Committee hsve
first to authentis ate the arrangements OF esch pro-
prefer with his serfs the bs<s OF the law thee -
judge sud sanction them, AID through distrid o.
fsmbres 20 before the pcp,ieots. any Of when have
TIE right to appear in perscp TO prove any arrsngs-
me mt decided on by him.
TIE third period. the plan fer q rev div'sioa q
the country into psrishes which should precisely d.
fine oil the relations Of tbs peasants ssrds OF csurse
still further in the future.
Corr, .ps sispoe Of Tss a.g.bs,r- Arse~s~r zssosss
PosEs. May :, fS5a
Tie Pos,ser Zltass Ct Nay contains tao foiiov-
ing A.thosgh the necessity of smecrat,os OF ths
cordcn Of the serfs has long been fet in Russia, -
it has AWAY BEEN supposed that such measure met
be carried into effect with great decision, Snce thesS
vas to be feared, the ere hand, the oPpostios -
TIE powerful pobaity, and On the other ths sumak q
the s,ddeniy feed pessanhy. Tie Emperor NicAelas
conDe3ctd tie woik with Gy-est decision. He mAde
seversi laws by which the power OF the Asded pre-
pietors over the psaserry was considerably rcdsoe4
lie forbade the sale Ct ssfs, except with the lssA -
which they belonged; then he deprived the proPseesr
Of tie right to send his seif to Siberia without jedi
csl decision then he sanctioned marriage betvcsa
eerfs Of the same domar In many instances By neg
lect Of tlee prescribed forms Of sale, the sesfs &C.
.ts;r fasl thasa faw hut oArtialw
carried out bis Intentions. In 1888, for the fast time.
was al inventory ctpsss ordered TO be taken, b
which me proportions Of proprietors and scrfs wore
precisely ascertaned, though only in The westerly
Governments, Lthusnis yoIhyris, Podcla ssA
Keev. In these three lsst Governments the ncl1ity
Il ought thst they were threatened by this census end
tLey dared to protest; in Lthusnis, On the condsrv.
tie measure found little favor complete emanc,pahoa
being desired Bet Sothipg effective resalted Fog
the first time the regulation OF seit relations was con-
meuced in the memorable ukase OF the 18th OF January.
II the present Emperor has allowed the nobility -
take the Indicative, it ia only as slight compensa-
ton for the loss Of such considerable rights. Ia
tie endeavor to avoid the dangers which mighk
retut from INN sdate emancipation, anothsr
almost equally great was incurred. The sesfA
IRE now especially impatient and they see IN the oksso
of tie Emperor, which relieves them from hated
woke, an indulgence fer unlimited lceLse. Thae
they DO not receive complete freedom immediately
they attribute TO an understanding between the poics
eud the propetors and the priests strengthen Their
own power by confirming them in this belief 50 there
have been several serf Instructions, requiring TO %
put down By force; and altogether social STERN
threatens Russia if the emancipation is not specdsy
carried tito effect Hence the Emperor latest order.
The oIttodtx propaganda is continually gsniae
Al nj -. = h.Er.
GROUND, the tendencies Of the Ruthenis In dshos
elbows.
In Cracow says the Gas, there u great discoa-
tent at the raising of the taxes articles OF cocsump-
Eon already high greatly to staiten the poorer
classes That paper grumbles also that the preseet
order was not published in Poish and German, bet
orly in German.
The National Zeilrng says: For tie preseat, ths
Emperor in hs tre!ess care for the development OF his
people, Las resolved:
lat That in the nineteen principal cities OF tho
Governments Of Great Russia four of Little Russia
the four Of the Baltic Provinces the five Of kssss tho
five Of ASH achan the five in South Russia, the eight
in Wesphala in Finland and Siberia, the Eve d
PosId and s'sO in other considerable cities, whore
hitherto tters / as been 70 theater, oTe shall be
erected, and opera represented either by native or
fore'gn sirgers. Art institutes will BE- subsidise4-
Eech government must supply tie means, male oat
by tbs National Treasury, if necessary.
sd. That high schools be established for the use OF
all classes, in each government and principal city,"
There is, beside talk ola conservatory and dramais
school, to train actors for the national boards
Csrr,s spa ,pce Of the IL ,psn 'ane, Beige.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 8, 1853.
Tie Emperor will leave st. Petersburg On ths Izes
of June for Moscow by railroad. Its easy TO insssss
the good effect which the presence Of his Majesty can
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the labors Of the Emancipation Commissiouers. 1
have said his appearance, because he cannot remain
there, a. he will DO in haste to continue bis journey.
From Moscow he will go by Garoslav aud vologdAts
Archengel There lie will embark on the Thunderes.
a steamer Of the Imperial marine TO Wait the Soae-
vetsky monastery, sevsntyfve miles distant on Solo
ye.sky IslsnS, the largest on the White Sea. On hs
return from Arohspgel he viii find at the little city
ynegra on the vitegra River, small steamer which
will take him to Petrczavodsk, place where thsrsb
cannon foundry, established BY Peter the Gres.
This foundry urns out 500 pieces annually, and during
the late war this number was increased to 800.
When these foundres were built, Russia was poor u
itcn. Peter the Great extracted it from the ag1acs-
Gus mud of tie maIshes, which surround the place,
AID strange to soy from p to 80 years iron can -
fcund again in the spot fVm which 1t has been takss.
TIE Emperor will thee return to Vitegn BY boss,
snd taking the lard route, eensr the capital On tss
9Th Of JuIe, having travelled 800 ~ miles in Is
days, Really such rspidty cftrsvsl 10 possible only
il Rus a. and there oEly TO tie Emperor.
From the C0,s,p0stanee Har1s
ST. PETERSBURG, May 8, 1853.
The in po,tsnce Of the general order with res~d 70
the emancipation Of the sefs is Dot al oil diminished By
the fact that Il signed by Price Or!of, All rot ~
the En- peror lmself. Although the Emperor prssdes
over the Central CCmnission Ensncipatios, his