The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22


and in Tambof, where o new preduddatiet (marshal)
of the notlesse, had 10 be elected, Prince Gagarin,
OF the most jealous advocates tor emancipation
LETT in the minority and that Office which may bs compN cd
70 hst or an English Lord Lieutenant conferred on
n Lyon, tie grandson Of onny Scotchmsn, who settled
in Russia oxardS the end Of the last century, ami tho
head Of The anti abolitiopsts of 1ambo who Immediately
despatched Minister OF the Interior Stat
ing the objections OF the assembled mobiles 10 the
In question: and declining them in toto In the press,
too voices arc raised defence OF the peculiar ns
tuition, particularly tho Molua, journal ,.ey cs:ab
lshed Moscow although noarly a tie leading organs
OF public opinion decidedly In favor Of emancipation
In FACT the emperor and HIS adysers clntnue arm,
there be doubt Of their eventually succeeding
in spite OF Ai opposition, and perhaps tho threatening
altitude which the peasntry said 10 have assumed In
scme dsr,cts, may contribute Uiore towards bringing
eir ege hrds to reason nan the arguments and expos
Our newspapers m Of reflections ocoasioued by the
Geographic messages from London announcing TAIL os
Lard ianorston ana the breaking up or hia atmastra
ron The sturdy mirage displayed by the Brtsb nation
IN vindcamg their Independence EFFORTS "a niraon even
from the Russiaa bra'i6, who has rarely good word
for perGdious Albion. The ,Siccsrnaya Pcseld sur
prised that tho equanimy tho fTopcn government,
which net disturbed BY the twelve months bomoard
ment Of Sebastopo should have been shsken by tho
plo-op OF few hand grenaes, and still tnat tne.r
alarm should have communicated itself to Lord Palmer
ston, and betrayed him into an act q; vari-
popularity. This exclusively British siAtesman--
continues the organ OF NJ Gretei-this determined
ser,er Of the honor and dignity OF his really
al q; oIcc 20 sacrince its laws ~ the wishes OF foreign
Power; but the hcglsh people cried ",op" and ever
threw the obnoxious minister The pubi in general who
have been taught 70 consider I0r. Palu,erston in
veerat enemy 20 Rus ia, delighted at his removal
frcrn ONCE bu. believe government dccs not partici
pse in tnis feeling. s concasory behavior In refer
10 lhc Crcass ports, aut his refusal 20 take any
neoe of The petition OF efu ?achA had giyea The utmost
satisfaction, ant better understanding was being
gradually established oe:wee the cour,s wnicn
"a cC
bassador N London 0s expected to confirm II s esred
that the M..e; may take , io.o Their hs.is & TO TO
in Crcassin, or obtain forgiveness O. louis
Napoleon for defe..7g the Conspiracy bill, BY adopting
his views the question of tic Da1u5an Prince Lses.
This would place kusSa IN IN awkward elemrnc, Az not
whstsDaog al APPEARANCES 20 ,he corT,ry she nas no.
the least desye 70 see constitutional monarchy erected
IN. bapss of be Danube To hs r,nst be dde1 that
Baron Brunows Connections IN England chiefly among
the whsg ana the Pc, es WHO in Office during tbs
wbol period his residence 10 London and that bs
a much i-ss intimate footing with ths Gmcs However Il.
very doubtful whether ths Earl ci Derby will sue
ceec N forming an administration, and hc ,hould fam
lord Paine might 10 again. or his plsre DO
cnpted by Lord John Russel. Lord Wodehouse, the
British Ambassador q. tts Court (no g<ea: gcrus,
rot heard who "a TO be his SUCCESSOR. rns nomination
the Duo de Aontebelo u tho French embassy
has made very good impression here after the death Of
NJ de Raypevsl could have been gele;.ed
likely tn keep good understanding bet Seen France
ana Russia. Amoeg representations a. forelsa
courts have been considerable ckangcs lately. me
embassy at Berlin vacant by the transfer Of Baron Bro
to london. has been given 70 Baron Bidberg who
replaced stvenna by H. BalsbD, C1unseiier OF galoa
Pars-an appointment which shows that Prince Gorts
chako determined 10 break through tho Old traditions
OF Office, il beng quite against all precedent that one OF
the great embassies sbonlG be entrusted u young
dplcmstis;. Some persons loor upon this az slight
offered 10 Ausis, but they are mistaken, Balsbia vas
secretary ~ Prince Go.tschakcG when the latter
basaaeor at Vienna in 1854 5b, and ACQUIRED The can
nccnce Of his chef By tae skill and adroi.ness
exhibited by hym during that harrussng time.
friDcs Volsoussy, counsellor Ct leg ston AT Vien-
la.
G: NJ dc schroeder, decoased IS O: these pro
motious have been announced in t5o Official gazse, but
understand thoy will be in 2 few days :wo o:hor
capcies occurred recently stulgard by the death
Of Cort and in switz5r and by the denise OF
Baron Paul kradcpca, formerly Russan ,nvoy 70 the
United ses, and friend and correspondent Of the late
Our relations with China are still very unsa:srac
tory state Is confidently asserted tia, the Celssts
arc collecting IN army IN Mongolia 70 attack our se:o
ments on the Anoor, though one ~oud think that the
EMPEROR Of China must want all h. troops TO acfend
his capital II tho Ens. and French stculi pro
o-ed 70 Penn saer ,-sng s~a,o" On tne ONE,
Chrese rsrtary, and Is besisging Jarkand With t5a
a.ssance OF Rursian engineers ard srtileryen The in
tegence from the Ccucasus wrcut interest the defeat
Of schsmyl IN the Tchetatua by General EyosknioG,
appears ~ have quite discouraged the fmauni snj h,
has Dot been heard OF since The Ehslsh journals
informed some time ago, by thoSConsr1nuo1e c1r
responcens tina. the Crcassaos had stored the Risn
fort VI Adognn ard pu hs garrison u the sword but
have accounts from Adogun uv 70 .he MIDDLE OF January
according 70 which that fortress had not boon At
tackcd.
1hc gres. Russian railroad company s very busy pre-
,s-irg FOR this yesr's campaign Tho hDe from MOSCOW
TO Nijno Novgorod VIII DC commenced early spring.
aDs that from S. Petersburg 70 Warsaw - DO continued
with ali possible oespat,h. The most extensive works
bosevsr, will DO un5artaken the rosi n rheodosia
where al the preliminary dwellings and rscings have
bcoR compietsd ana every thing rsa 70 osgn opera
tons. General Molnscn, who was sent n tho Unttsd
states By the late Emperor Ncno!as, 70 staay me Aor
system of road making has been appointed inspector
General Of Railways.