The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY,

IN AG1OA10, ~ EClyA
this was looked upon fayoraby both as regards giving
" and the granting of liberal concessions 70 b. admnis
tered under the eye Of the throne itself.
From Venice wo returned far as padua, and there
took the diligence for FerraIa Arriving ~ Po .-
cuTo the frontier town between Vcncta and the eatoas
~hls waiting al the guard house for tho Aust AZ cor,
mandats to our passports, the soldier tol ~ tr
rife stories about what wo should encounter - aon
as The Pc was crossed and wo got anon 6al
haidi's men. They evidently feared him yer nnc,
and story was told by one OF tn ~ Z
the effect that a detachment of his troops VIII
great and nvuDertble Shields which proseeie lliclr
hod,s from all bullets were directly across from vheec
We respected the fellows story, but y nos
specially frightened. II is quite enough to say thai
roops with !" ihvnnerable shields were met W
Bologna. They probably their way 10 meet Carl
BALD with the main army, east of Bologna, perhaps q
occupy the frontier bordering on veneta Saroa m
prepared TO meet any force sent out BY the Pope from
Ancona, whore il is said large Popish force, Of ds
charged Swiss from Naples, and all others they can
enlist, is being collected II seems 70 mo Improbable thu
the Pope should attempt force, at least until it bacomrs
little better known what the action of the great Power
is to be in the affair.
All along our route from the me OF entering the Ires-
tons to this city, the road has been lined with Sandman
church. Placards are posted on every corner
bearing Long live Victor Emanuel H., our chosen
King" eve will have Victor Emanuel II for our King'
and many others of like import. wish that instead Of
raging 20 great difference TO the power OF tho great
Powers revise his acts, Victor Emanuel would either
take upcn refuse 10 take upon himself the government
Of those States requesting it, They bleeding 70 death
hy this long uncertainty in maintainnga large army on
war footing have no doubt but that eventually there
win be- serious fighting. IF the Powers refuse 10 reustae
the dukes, they will without doubt, attempt through their
great wealth to do il alone; and If Europe attempts 20
force them back on the people, then surely here will BIZ
lighting Garibadi and his supporters not bound BY
the action OF Europe and they in advance have
defend themselves against restoration of the deposci
dukes
What is to out Of this state Of affairs hard
TO be foretold think is becoming pretty generally tho
opinion that the Zurich Conierer unequal TO It's
and that different plan for regulating the disputed points
mus. soon be adopted.
Our st. Petersburg Correspondence.
81 PETERSBURG, Sept. "a, 1859
The laf~rial BAhdoy Fstes-Grond Programme and Fine
weaae--cro'els Of People and Plenty Of Dip,,matiss-
The Great Notabiltties Prssex-The Ckdr Enters the
CAurch-C7ergy Present Swearing the Ctsarertah-
minotions-Eapectiag Schamyl-1he Gar Gone to Nos
Diplomatic Alliance Nth Psussa- Of The War
Eescs from Chiaa-Repty to British Newspaper Charges.
The coming Of age of the Grand Duke Cesarevtch was
celebrated Tuesday, the goth instant with all the pomp
and circumstance which Court is accustomed to dis
play such festive occasions, and which derive their
origin from the traditions OF the ancient Byzantine en-
pire.
The programme Of the ceremonial had been published
days before conceded every particular with
observed at the majority OF the present Emperor,
Just twenty five years ago. The Jse favored by the
most splendid weather, which is quite rarity in this
climate late in the season. and the more welcome
early in the month it had become cold and auumnal
and we had even had a considerable fall Of snow.
With the first dawn of morning dense crowd fspecta
tors began to line the streets leading the winter palace
who waited patiently till eleven O'clock when the regi
mens of the guard advancing slowly take
their eta in the oft he abOdo
Towards the great dgnaries of state and the dpo
matte corps made their appearance in their gala eQu
pages, amongst which were to be noticed the carriages
Of Princes Menschkoff and Gorschako OF the French
and Spanish ambassadors, and OF Colonel Relic, aidede
camp the Emperor Napoleon who had sent hero
by his master to present tho grand GORDON OF tho Legion of
honor 10 the Cesarevitch.
At the appointed time the Emperor ,eft the palace at
tended by his and brothers and several foreign
princes and surrounded by brilliant re,nue Of generals
and officers. He was received With deafening
who were drawn up in an interminable Ale,
proceeded with his whole suite to the imperial
swearing Hdel the Sovereign and 10 the laws the
empire WAS TO take place. TO this sanctm only the el
Of society admitted-the representatives Of the
clergy including the Roman Catholic Archbishop and the
Protestant Bishop the members OF the council of the
empire, the senate, the minister's the foreign diplomats
the superior officers of the army and navy and dcpu
ations Of the nobility the cities and the vassal nations
OF Asia Of which the recently ubdued Krgherz from
lake Aral and the Chinese portion (Translensa), made
AT the moment whom the oath administered 10 the
Ccsarevtcb discharge OF three hundred and guns
from The citadel announced the iact 10 the assembled
tude whose shouts echoed the thunders Of the
and these expressions of loyalty redoubled
when the Emperor his youthful heir and the whole I'm
peral family again emerged from the palace where they
had been receiving the congratulations Of the Court and
drove through the principal streets of the city, which by
this time or was now evening" brilliantly ln
minated. The public and private buildings Of CAPT
la, which distinguished for their enormous size
shone radianty in food OF light and the beautiful quays
n 10 ne fnpi man
colored prnpe reflected 10 the of the river
which they threw long streams Of fire. Some Of
eraDdces such Princess Kochoubey, Count Shereme
tren, Count Shouvaloh and the Armenian millionaire,
Ruadz4, said to have spent fabulous for
he decoration Of their mansions, and NJ Go
Paris on purpose, with illuminating apparatus
and devices OF the newest and most approved
ton, must have made good thing Of IT, although all patr
otto Russians unanimous in affirming that his efforts
than equaled by those OF the native artists
Unfortunately the festivities did not pass oil without some
accidents, attended with the loss Of two human lives;
old squeezed 10 death in the crowd, and the
railing Of bridge the Nevsky Prospect giving way to
into the canal, and Of them, female, expired
after she was drawn out. Tho people behaved the
whole with great order and dcoqrum and nono Of those
or riot and drunkenness noticed which are
usually inseparable from our popular festivals.
twas rumored that the solemniy have jus. described
would he graced with the presence Of Schanlyl but
the great lmaum not forthcoming, and still
expectation OF his arrival It appears now that
he has been take taken SICK J. on The road at
he will remain sn he is sufficiently recovered 10 re
his journey In the meantime his portrait and that
Of HIS conqueror Baransky, all the shop windows.
The old palace Of yansder, tho former resdeuce Of po
euhn has been put In readiness for his reception, aud
he will be treated with all The honors due to captive
prince. detailed report Of the assault of his mountain
fortress, Ghoonb, is published in the Kdckns, which
shows that the old chief did not yield i'll after the
obstinate resistance, and after repeated reiusals to
surrender by capituaton Or The four hundred Murids
who formed the garrison of that stronghold,
which ia perchcd tho brow OF an almost in.
accessible precpice, only forty seven were taken
prsoncrs--the rest fell hravely nghtng to the
last extremity. The casualties side, too, wore
one hundred aud sixty wounded, and il is only owing TO
the truly admirable straegC combinations Of Prince
Bariatnsky tina. they not st!n severe. The
Princes services have been rewarded by highly a;ter
ing autograph letter Of the Emperors, accompanied by
fhn incn In nffh Of Andr