The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13


montese forces will attack by and snt Francis H. at
Gaeta The King will enter Naples The 9th Of the
month
MsrthA Benedek and the Archdukes Albert and william
will not leave Vienna for yeneta until the return Of
Francis Joseph from Warsaw.
our ST Pstsrsburg Correspondsnos.
81. PETERSBURG, Oc.. Is, 1859.
Coolnss Tooayds France and Sardinia-Srios Condition
Of the Empress kother-Dan0sroSs Illness Of Prince
Orof-TAs Empress Not Ya Recoc0ed-Sketch Of Prince
OroTs Fdmily and Career-Renesoal Of ne War in ase
Cduca,us-Ru Russian Vicories-AGd in Persia-Rus-
sian Influence on The Increase, DC, d..
Decidedly there 10 GOODNESS between our Court and
that OF Tuileres The fast tina. the Duke Of Monte
beo not the Emperor 70 Warsaw speaks
Volumes particularly 1t " known that he had made his
preparations for the journey and only received orders at
the eleventh hour 70 remain at st. Petersburg Our nt-
mate ornection with sar inis also end the Rug
sian Embassy has been recalled from Turin and nau
raj consequence Marquis Sale, the Pedmontese envoy
has applied TO Mr. rolstoy for his passports, and will
leave In few days This event has made most painful
impression here and the action Of univer
rally dsapproved Of II 10 reooliected that the diplomatic
relations with Sardinia broken of once before
I'm lss6), II the instgstion Of Austria, and
that We thus incurred the resentment OF that
pucky little kingdom, which led 70 ts participation In
the Crmean war; at nert when we were tasting the
sweets OF Austrian friendship. Experience, they say,
makes fools wise; but - governments have monopoly
OF sagacty they cannot OF course b expected 70 profit
by lessons Of experience Marquis Sale extremely
popular among liberal aristocraey and the crowd OF
distinguished viters that have left their cards at his
hotel since his recall announced, is proof Of the
feeling with which II 10 regarded. This exhibited
still. strikpgy At soiree given the other evening
by the Duke Of xontebelo His saloons filled TO
tha If faahi ona vorld
and the political situation vas discussed in sense as
nvorsble to France and Italy as antpathetic TO
Austria Altogether the phase which the policy OF
Russia appears entered excitcs great uneasnees
and never since the accession OF Alexander H. has his
duct severely animadverted upon As at present.
announced for days that the health Of
The Empress Mother again so indifferent IS 10 give
rise TO serious apprehs and hear that very
hopes entertained OF her recovery Considering
abe has been for the laet twenty years. II is
aost miracle taat she should have survived 80 long
eed, it may be said that her life has only been pro-
traced by artificial means which have actually succeed
ed in arestng the decay Of nature In 1885, when she
sent to SICILY dernisr resort expected
to sec again but continued TO nger on year
after year, between living and dying, until her family
became Accustomed 10 Ter condition and ceased to be
alarmed IT H. After her return n Nice last she
apppe better than usual Du though carefully
excluetd from all atmospheric Influences she has not
tai which trying al al seasons Of the year, aud
than In The autumn II possible that she may
ever, in her sixty third year and her vital powers must
be nearly exhausted or all her children only the Grand
Duke Constantine sih her at present. but the Crown
Princess OF Wurtemberg has been teegraphed for from
srlignrd, and the Grand Duke Michael from Loadon,
where he visit to the Court OF England. der 70
voste son the Grand Duke Nicholas travelling 10 he
Caucasus ana IL viii be sendiog for him, o,g
before he arrive the crss must be way
the other 10 not unlikely that the arrange nens OF
NArc Urill ha f9Yad
Others inesi; but OF ts!s notoirg Is known with
tan,y. The reign,rg Empress s.l suffering from the
escs OF her opdsement and the physicans said 10
be hot quite without uIeasinese her account
While the widow Of Nicholas 9suioviton Is TO all sp
peaisncee, abort " follow him to that bourne from
whence traveller Ger returns the dissolution Of his
most conh1eatai aivser aud servant may be hourly
peeted Prince oroG President Of the Council the nego
taor q The treaties oil ADJ anope and Pars attacked
some weeks siaee by mAlady under which he is
gradually sntng. ue 70 seventy i've years Of age,
but until ls'ely their weight have sat lightly upon
him, ard hts robust frame showed symptoms
OF dtcrerit1ce Tie career OF this statesman has been
singular He 10 Natural son Of Cunt Fedor Orion,
one Of The four brothers play prominent part
In the revolution Of l762, and the edest Of whom,
gregory was the yer OF Catharne H. He lost bis father
whom quito young and adopted by his uncle Alexie
The victor o. Cnsre and sssssen OF Peter ILL., through
whoss great influence ne was eg,matred and received
ctnnisson in the Guards aud Tie daughter OF Alexis
eccentric cid mad, look such fancy 70 her cousin
hat she left him considerable portoa OF her mmeose
wealth. Young 0sof distinguished himself 10 tne
Nspoisonic campaign, rose rapidly 10 tse rank Of
Coiolel, ard was employ ed 10 lsi4 70 conclude
lhe eapholaiion Of Pans bat his great sac
nturreetion Of december L. 1876. was his sEy AMI
decision ba. helped 10 the and perhaps lhs
life Il Nicholas, and the Emperor-amorg whose faults 10
cannot be numberec-never forao. the rices
rendered HIM that rlbe day Orion WAS created
count sud ava de camp gesera aud ever after enjoyed
the unb bounced confidence OF bis master. The ci
cplt and delicate mnions were always entrusted 70 HIS
approved ndei,y IN ls2e be signed the Of Adsa
bopc which established the Of Russia 10 the East
IN 1883 he commander chief Of the Russian forces
In The Borphorus, aad eiEnei tae treAtT OF Esaslr
Ensh government and ia all The sabseq scgo,atlons
with Austria Prussia Eogant, France ar1 Turkey, he H.
vAraoy ac,ed 20 plenipo'entAry Es power dd not de
70 negotiate the Peace OF Paris, where his diplomatic a5
ties snore out brightly under very adverse
and on bis return 10 =, Petersburg be WAS appointed
President Of the Council and ra.sci 10 tue dignity q
prince Of the empire With him nc. only Individual,
bet whole historical epoch, will be consigned the
tomb, aud his death VIII therefore event Of no
mean portsnce. 10 LternAl Affairs - q strict con
scrvauve ssd urcerstoed 10 have been decide Nv o.
pose6 70 the Immediate emancipation Of tie sers bat 10
foreign politics be adhren Of tho French alliance
and u u lieved that the a,erveT o. WARSAW would
BY sickness IRON exerting hs rssal iInJeuce.
10 case Of his deceass, the German party
hope that old Cornt Sesseroee, sho shares ms
views nternsl policy, bat GismeTicliiy o12asej
10 them a. respects foreign Affairs viii be appointed TO
the sscaai eiee but Il Is moro probable that tae Count
Borden viii be his SUCCESSOR.
After the submission OF the Ahsd hes aud Ssukhas
ard the capure Of tnc, great chief Nahomet Ameir,
v expected thai the Snopsoogs ADD osber rbos Of the
Western Caucasus would sbsncon hopeless contest and
akuo~lccge the supremacy Ra-sa the same terms
that had been granted TO their shbors Those anilc
pations, ho~eycr have proved deceptive Darlog the
summer hosites imed various points OF tue
frontier, and VIII be necessary 10 undertake regular
csmparb against he stuboora mo0ntan-ers Tne com
maid IL the weffern Cau,asas has been ertrasei N
Count Eudog mor, the conaueror o. Schsmyl ard
tefjagstor OF the eastern part OF thai region
Advicer from Central Asa co,isin particulars
OF an expedition asainst The Independent Rrgherz
who inhae the oeaairy round the sre. lake lsss Kerr
id Toe slopes of the Thcn shan who cousaat
feud with The uibes the dorninlon Of Rava n,
Gently they had even attached the fort ~ Kestck Ia the
hasSn Territory OF rranscnsa, and although they were
reprred, was thought ndspenssbla siyo them su,b
: esson - would prevent any similar attempts for the
future A boiy Of troops despatched BY General
hsord rom Vcrnoy 10 lay siege 70 their 5nshod Of
Fnbpeg which surrendered after cannorsde dare
Alta ork The sraytst Krghsz ch,e,sn being taken PRISON
err With over sH hundred a mis- folio me fortress o.
locmscs hss also submitted sud ibus Oh a pod
con mand 81 the whole basin Of the lee Kerl where
presume, there win be aota Of stosmers as there
70 Already on Asel and BAlk0h.
From Persia se learn that the Shah hss Oh tanned 90
pete VICTORY over tbs Turcomans who had nvssd tho
pov!,ce Of Nero ana oonnttcd iepre aioc,
ihe rnmor O. difficulty having occurred bet ~een our