The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-22


was inclined 10 treat the Christiai II tfF
after the fashion Of Mahomet the aator, Nc
disgraced, and his successor Kupizi 10, o,kai,
fed his readiness to institute an inquiry tn.
Of the Turkish governors of Bosnia, Bulgaria. r.
condition Of the population under their rules Q o.
rec, the investigation in person, andl "a
tour through the provinces for that purpose,
remedy the abuses be may find existing there "a
Our Ambassador at Constantinople, Prince La.
tonsky, has been instructed to agree TO this NJ
on condition that the Russian Consuls arc au,heiy
watch tho progress Of the investigation and to re
It's results. This may be considered sort OF y
matte arnistice, during which both parties win prs
Tor mther operations. 7he Grand vizier viii prog
discover that tho complaints of the Christians al
out any foundation that they are in full enioymcr
privileges conferred upon them by the decree, al
the undeniable agitation prevailing among them
tirely owing to the revolutionary spirit
age CT the Vaccinations OF foreign ,emiN
The pussian Consuls will report in a
sense, they will show they easily cam that the Scr
has beer dead letter. and that the Kayaks are no b
ter on Than they before its PRONUNCIATION. The
cond act will then open with several remonstrnces On
part Of cur government, supported by France, and -
ultimately be found necessary to replace moral suasiS
material pressure. ~
From this programme of tho next stages Though M
the Eastern question Is likely 10 pass It is -
that nothing will be done prccipi!ately, and that
measures o! great concentrations Of troops III 3
Russia with view to immediate hostilities, of N
Of transports prepared at Nikoaetf TO carry them
coasts Of Turkey, and so forth, arc premature. IL
they will become realities depends good leaN
the march Of events ia the West IN
rope; besides which, wo have some arr
ments to mako at homo which must DO concluded A
We can turn our entire attention to external af.hS
his coronation, In August, 1853, the Emperor -
manifesto declaring that, in consideration Of TIL"
strain upon the material resources OF the country
tho late war; there should be no levy OF recruits for
years. Since Then nearly four years have elapsed W.
such levy taking place not because II Was unnce
for, the contrary, the numerical strength Of th
has been reduced To its very minimum, and TIL
mapder Chief, Prince Gortschakof, has hong bsea N
Gus for an increase, but because the emancipation =
scrfs win render It impossible TO edect the I'd I
in tho manner as formerly. Hitherto a
the Dob.eman who furnished tho recrnitS,
military authorities had nothing TO do busto a
them from him; in future the selection win either
be left 10 the government officials, or TO the RI
munities themselves rs Is already the case in 4
of the crown peasants, and the emancipation
f. expected 70 come out In the course OF this stu
therefore, have TO be accompanied by ulase Is
basis on which the recruiting is to take pac 4
Whether fresh levy viii thus be ordered if A
end 10 " hat extent, WILL Of course, depend -
stances; but until such order is given "
assured that nothing serious will be undertake.
We were surprised to hear that the Russian
at Turin had protested encrgetically agar
petition Of Garibaldi,, and taken so
TO prevent the Sandman government o. &c
,cnancing the insurrecton Of the siciim n
their legitimate tyrant We had hoped that ~ mo v.
past when Russia appeared az tho natural ~ .ector
dcspotism all Euroe, and do not understand the
Icy OF proceedings which must disgust France and IN
land, and only please Austria. II is believed ts.S
Minister Of Foreign Affairs dsapprovcd very decided.
This nncaed for manifestation, but that the Emperor
sisted upon something being done for the poor kis1k
Napiss This Patronage Of legitimacy Is a mononsln
winch the Fnpcrors of Russia have been po-s.s-el wi
Tor the last sixty years although they have as little re
son "a stick up for such principle as any monarch
Europe The house Of l,onlanof like that Of Rna par.
owes the throne II occupies 10 popular elect n w I6
its ancestor, Michael florcvch, Proclaimed Tar
The assembly Of poablcs, the representatives. OF u
clergy the nobility and the ciizens and this expressc
Of the poP1i forms It's only real title 90 the .-ov
rcignty 1t has exercised since then. Alexander H. ii
great siickler for legitimacy, he ough, 10 resign
secptrc 10 Of the descendants Of kusik the ance
rulers of the country, OF whom there sy sti. ex
ing-tlie Dosoronkys. AbolenskNS GorsclnkoAs, Bari
iinskys and others all Of wi.om Il incai descent alone
considered, have much claim t. the throne tha
the Eomanoas There arc some of them. Too, who h;
rot forgotten IT, and who hook upon the rscnt dynas
as ro'unves and intrndcrs, and IL would pcrha
be as wen, therefore, for the Emperor
moderate his zeal in defence OF n princip
which might nc eventually employed again
himself II should be added, howcver that Tristan
rr his pcnchant for The Bomha family he has orders
irincc Yokunsky who has lately been afpintc Arsba
adcr 20 Naples, rcmnnstratc with the King the 81
om Of goycrnn,ul pursued 10y him, and Ia urge the
esshy of large conc -sions before IL Il too late.
\ few days ago The screw shp-of,he-iinc Nichoks
i3l gus was launched IN presence of the Emperor
trand hc tcnsiantnc, and Of great cnncour-c Of
iators. she is said to be tho largest vessel bu
lrre and l. commanded By Captain panaliin M ofic
converting our cct vi railing vessels into steamers
been carried for the last ire- four years under
auspices Of Grand lc Constantine, with great daen
md success. A. review last simmer Abe Emperor 4
the saf,c;ion OF seeing cst composed ot eight sore