The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

have already written about the han which IL n bo
given IN his honor al Vdra You ~i, perhaps, he "a
rious 70 know Ia what manner be invited Saz
non TIE Governor General, very desiross tbai ss
invitation might DO taken T. u Petersnurg direct, oY
some deputaton RON the nobility. This eqniyaeot
10 pfssusdiag inee Who gives te egeast ala will,
and is com eei - pay Tor H. tn With nlilg conn
peror AZ sponisreous testimony ~ ns acteoa din MS
tats, worthy Of the dipomatIc tneese OF which Ssz
mch v master, and for tho at,snm NJ Of wh ca even
bis authority as Goeruo' General might not appear su.
perhucus Accordingly he sent for the Msrshais u The
nobility q the tnree PROVINCES Of viaa, kosno
x,ssss 1ouao' "a Uranr MORN mn ,esonai
without his host 0ne excused himself from
spolcmg 10 bis appeal by tho badness Of tho
rads and the difficulty IS the voyage another ssld 10
cond take steps in the matter without the sanction o.
hs fellow nobles; third declined The honor ~ saying
that bis poyiaee was not in pe limo Of HIS AajosYs
route and that he could osch The priveg
hs colleagues; IN short Nszimoa found afvertaries
red, ubtable Iap that they cinnnt be refnet
You VIII, perhaps be astonhed To hear this Ia order
70 get the Emperor 10 be- present at the bail IT vas
cesssry TO ipvile him pie who desire the end neae
he means whereby 70 arrive at ~, but " not very Ger
tain that they we're very sangune in desiring the end
A. last, after endless conversations, teegraphic
despatehes dences and negotiations without
end ~ Na1m0n determined IN do with nut that which he
could not get lie announ ,ed that he would send tue in
vitAtion himself, adding Ironically tina; the Emperor,
EIoans the affection OF tho Inhabitants OF these pro
vinces, would be satisfied with this nvtaton and would
i've them credit for their good wishes
Ther. @ be grand hunt the forest OF BaIowicz,
which tie last haunt OF the bsous in Europe Already
heN fuund Tour OF aalnlAis, wnlcn
be killed by his Majesty Enormous preparations are
being made Tor this event; trumpba arches being
erected 10 celebrate the skill Of the victor the roads will
be sire with oougbs and old CASTLE which
Was formerly used a place Of meeting by tho Polish
kh ~ When hunting IA being repaired This forest, the
lsrgt,t In Europe, formerly hunted 10 by kings
u i aso AIDE dear TO by another recollection Ia
1891 il he Of the last Of Poland with
Russa The refuge u the last defenders OF nde
pepdepce
harry iTea has suggesed the spgenent OF this hunt
after The mndt1 Of those Of King Augustus III The Fmpe
Tor Alexander 10 show himself TO the Poles In the like
ness OF The toveregns whom they regret Orders have
zen sent - the Russian Embassy at Dresden 10 make all
necessary search in the archives Of the Polish and saxon
kings, 10 arrive at perfect resemblance OF costume and
etiquette The Emperor OF the French having had hunt
la lorP Nv al Oompcguc n was thought proper to do
tomtt thing similar NJ VIVA An ideA copied from two
soyeTegns Al cuce becomes almost origina.
isE question Whether The Poles WIN DO much fat /
tered At TITS recollection OF their kings 10 parade before
their eyes tho spoil tax from them Is hardly means
Al making them forget that al the petitions they have I'D
aeped TO the Emperor Alexander snce his coronation
have remained unanswered and that the nationality the
anguag. and the faith Of their rodien
foot For the ten million inhabitants OF this kingdom
ttsre s neither Polish university or schoo
paper periodicals. all arsociatiouseven those estab
thed for industrial agricultural purposes-are for
bdden II looks as everything we've done 10 plunge |
The country uto barbarsm-peI haps 10 sink IL below the
level OF It's masters, and thus ss It's murmurs at their
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