The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-26

ST PrrrRsBrno Dec. 3, 1850.
nesrrine for tie Late Docger Emprcs-Pclitics in Rus
sa-Results Of the Warsap Conference.-The Russian
Pres on ne Raian Questior--Th Emancipation Of the
Sr1s-Dipomatic CAanes-7h Russian Expedition
Against DaghiStdn, fc., dc.
Ever since the death OF the Empress mother
Northern Palmyra has presented quite ugubrous APP
pearance The in the deepest mourning the arts
tocracy ditto the theatres closed and all public amuse
n,cns interdcted with the exception u religious
eerts oratoros and forth For many persons this s
serious loss, and the pleasure loving portion Of
population have been awaiting with little impotence
the conclusion Of tho six weeks pdnikhids funeral
services when the period Of general mourning term
Mates The regular theatrical performances will
the 1871 instant, and on the 18th Signora Rs
tori who has been engaged for the season will appear
Cor the FIRST time in the "Modca,' to the great
delight OF our amateurs, who all the
tptoc expectation In former times the suspension OF
public amusements continued three months after the
OF the regning monarch, bu, the late Emperor
Nicholas gave orders FOR Il To be curailed much
possible his deceasc, and II is stated that similar
wish was expressed by his widow In the imperial fam
~ however the old viii be observed, and there
will be three months Of deep and many q half mourn
ing only interrupted great public festivals and the
ssoisestro, Saints days Of the various members Of
The imperial house. BY rescript Of the Emperor ad
take the care OF the charitable institutions
that we're the patronage q his Deceased mother
In politics there complete lull The Warsaw utter
view has NOS effected the slightest change the situation;
n anything il has rather increased the coolncss
between our and that .! Vienna and coalition
with Al and Prussia against France and Italy Is less
prcbabie now than u has been any time since the
breaking w the Holy Alliance. II Is worth noticing
tha-with the exception Of the Journal a. 81 Pekroary
which, though printed Russia and bearing tho charac
ter Of government organ hardly be called Russian
paper as Il published in French and ciited by Bel
,an,he whole Russian press decidedly favor q tho
Italians even the faruiid whose relations with the Min
stry OF War under some reserve necessary in the
pressous or his opinions says very plainly that the
union 81 Italy render Victor Emanuel whether opposed
or prcconceved notions of international law must
now be considered accomplished fact and
That would be neither possible desirable 70 restore
the thcccratc rule Po Mono the Of the Church.
or the police dcspotism Of Aoss In Naples The r1v.
PeAed attempted " prove that tho action Of the
King sardinia u by no means at variance with the
principles Of International right, ~ laid down by very
sefva,ivc dpoua,is Baron Mer,ers in his rrecss do
hger circulation than any other Russian paper contain
ed few days ago enthusiastic panegyric OF Garibald
"le prrest and most glorious charaster o. the
age. admired by all generous minds, and whom
hut soullesa bigots could revile or asperse'
Notwithstanding the latitude allowed 10 tho press
Rircc the Accession of Alexander N, such language
~ CERTAINLY very remarksb le. when contrasted with
the terms employed by Prince Gortchako IN the despatch
rtcslng our Envoy Turin and may conclude from
n that either the Prince has modified his opinions that
AZ adj events he " not welded 20 them ~ prevent
the oppression q views Numerically opposed ~ his
rnderdhese circumstances exceedingly surprised
20 hear chat the Governor General q Finland Count Berg
has issued very instructions the
thai cousery, which has generally enjoyed much greater
liberty In abs respect than Russia proper. The Finland
Sourals cautioned against expa,sting much on
abe revolwtoDary proceedings in Italy AMI told very
plsiply 20 mlSi theH busnessthat say con
aue their Discussions 10 local affairs Nothing could be
~ more smpcstic than such conduct, especially a,
nonent when the question Of nationates
a. order o. ne day, and when II Is &C the highest
potxnee FOR Russia ~ oonciate the Fnandcrs o.
lend them IA - Thought old Count Berg Who IA said
90 be able sctisn, but has little esperience A. 60
vernon must be ort< hts head and has quite forgot
zen the times he n bvng in Any how, he has shown
himrf unat Coz his pos~uon and ought 70 be removed
from "a without delay
The lsbors ef The committee for tho emancipation Of
she ses AZ length concluded the report drawn w.
and the ansl discussion e The ys T. ol has now been