The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

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sports are circulated and mess with implicit ballet
uring the Crimean war The Preach and English -.
ERE nlled with raw. hesd-and bloody bcnesv -,
ne Russian babarians, this may not -. a.
auch from ignor ance as from desp ..... $500,
10 national hatred against us; "a -, no .nch
motives exist, Ia rare to nrd .n,hsn,,. - ,mnaral
about this empire "a, ,ns ,ovs,, uress We
ecolect residing descrpr an Of a.. Petersburg by
french tourist in which II stated quite seriously that
n the winter tesson, Tho uolar bear, descend from
ne adjoining Deserts and promenade unmoested through
nc s"eeu 'ns Apal, seeking whom they may DC
cur ana wneA such abs propsgsted on matters
uAs ooua 70 easily sscertaned, u is scarcely 70 10
aas the widest rumors should DO spread on
uo'ec wv cannot BIO Immediately contrsdcted BY o.
;ular demo ,.,,.,,o,
tnsn' 40 learn By despatch nom London tnas we
OnAy .ai has Just brought the intelligence that aRv n
A0Aw airy corps OF 5000 men has been dee 4 %
as It the Celesa In recapturing tho city Of souchow,
ich fallen into the hands Of the rebels; and II ap
pears that no little sensson been created ct Hong Kong
by this important piece Of The feat u.s. that apart
from the weighty which should prevent Russia
from interfering In favor Of Chinese whcn
the latter are engaged In hostiea with tho Western
Powers there u one st deciyve obsscls her
doipg-st least with = corps Of 5000 msn-and eass
that presct she has notgot 5000 to dspcse Of
that quarter II b the want u hands, arising srom the
sparse population Of Esstern sberis that greatly
harnesses Cornt Moavief Amoonky In his y plans for
extending and consolidating the dominion II Russia 10
regions and though he has succeeded by din, Of
vigorous and ndefagxhie exertens in forming
body Of troops, under the Of Trslsbacoian Cos
sacas, for the occupation OF the country the
Aoor, thsys only Just numerous enough TO garrsn
the line Of forts erected that river and the
ceard and would be quite oat Of the question for him
70 deach any considerable force into the interior Of
China without having first received renforcements from
| other parts OK Russia
Farther west, In Sorgar,a and on the northwestern
borders OF the CelesA empire, the operations II
commanders facilitated by Tho presence OF the osn
burg and poral Cossacs and OF warlke native tribes
the pay Russis who have assisted in extending
frontiers 70 the oxus and ths inik ka; but Essten
Siberia 70 Shelly Inhabited by peaceful nomads who are
quite unit for military service and even tho descendant.
Yermek, who. like Cotez and Pszarro. overan, IN the
sixteenth century, the whole North Of Asia with hand
full OF folowere-haye the martial
OF their and settled down into nuansve colo
nists accustomed TO other conflicts but with their
stern climate and with the denizens Of the forest
Considering what materials he had to with, Count
Mourave deserves the highest credit for what he has
cesses were obtained by force OF arms bat by policy
and diplomacy and that he has annexed country larger
one drop Of blood II perhaps for thai
the attention Of the CelesaIs distracted by internal
oie6cp6O&
involved with Engand Otherwise,
their characteristic pusiaDimy the Incorporation Of
numbers immense that attack OF Chinese host
our Amoog coonies nigh, have given trouble
and IL ID evident, therecrc, how mistaken the English
press Una. se .ne% snsr
these would naturally encoursge them 10 srn their
arms against o9seiyes i was seen even ss; year thai
darns instantly 1sumcd higher tone; but the tact and
energy Of our Ambassador, aided perhaps BY reports Of
Epgai France the prestige OF their
induced them 10 lower ~ and N Count Mouravis
has got respectable steam otii'a the Aoor aud
in the sdscent waters, have hess 70 spprehend from
their hostility.
neral Katsvin have become Known, and increase
the regret generally felt for the loss Of the distinguished
officer During his short administration Ct Orcubug
Kaievin had carried with great intelligence and
the policy tequssthed to him by his predecessor tbe
famous Count Peresky which consists in gradually sur
rounding the cS1ninons OF Russia Ia Central .Sia with
girdlc u half vsssa half independent but wholly friend
~ states attached 70 her by the bonds OF Interest
Ia respec, TO he kssdoms q Kn,vs, Kskard and
khara, this has been In great measure attained
ciudtd with them spce 1865; and last year an en-.
bsssy sent 70 Rs.hgsr for tho purpose opcnias
ssepssaea ot cs. r %ssn u nss - Ss q
TO capt valsanon The q sultan Of Kirgheez
Msbometsn by religion, and wbo vas, ther-oee peca
LARRY aaapted for . negota lion with Mussulmsa che6
He travelled with caravan when progress oten
through which they pass By rszz,ss Of the
predatory hordes that nfes t. but hs arrived safe
fellow believer and su envoy Il the White f1m
The Inhabitants are vel io-iined towards Rus
~: srsa., me csiar.. and n. Hsssh. '' ssS
wit whom they are wiisg 70 enter aioa friendly
ard sas been sses sy lie asnsnp, fs ~ De sa,
Eogcl 10 whom the habometans Central Asa bow
the saoccssor OF The Prophet, and whose ves,m.u has
eacited ceep commneraton AID the most violent
pera'ioo sganss bis tnncel opprsssors< rhis feeling
nourshed BY the fusves from India Who have soaxat
an 1yunn W kashgn snd iarkeyo, and - sS ihe sns
plclcn Of his being . Brtnh emssary caused the
murder Of The unfortunate German laveer slssinvsi
Accounts from the south OF Russa spe~k Of unusual
among iroors ssatoped .hers and the con
mand Of which has been conferred General Alexander
wrspse who a.stDruishei himself the late campaign
In the Caucasus under Prince RAriansky u sad thai
nqures have bean madc Of the directors II the
they would place :, ne apo.a IN ca.e ,hsr
services should be required 70 transport troops he
Black -. and hint bias been given them 70 bold ,nen
There general impression that . crisis, similar 10
Tho; which convuses syria, rapidly approaching IN
asase of the utmost astascn and although he action
or Russia VIII, Of coarse, be regulated by shc
Other Powers there can be no doubt sn.s messsrs are
being sleaay taken 10 give eject 70 her inssrvsota
rhe Emperors Journey 70 warsaw yin be seuslissd ~
the inaueurason OF the now railroad u wilma, ~hch y
Immediately Afssrvarda The distance from our capital
TO wilma about TOO verss, and by ,ha year
srs,s, WIN BE- competed % The line nom sascss 70
Thcodosh The proeress b much css satisfactory; IN
iact, Inc works have scarcely begun, and fhs din
toriness exhibited BY The Grand sociste Cemns
Dc Rrsses The subject of bitter complaints; 4
but y appears 70 me ,h., The public, Who are |
naturally impatient for the comp~sion Of our
greet system Of railways, do not make sufficient ao Vance
for the difficulties occasioned BY The monetary crisis and
the dsturbed political state Of Europe, which nave
seriously hAmpertd the Operations c the OF the
raiIcad from Moscow 70 Nunil Noveorcd tsso verssO
which being Constructed By another company the nrs
section, 70 vsdmR, win be opened BY the end Of this
and The balance By The end Of next scar.
Oar Florence C0rrsspondenee.
HosxScx, Sept. Q, 1890.
frpwn n ae Ea''an Rerc'stic1-whes OH Garsbald, /