The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-28

it next TO impossible 10 effect 80 great change with
out some previous preparation would almost have been
better TO have tried than expose the country to the
peroas probation which II is passing through The
peasants do not understand how the relations that existed
hitherto between them and the sgnes prolonged
Tor Two years after the publication Of the imperial mani
esto, declaring them to be Free and they have great
faith in the Emperor and very little in the nobility
the ehiyoriaks, they naturally suspect the benevolent
intentions OF their aushka Tsar haye been mis- ntor
mctcd AMI vtiated by the subordinate authorities II
this must be added that many Of them imagine the land
they now cultivate would become heir property with
out any Indemnity to the former propretos and they
disappointed TO find that they have either 10 purchase H.
though ~ extremely moderate rates, or 10 pay an annual
rent for The of IT, But after ALL these feelings
by no means versa the great majority content 10 be
entranchsed on any terms bear their disappointment
IA silence and when fecoect that the number Of seis
amounts TO twenty millions the troubles that have
occurred, though enough in all conscience,
fall somewhat short Of the ''servie revolution
predicted by the alarmists Except in the pro
yincos Of Koza and per2a they have not hcen at
tended with boodshed, aud there they were mixed up
with religious cemcns, particularly through the Maa
kons sect which has resemblance your Nor
mons, aud has followers the Whole region
between the yoga and the Onral.
The most extensive disturbances took place in podoa
where over i40 villages, with 20 GOO ntabitnts, rose at
once in open rebellion which the dangerous rs
ad hn,j hv 'ac ad , a NJ Wv. , p''sy a'' NV ~,
Poles and Roman Catholics, and the latter Russians at
cnrn,,dah,a na,,,ra 81 49,, @ ~ Nv, W., Wv
spatched to the sccne of action by the En-
and 6rmmess i'm a,,n,rns,in :, Hy,o, VI" aao'
inc to armed force In R,asen Ka,oovs sn"sust "n,,
here III the vicinity of ST. Petersburg, similar results
,voud novcr ,a..e ri.on 70 s,o, fih. y, w
thores had in all been equal the duties imposed
n mnrn d"c,io linz os,b ,Si a' S eiI !, nv,
whether from, s,Snit,v mr. r,a,"onc n, " r 20, ys
odicais seem IN have done a,arr,t,na IN ,noi, ~
ovnSnoratn ,he ,ann,, snI Si, tia s 'ray' ~,
sinof; mo az ,rcai ni ,h", ,,,, ha H.
no,, ;,o, W. hi " o III , '' g. u u ~ Nv
lie ar,ina Unistcr ~, ,w,r has ,aian ~
measures renarkabtv woII whsnover iro,ns
were wanted they vern ol,v,vs at honr
which cannot have h.n mn e,sy nsk co,,;,or;, ,h"t
ey had to he dismissed ovcr p terrt,orv reacin rrn,
the kawe to the Ineser about bnlr ne aroe as nj, turnn
For The nrescnt tbipr, a,e,r 60 hn,, lad, % af,
and the peasants are rctrrnr TO their aerctnri aor
hut il would he n mist,te m na,,nr o,rse,,.s ,rnf
the Torment is entirety ainvrd I'm rhe cortrar Wa MAJ
calculate uDep these scenes being rcteatcd tr, Inn, IN
time IN different mart or tbc cr,;r. mil Ne r'd ~
transition Is pasl and Tho new ra IONS bntwe"n b I,nd
hoIders ana tho rur. ION ar ,nora,. ~ ,,,i
and cieariw dcGned f'P e! 'o
The death Of the suIton is no, considcre, Ia, o,r
st,,eemcn ne I;toiv tn i,a,o o., ,.s,,aLo, ~
which ali nartiaI havc ogroad y, s,oi,a ,ns ~, ~ '
Enrfnnd because she world Gtc T." nni.to', % ,.
,,,o in ITO East os Ionc n, ,ass;,,lo. - .a $500
wants I,te more brootbino ,ima aar ~, - .l,a,, -,
and ms IN bccanse She has ,uitn onnnI a., hor ,o
hnn,p IN. t,nut ,tr,
,oIi,ics .bdnnI Al, is e,id 20 h ,,,on &c s.
and resolution Tho very ,ntinodcs or hi, uns,.n,;
brother. bn, thcs. ,uniitic. r,,ch can,,,r,, - ,,i,
hovn rcstorod Tho otto,,nn l,,irr ~ i, s -
can no longer he exnecicd to as,. in ra,arii, i C
n NAV even ho ,Sir,,o mo, ir ,ho ,,rosan, 49,.
nm .neyget,c rujar NH bo n,oro .,nsor,,," ~, ~
biitv of the Turksh tbrono mon u'nrr or| '
Iun,,arv live thdooI Had;,d FOR ho Mi n ,
ant IN submit to tho ,u,a,oc. ~. ~ 49,
Powers and Inv asser,;ng ls nae,.,earoa MA $50
ti,ojr dis,,easire ana r'rr.u ,;r s,,eor, I'M
doubtful however whether no yin he ,i,,d ~ [
the succession pcacenbv Mehemod uorrad tho s ~
the late Padscb has large Many IN his favor sn;,u
among the Younger generation vii, have hnon bro,h ~,
in Ftroucan IDEAS and th;nt thot tho son a,,ht 70 ,
the father like IN Christian and rvilizaI cnrn,r o,d
not the eldest OF The race as nrcscr;hcd , tb ,radtn
Of the house OF Gilman The n.chas anJ oncer. r oh
seraglio too who have amassr1 .asl richcs ,n1er 49,,
reign Of Abdoo Mcdmd nre ,f,a,J of henc r,rcad
their booty nv The new Sultan VIM Ia ,,,oti -
strict inteort y and stern 81 -,
Iitne rercy 70 The nrwnr,lv csyoritas o, hs nrad,
particularly as he ms, kno,v Ina, ,bev h,yo loon ,,
heaven and Garth tn M, vc,, b accession We mn i
out for squalls al ,onle therefore and tb
mandcr Of our Mediterranean station Admiral
has already received orders to csnarh one Of his he,vy
rigates the General Admiral or the OLGA IN tho cp,r,rc
OF the Dardanecs TO watch the course Of events and en-
operate with the sanadrope Of the ober Powers In nr,
tectinQ the Christians IN case of an ,e,, ~ the rrb
METROPOLIS
From the Chinese we have advices ina, tho ho
emigrated last wear to Turkey are re,urn IN ssarn,s
petition be resalled in ,leir former bnhitans