The New York herald., 1863-10-22

bcnr particularly hbelous toward France.
The on to speak gramascallv tho lioness, os
Paris just at present is the Princess do Tour dan
who accompanied NadAr In bis balloon psceDt on
sunday last she ana ne rnce n de sayn w.tgsns,e,n
attracted by the crowd TO the Champ do Mars and
then persuaded Nadar to permit them to accompnny him
II all the stories told Of ber behavior in tho really pernus
condition in which tho voyagers were Placed arc true.
tho Princess heroine and deserves at least the
tanned by this rather fonhardy !re OF hers accompanied
with tho fact that she bears the noble OF the frst
greuader OF irance hss actually se people 20 inlurng
Tho Princess Ia tho wife Of the Prince dc Ia Tour
d'Auvergne who Is the brother of the Rrcrch ambas
s'dor to Pome Som seven years sce she moi the Prime
He wanted money aud she, who had IL. vented tito
give her his name and sottlci upon him
income OF thirty thousand francs a year. with the
He resides in the interior Of France ond very pous
while he Princess lives in the gay world Of Paris and has
open tho 1ith with "Traviata."
Our st. Petersburg Correspondence.
ST. PETERSBURG Oct. 3. 1853.
The Emperor Of Russia in FnaniTae Don Cossacks-The
my Imra,. for Wdr-froa- Cldds and Forfifca,ions
at Crcnsdd--Tnc Siege OF Charessn-Accoua,s from
Pof1nd--C6ndaa OF Austria-3'1fi'h Neutrality, dc.
The rn,p,ror's debut a constitutional monarch 10
Finland has b,en quite successful His speech the
sombled estates overt owed with LIBERAL benevolent and
p,.crnai sentiments and IL viewed with much
cordiaity and the bearing Of the people altogether
loyal and decorous that some OF our mst nyeferac
coai begin to think that after all constitutnnaism
such bad form Of government and may be substi
tuted without too much danger for tho time horored
patrarcha institutions which decidedly out OF cato
corrupt and critical The proceedings OF the
assembly however, reminded forciby Of the tower OF
Babel The Emperor spcko French the Marshal and the
Archbishop Of Abo replied in the same language; tho
mobiles and citizens carried their debates in Swedish
the peasants in Fnne aud Is feared that the process
o. translatng and rcransang ito Of the original
meaning must have evapora,ed. The Emperor high
y delighted with his reception, which must have set his
mind at rest TO the loyalty Of bis sturdy Finlanders
and he started his journey TO the South in better
spirits than he has been sincc the OF tho
Polish insurrecton. He is staying with tho Empress
at the beautiful villa OF Iviuia, In the Crmea. from
whence he will return carly next month company with
his eldest son, the Nasledwik, who has been making
tour through the whole oi European Russia
and tho Caucacns In which he welcomed
by all cissscs with the most enthusiastic demon
stratons OF attachment Tha Don Crssacks especially
OF whom no Is the honorary A,amnndsplaycd ardor
Of devotion unparalleled the history that warke
and semi independent race, and their zeal has been
warded by imperial ukase, comforting upon them
privileges end ratHying the old ones.
Tho that reach from tho West concerning the
negotiations going between the Cabinets of psris
don and Vienna, to arrive a understanding in the
Polish question: exctes bat langud interest poll
tical circles. We satisfied with tho diplomatic
| victory achieved by Prince GortschakoH. which is
| allowed on all hands 10 have been complete, and
waiting very TRANQUILITY TO whether tho three
Powers will acquiesce this moral defeat
the wordy warfare In which they have hitherto been
unsuccessful. That actual hostites anticipated
fer the Il evident from The fact that the frgatc
Ceg has been despatched to the Mediterranean sta:icn
1 from, honc M I,st
| summer when collision with the maritime Towers was
regarded inevitable. It is the general opinion that
war should break out in the spring, gland and Austria
will remain NEUTRAL end should only have DO with
France, aud perhaps some Of tho smaller States
| Sweden for Instance and, far from fearing
thcm public would bo rather disappoint.
ed than otherwise II they shoald decline TO
attack The army in rsrticalr Of all the guards
and grenadets. who took part the Crimeon cam.
raign, impatient 10 the Franzus and are quite
convinced they would pay thfm oG fo- Aim, and the
halakoG BY the spring tco the Monitors that are
now constructing at the imperial iron works will be
Finished snd. conjunction with the udiSa,r c,,rasscs
Sebasiopo and Peerpaulovs and tie noang battery Per.
vcneiz which arrived few weeks ago frcm they
will. 1t is hoped, eectuay prevert any attempt OF the
French feet to approach Crcnsad the Qualifications of
which hsvc also been carefully repaired
| under the nmoaate supervision OF Todlcben
| lou DC surprised 10 bear that under these
circumstances. the siege OF Charleston Is watched
here with intense but divided interest. On the
one hand our sympathy for the Union and our
dcsiio for the termination OF civil strife ysb,ci,
crpries hcr energies and disab!es her from, dsput
| ing the cm,ire OF The with England and France
render US anxious Tor the triumph Of the Union arms and
The reduction OF the rebel fortress while on the other
its obstinate de'ence and the diculty experienced by
Gilmore ana Dah'grcn In overcoming IT, notwithstanding
| the tremendous engines OF destruction employed by
| them. serve 10 ncre our confidence IN tho i'm.
| pTcgrabiy OF Cronsiadt and 10 diminish the chance
! Of successful attack being madc upon h, BY the
| Warriors and Gloircs Of our enemies IL would be
of the highest importance for US 10 have couple Of abc
ongirecrs officers OF marine tery on board OF your
feet before Charleston and government las shown
iisc excccdingy rcmiss In not sending them Indeed
u nm not mstskcn, there has boon Russia, commits
soner 10 tho federal camp the departure OF Colonel
iehedicM The fact Is, our military authorities are too
much attached to their old routine We want nm infusion
OF fresh blood into army new mon al The head Of n
instead OF respectable veterans who eood IA
s ps' Oss snodsS. nSs e give way younger
| War, General Mintin, who IL n comparailvc'y vounv
man himself would weed the army Of these relics cf
antiquity but. In this respect at least he has moi an.
swered the expectations entstanei OF him.
The last accounts from Poland state ,hl, operations
cbucl and the dsappcaarcc Of Kevek and Tachanoysk
tho iargcr bands OF insurgents have broken up into
numher o small parties who avoid an engagement with
I The Russian troops ~ much rs possible disrerse
when rursued and rcassembe again in tho wocds
of "a The Austrian frontier, where they arc safe
! from pursuit II is sufficiently obvious that the
ann OF thesc bards is TO irotract the nsurro-,on
~ least uoniniiy through the winter which can oriy
be dore by outstanding Their force ard moi exposing
them to ever crushing blows they susaned NJ deoyo
and serzc while they keep the people IN mind of their
existence by suddcny appca at different ponts levy.
INK contributions and hanging the Giacec,cs tho eh
they vanish again ~ quickly 1T the approach o the Rus
sias the only actions Of importiuct that have oc-
CURED late were on the llih ~ september in The dis
,rle, t9yich b.twcen General Kra yckgsky and the
bands of skovrrusk and ShpulAn k frcinn,ns ~ the
corps of iaci cisno,ski) and on the ga ari 23d near
kulcs, between General rhercry the conluc-cr
OF iAnge~icf, aud his o,d Antagonist Chiriilnfk who,
AFTER rusticng Tor while IA Galicie has again made
ma app hsrce 70 the kingicm. In both the Poles
were routed win great - In killed snd prisoners which
has not Dated the vcrcicus Csas from Claiming them
|" victrries snd tcegrsrting them snch all over ru
ropc AZ Lnhuana - now quiet, considerable. part
~ the oors stationed there have been sent 10 roland
ana ~ be distributed along the Austrian frontier 10 eco
whether rs not pfsbc TO s,on any further ,rrupons
a eNn