The New York herald., 1864-04-06
DO made 4resdent OF Tho Council OF the Empire aud that
Prince GorsschasoI will be placed at the head Of the

DO made Sfesdeht tho Council OF the Empire aud that
Prince GorschasofI will be placed at head OF the
Cabines where, Minister for Foreign Affairs, be
already occupe tho most important place. His appoint
ment 70 Inc Premiership would be quite popular mas
much as ms achievements in the late diplomatic
against the Western Powers have been highly aterng TO
the nato al prde aud perhaps, II be Prime Minis
Yer not ciy III iact but IN name Count Aderberg who
IS The Geat prop OF the absouts party, would make up
hs N md TO retire rather than bo tho subordinate Of
man with whom he Is both personally and politically on
bad terms As for Grand Duke Constantine, although
hia unfortunate administration OF Poland has greatly
damaged his prestige il cannot be denied that he Is
man cf liberal IDEAS actuaed by spr Of reform
which IN the position just alluded TO, would DO OF nte
service 10 giving effect TO the judicial aud representative
institutions naugnraed 10 the last and presen, yeac
IL ~ positive now that General Mouravoi resigns hs
post ns Governor General OF Lhuania, N which ne has
acquired such world wide notorety. At this moment
he ~ certainly the best abused man m Europe; bat,
whatever may TO said against him. ho fas fulfilled his
task and put stop TO the nsnrreciion IN the proynces
subjected 10 ha own rule II in doing so no has ressted
TO measures which humanity condemnsthough ono.half
the stories told OF aim are fabu'onst may bo truly
stated that be had other option: he had either 10
crush the revolt by ntess severity OF to be crushed by
u himself He win be replaced by his sasant, General
kiinpovsky, formerly Military Governor ot Warsaw aud
chief OF the staT to Prince -Gorschakca and Count
Luders, Poc by birth extraction but who Is not
that Account more likely 10 be acceptable TO his country
On the contrary, Pole in the Russian service is
hated ny them with greater intensity than patiye
Russ, netne locked upon as traitor and renegade
Tho Polish secret commtee--or national government,
as II cia tselfhas long since ordered all Poles in the
Russiaa service y throw up their commissions but this
1raes anuuSn enforced ~ tareas 81 sne ssSe'os. nes
been followed except in few isolated cases, anu
there are still hundreds OF Polish Officers in tho Rus
sian array, some OF them in very prominent
positionsfor instance the now commanding general OF
the reserve cavalry, Count Adam kzewaski, and the
commanding general IN the Eastern Caucasus, Prince
Svetopolk Mrsky Tho admirers OF MouraveH aver that
leaves Ihuana the rebellion will break out
again. and that he will have for second time
and since approaching season when tho
hardhips Of sylvan warfare less ntoeablo than in
the winter, u by no means impossible that they may
be night.
From the Caucasus have later news OF any con-
sequence The Iekss have net attempted TO collect again
and, their leaders having been taken prisoners, or
surrendered voluntarily il s hoped the storm will blow
d this second edition n Muridsm be nippcd in
the bud Rnt Russia is evidently destined to be always
IN hot water. A enemy has appeared on the On:
ncse frontier 10 the territory Of the Siberian Kgheez
where numerous bands Of Chinese, or ratberfor the
Ceestias themselves are peaceabe enongh-nomadic
l tribes nominally subject 70 the Emperor Of China,
have crossed the borders and attacked the Russian
forts, from which, however, they stated to
have been repulsed with considerable slaughter
IT is not known whether this was simply pre-.
datory expedition, or whether the invaders were in
understanding with the Khan Of KokaDd, who has long
viewed with apprehension the progress Of Russia in
our new minister at Pekn, Colonel Vlangay. has
received orders to demand sat atsfacon; but although
i.. the authority exercised by the lord OF
the Fowcry Kingdom these wild border tribes IL
diplomatic tations In former years these kind
of razzas often took place. and often followed
by reprsals on our part which generally led to "noti
hcati0D" OF the frontiers by which those Of Russia
have been gradually pushed forward TO the rhian
shan and the Zaizan Nor. Perhaps this may afford
an opportunity for extending them to Kuldja and
the head waters OF the Iii, toward which the Russian
colonists or the Seven River country (Semirechinsky
Krai) have long cast wistfui eyes,
The Cesarovicn Nicholas Alexandrovitch. heir to the
crown Of Russia s preparing for an expedition OF very
different kind VIA matrimonial tour through Europe
He is now in his twenty first year, when according 20
custom IL Is time for him TO look out for wife, and list
OF marrsgeabe princesses having been drawn he will
set out In the spring for Germanvhe great market for
that description OF merchau dseaf take Italy, Franco,
and perhaps England in his way hoiae He will be
panied by his Mentor Count Serge Srogano one OF the
Baranos his physician in ordinary Doctor SbestoG and
brilliant retnue OF adutants, &c The rumor o.
trmoDia alliance being the aps between his imperial
Hiehness and daughter Of the King Of Denmars has
quite subsded since the outbreak OF the in hic
appear rather inclined to take the part of
the Pruesians than Of the Danes