The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-02


session o e capital but al means likely to secure
its ultimate possession are apparently abandoned The
nation II all pleased With the negotiations made
will tho Pope and DAY passes without this feeling
being made anlfast by sorc cnersec protest but, in
our 3p.ic ihc pcapl, mae ile la nlsAe o. lis
nanrc respect 10 thc;n. 1863
signor yceozz, the lay following his arrival ~ Rome,
had on audience Wis. the Pope, who il h said, was
mxo,sly awaiting iis advent.
rsblic meetings have becn held throughout Italy, and
al their debates opposed 10 negotiations which
may be Inconsistent With the nations integrity. The
manouvYes Of The clerical party and their organs are IN
diciive OF The spirit % the lines Not long since they
attempted to snr al nsinuations calumnia,ng the
generation of Italy and insulting to tho King; but
the columns OF these SAME sheets are replee with full
some panaggrics Time, ID IS c, d0n1 te enies
newspaper, TO be published IN the English language.
is shortly be started in Florence, under tho Of
The Eases.
Oar 81. Petersburg Correspondence.
ST PErEasnrRG June 10, 1865.
Funeral ofne Csareotch Occupation Of Tnshhent dc dc
grand and touching ceremony concluded IN the
forenoon Of yesterday The obscquies Of the deceased
Cesaevch, which have engrossed the attention OF
metropolis for the last days completed by
the deros,ng of his mortal rcmsins in the crypt
pied by all his and relatives from the time Of
the founder OF this Northern Palmyra On the cd inst
in the midst Of furious storm which threatened St.
Petersburg with inundaton similar 10 that of 1924
the approach OF the funeral squadron under the
mand of Rear Adm raj Lessonskoy sgnaled from
the entrance Of the roads Of Cronstad It consisted
of the screw frgates Alexander Neysky, bearing the
coffin Of tho Grand Duke in charge of General Amen
kol, and Oleg the corvette Nitiaz and the gunboat
Almaz, and WAS receiyedby the whole Baltic feet drawn
up in battle array, with the flag Of the Commander in
Chief, Admiral Novossky, flying from the maiptop Of
the threedecker Nicholas T., of 131 guns. The Crown
Prince Of Denmark who had escorted the corpse of his
friend and intended brother law Danish steamer
hal
gale arrived after and proceeded Immediately to
suite, with whom he returned Cr0nstadt on board Of
the imperial yacht Sterna For three days and nights
religions services performed according TO the ritual
Of the Greek Church, at The caafG!que erected the
Alexander Nevsky and the corpse then transferred
TO ST Petersburg and conveyed to the CITADEL where il
lay in state in the Sober Cathedral Of Peter and Paul
till the hour appointed for Its ntormcnt Immense
crowds thronged TO take their last look Of prince
whose early promise rad given rise 10 such great expec
tatoDs, and who by the nscrutable DEGREES Provi
dence was cut of in the heyday OF youth happiness
Persons Of all classes arrived from Moscow and other
parts Of the empire Join in the prayers offered up for
the reposc OF his soul Many houses shrouded in
black drapery and from morning TO night tho bells of
innumerable churches tolled forth a mournful peal
Yesterday the corpse removed to its last home the
collin being borne to the vault Of the chapel by the En-
pcrr IN person. assisted by his and brothers, the
foreign princes who mad TO take part In tho
,jenosi,cd nv tho IA. ar ,ha C,sad nac,, .Ioyr1o
Alryandrovna Tho cder sis,ar ~ VIC d;aa ~;
her Infancy and was Tho onv ono ~ ,hn E,nnaror'.
nurneoas children whom no had lost urcvions 10 his
nrcsent roslanchov rbn Fnmro.s ~ , '
y" I'm. ,he o Inv % r, ,a 'e on"rca
wa 60 ,r;ci hsc ~, ,ha naia.a ~ ~ ,a,n,,, ~ M ~
healfh has long becn nrocor;oms an ths crno, n,a,
has comnletclv ovcr.oura har 4. Coo, as sho co hn
moved Inc Emneror win occo,nnonv hcr H. Mnscow
where she IL to pass the IN nc ar No .ar,;rmi
villas that stud fhe cnvirous M that copit Tbn
people had imagined Somehow that PRINCESS Dacmar
would b, at the funeral and were uite nj
not seeing her She n expected however in ths course
OF next me nth on a yIst 10 The Cmpress and rumor
persists IN affirming that she will STAY here aooebcr
aud when the due term O" mourning is elapsed WI he
proclaimed the bride OF the nov Cosarc, itch
Tho occupation of Tashkcnt, VIII oh has been so often
announced by the Anglo Indian journals "a now an ac-
complshed fact. telegram from Crcnhnrg informs us
that General C1ernieyc the Governor OF new pro-