The New York herald., 1866-05-03


~ sn5s mon ws vppvuuums Ssrusrs uuets
hsvs been given 10 place the Russian army in Poland
. the war iootng and retain two corps Of observa-
nsn the Pyussian spd on the Austrian fron
Ms There are q preasnt six divisions Of infantry in
roland Zone Of the Guards and i've Of the hne division
= cavalry and one Of artillery besides Cossacks, In all
II is not impossible that il hosttes should break out
md the Polish provinces Of Prussia being denuded Of
ecUorunty Of rnr .Sanst their Rns
IAN corps may occupy these provinces to prevent the in
uuection from spreading to the kingdom OF Poland but
caro- will be taken 10 explain that this Is only done
easure OF precauton and that willing TO render
The service Austria II there should Be revolt
ysests keep the peasantry loyal to Austria what would
be done II the population Of Eastern GacIa odomeria
vho are OF Russian origin and Greek Catholics by religion
enough they have been forced to accede TO the union with
The Church OF Rome should throw othe yoke Of Austria
and ask to be received back into the fold Of the mother
9nnrch and the mother empire is another question.
Russia, then will in all probability be the passive
spectator OF war In Central Europe but she will hardly
attempting the solution Of the Eastern question: which
regards her nearly than anything else and before
me OF which she can never nope 70 ENJOY last
operation OF England. or course an amicable under.
sanding with England would remove all difficulties and
1nce that devout worshpper of Mahomet Lord Palmer
oon Is dead and his successor Gladstone has less pre-
9udces and Christian views the subject there
a.ived at In that case the apparon Of an English feet
md OF the one hundred thousand Russians who
o~ SHg up their dr, hee , a IN the N -,
empire at once. Abdul Aziz might be shipped of to
Asia Minor to reign in the home OF his ancestors at
Bussa at Damascus at Jericho and the would
Do erected once moro in st. Sophia Russia would then
be quite willing 10 allow King George of Greece the
special favorite of England ascend tho throne Of the
Constantnes, while the Sclavonlc provinces in the
1Orh-Bulgaria, Servia, Bosnia, &c-might be formed
INTO Kingdom for the Duke Of Leuchtenberg If such
n arrangement was agreed 10 we should have obec
hon for Vaachia and Modavia TO elect tho Count of
Flanders or some other prince agreeable to Eng
q have them ourselves All this might be
aone without firing gun or shedding drop
Of blood but one thing requires money and unforiu
natey we have not got copeck The Minister of
Finance after dsposing, not without trouble, of his
nrst lottery loan the proceeds of which disappeared al
most before they were paid into the imperial treasury
b trying II with second, which, of course, nobody
Will touch and which has had other result than 10 pro-
euce panic among the holders Of the former one and
% deerorae the value of Russian securities in all the
markets OF Europe. Never was the credit Of Russia
lcwcr than II is at present "Jew Rothschd, and his
brother Christian Barring" who fifteen twenty years
ago were ready to contract loans with US any terms
VIII not lend US an obous and all the schemes OF
Sncomparabe Baron Reuten only to get deeper
into the mirc " is truly wonderful that man whose
administration has been long blunder and who has
,,, cor The empire u hundreds OF millions should be
sronght matters to such pass and leaves such
legacy OF debt and disorder that be found
1bo Is willing TO succeed TO II. As General Cheffkn
marked, to become Russian Minister OF Finance one
must either be genius or madman
the Ameer Of Bukhara who said TO have d,sbanded
his army and to have resumed his friendly relations with
8nssia, had suddenly shown signs Of hostility had
pt0pped the Russian their entering his do
Gnfni0ns and arrested officer sent by General Cher
6AyeR to renew the former treaties To punish him for
Mis- breach Of faith ChernayeG Immediately collected his
1tfe army crossed the Syr-Daria below Hodjent and
6pmmenced his march towards samarcand, the ancient
capital of Tamcrlane, which is rather than two
Aasdred verts from tho river and about the same dis
eAnce from the city Of Bukhara Although the Russian
eoTps not above six thousand strongvz six weak
1attalions OF infantry polk Of Ural Cossacks and
00uple Of thousand Kingberz horsementhe Ameer
ehmcd at Its approach that he despatched messenger
- Chcrnayef informing him that his ambassador would
Ap TO their owners and tho Treaty Of comWerce and
Unity renewed In consequence Of these assurances The
oeneral halted the southern bank of the syr where
Me last accounts let him waiting for the return Of his
U6lcer, and ready to resume his march II the Amcer
should fal 10 fulfil his engagements The advance Of
troops beyond the Jaxares appears to have given rise
- the most extraordinary rumors among the imagna
i've Orentas II affirmed that We had taken Samar
nnd and were preparing to march to Badakslan and
YaYkand that the Ameer OF Bukhara had been summon
ID 70 surrender the greater part of his territory and that
Ae had applied TO the Khan Of Caboo for advice and
teeti0n. Tho sight Of Russian force in the heart OF
Central Asia, whittier armed Christian had ever be-
30ye penetrated has evidently made prodgious mpres
on upon the wild tribes that inhabt those regions who
connect IL with old Mahometap tradition hat In the
Dalnoss Of time the descendants Of Cog and Magog will
1oecend from the mountains Of the North attack the
hs tomb Of the Prophet, where the final battle will be
epaeht In which the faithful will triumph and the inf
esb persh-a Moslem Armagcddon initiating Mahom-
pnillennium.