The New York herald., 1877-07-01
THE czAR IN The rIELp.

10 has madc his entry successfully INTO Jassy ana
PocJcst. In the last OF those two His Majesty
was received quite In modern fashion, al Jassy. on
tho contrary his passage had borrowed from antiquity
usage that had long been forgotten. In old tho
passage OF groat pcrsonagcs was marked by sacri
ice, and madman resolved that the sovereign OF all
tho Russias should not DO less honorei than the
tyrans, the satraps AMI the Pharaohs of tho past.
BLOOD czAg.
He therefore deliberately stabbed himself to tho
heart Unfortunately tho Car, IN whose honor this
nne blow was struck, Is tho only person who.
the present day, knows nothing about IT. II was
thought best to conceal from His Majesty the excessive
zeal of old officer OF excellent qualities ana groat
personal courage, who had the drawback OF becoming
easily excited when going under lre. had this
strange person during my stay at Jassy. had
dincd with him. Ho q handsome man, OF
somo thirty years. with faco that would
mako the fortune OF manu- facturcr OF wax figures
The face was regular in It's features with serene
preston the eyes and the mustache black; tho
dress gray chocolate. He affected the Crcassan
style, which has repeated or initiated tho uniform OF
the Cossacks, with all the accessories pistol pognard
and cartridges on tho broast and Astrakan cap
cnEvALlER or ST. GEoRGx
On his breast shone the cross OF ST. George which,
Notwithstanding his desertiou, this Pole still worc
tho cross OF ST George only gwen for galant
honorary sign. For this nothing deprive
the possessor OF 1t, because nothing can wipe out
accomplished fact A chevacr OF ST George might
kill his father and mother, might cvcn rob or commit
any other crime without for this ceasing to De
chevai,r Of ST. George. Tho strange actions ot tho
future suicide had attracted my attention. From curl
osity informed myself about him. yet thought so
httle then that tho information would prove use TO
| mo that did not write down his pame which have
fnpn
Russi.a trnit-hss never bean mentioned 10 me by
| any one.
DEVOTION czAR.
This mau came noar causing the Emperor some an
noyancc, and, therefore. every good Russian must
forget his name on tho moment This nanic should DO
torn from tho memory. and all those to whom ad-
dressed myself answered mel have forgotten that
| wrctchs name" know vory we'll that by pcrsistng
should have discovered Russian with moro sccp-
tical memory, but have preferred remain In igno.
rance In order to be able to nscribo evidence of
Russian servty toward their sovereign This suicide
| OF ki-which is all know of his namc-was n Pole.
who, after gaining rapid adva ncement, deserted.
The Emperor, to whom he appealed Tor pardon, had
answered him. severely that not having been judged no
was not condemned, ana that, consequently, pardon
was needed. Seeing this tho unfortunate, used to
dosertion, fell into his old HABITS aud deserted life.
This is madman, who is not moro interesting than
|
devote SO much space TO him except to his
act with the hostatons concerning tho war which
still exist In the superstitous mind Of the Car. Tho
son Of Nicholas, who, 1t Is said promised his dying
father not 10 mako during hrs rcigu, hardly leaves
Russiahats to say, hardly entered on the campaign
when his way is marked oy the stain OF blood. This
something calculated to mako him relcct-to stop
him. perhaps. But he mover learned anything about
It, and so tho war continues.
Notwithstanding some little drawbacks tho reception
was splendid. Everything was shown to tho Gar
whatever In the town had claims TO beauty. First.
tho toilets OF the ladies, who had made themselves
charming, then tho Oriental carpets, which had been
hung from tho windows This is the only manner
hero OF expressing JOY on fcte days
ROYAL corRrEsrEs.
Prince Charles and Princess Elizabeth arrived at SIX
o'clock, called by an invitation to dinner IRON the
Car, who waiting for them at tho railway station
lie gave his arm to tho Princess, whilo the Grand
Duke on his part offered her magnin-
cent bouquet Tho Princess lilac dress.
The two cousins OF St Petersburg and Bucha.
rest had decidedly tho air OF being the best terms
Is tho s,mo In what concerns political relations
There Is reason not TO pronounce dccidcdiy
because the arrival oil the Car the Minister of
Foreign Aars Bratano has hal frequent con ercnccs
with Prince GortschakoG and General Igpatic II Is
notorious that the Russians very to whether tho
Roumanians take part IN tho war. They consider the
army OF Prince Charles. which has already th ein
good deal OF money, as an awkward rather than a
useful picco of furniture aud which does enter
into their long laid plans.
rL,S rnE RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN
Notwithstanding the silence preserved by the stan
! tho plans begin to leak out Truo false have
thought II my duty TO collect the rumors' which CIR.
cuatc, on tie old principle that thcro is no smoke
without Gre Il said that the Danube has been
passed two armies will operate after tho FIRST
which drives the Turks within their quadrilsteraL
No doubt Is entertained that this will bc accomplished
The lrst army will mask the fortrcsscs, as Prince
Frederick Charles masked Mclz 1870. and the
other Will advance directly on Pniopolls and Adriano-
pie Nothing opposing the passage Of tho Russian troops
who will hesitate to make considerable Marches
everything leads the belief that Will succeed
rapidly Thea before diplomacy Will have time to
sharpen a pen tho Russian army will have occupied
thrce-iourhs OF the territory belonging 10 Abdulul-
Hamid, tho victorious.
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II Is PROBABLE that the efforts Of the Russian nray
Will be made suddenly. one would never believe h.m-
sell IN the midst OF IL not for the persistent
hunt aitcr SPIES OF all the persons arrested during
the past lew days hyc are now under arrest Nearly
all are Germans. aud tho most compromised a
tain Captain knabdt, IN whose iasor active
measures being taken; ~. German Consul
oven claims him. Jat the Russlan Provost Marshal
claims 10 have good reasoss not % lct hiD other
Germans showed themselves AZ diretcnt points. aud
nave disappeared suddeng, causing considerable sur
/ PRISE among those persons who had knosn thon.
Those Individuals OF Prussan invention md lever Ia
ciHes, perhaps, Win the ku-sian au'horiiics thAn
they met With ia fIaacc 10 lssu Let the friends Of
Won AoHkc and bismarck pisy them.
A. the omont OF closing my lctler INA that the
greater part of tho Koumanisn Ministers have just
arrived n Bucharest 20 confcf With Prince 1ortscha
koa pee'deay there y Something % 'he 'sa'-