Frankfort Papers.
The Times, 1824-11-10T00:00:00

I,letern from Orcrnburg, of the 311th ot September, inform us thlat l'is Imperial Mlaje'ty had arrived there in good he-lth, alnd fuirnish uss with the following interesting particulart of the ocCutrrences durinp Wis Ma5jesty'S visit: the Emn eror fi st went to the Bazaar, wlhere the Nomatfe tribes ef the Rirgihis Steppe (sr Desert), as well as traders from the rJore civilized provinces of Upper ASia, bring their goods to exchange for ]tessfast producc and manufactures. illaniy thousand Kirgitise, raounted on the flee:est horses, and rishly dressedl, received hiis Ala iesty w ith sheuts of joy, whicil continlued for above an hour. These N1omades were intoxicaited with jov; every onie desired the pleasure of beholding the features of lhis Sovereign; antd, animated by this desire, they crowded roundil his JALajesty so closely. that it was .impossible for himn to alight from his carriatrc. Hc was therefore unabIc to get near enough to see the operations of the traffic, the chiel articles ol whic i are the produce of tlie numeronts herdis and flRcks 'vihich constitiute tie wealth of these counltries. Meantime, tite Ruts- sian merchants had the htoonur to present to the august traveller - breat and salt, and the luticharians and Khfiranson theirsidepre- eiente(d fruit accoriting to the custom oftheir country. Hereupon the Elmperor went to thesalt.workq :rt' letskja;:, whie.t have attain- ed a great degree or perfection withiin a few years. llis Majesty spcst considerable time miiiutely examining every part of the works, V:ithl which, and the goid appearance of the vorktimen, he was highly satisfied. On the way to llet;kaja his Majesty stop- pedl in the midst of it considerahle lhorde of Kirghise, and con- * escerded to visit the kibitkas (tents) of the first wife and the daushters ef the Khan (Glterzf.sxv, as well as the dwellings of tht Sultans Mttindliar andi Nessianoffi 'When the Emperor left the camp, all the Sultans. atid a great number of Kirgluise. accompaniied his Manjesty to the distatice of several versts (three versts 21 Eng- lish miles.) A unumlber of these Kirghise were mounted on camels. vrhich kept uip with the horses. and made an extraordinary appear- ance. The following dlav the Rlhans waitedl oni the Emperor, wilo received them graciotsl y, anid presente(I the two Khaus with rich diamond rings with lhis cipher: lheretipon, his Mlajesty germite l the seconA wife of thle Xhail Chergrhasy, who lives Writhl Iini at Orenburg, to be presented to him. The two wives ot thtc Khail received ricif 'hiadems, and Ihis daugh- trr's ear-rittgs. These Kha;ss atid Sultans p)articularly at- t-acted the attention of lis iMajesty at the ball wtichl was given bv tic militarY Gauw-rnor of Orenburg, and during the parade, to wliicii t iey were invited. After the parade, in whicih tite troops Teceived tie approbation of his \Majesty, an itunhense number of Kirghise. w-ith their Saltans;. who)Iha(I posted themselves in a line, again made t ic air resouid with their jovfu . acclamations. The Emper"ir during tf is visit, the memory of which will be indelible in Our hearts, was f:equently pleased to express his etitire satisfaction with the gool order ars(i r-xcelent administration of these remote provinces. Count Nesselrode arrived in the capital on the li5thl of October. FR.iAKF(iR 7' PAPERS. PETERSBUR([1I. OCT. 1.