THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA.
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The following paragraph is copied from
a late Paris Paper.


Petersburg, June 50 a sad accident
happened to our monarch, during his jour
ney to Warsaw. His Majesty, it is well
known, is accustomed to travel in a rapid
manner.-Whie passing bridge near the
city of porchaws, the bridge broke through
and his Majesty's carriage fell into the
river. The horses alarmed, IN endeavor-
ing to release themselves from the car
riage, overturned it, and the Emperor
seated in his open caache, received 40 Sc
we're blow on the back of the head, that
he lost much blood from the wound and
tainted. Fortunately the city OF Porchaws
was not far oit-the Emperor was carried
there, and visited by the best surgeons al
the city. who pronounced that the wound
would not be followed by serions conse'
quences, The Emperor ordered into his
presence the two inspectors general of the
roads, and having reoroached them with
their carelessness, banished them to ST.
IBERIA.