... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. The Standard Vienna correspondent says that Count Melikofi is urging the Czar to grant Constitution, because that would disarm nine-tenths the Nihilists and condemn the remainder to absolute impotence. ' V'i r, ' f ' ieu cor ...

... THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. The St. Petersburg correspondent of the London Teleyraph says: News from Kieff repro : sents that town as being still in a very disturbed state. A few days ago the large provision market was suddenly surrounded by soldiers during ...

... A RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. The thanks and acknosrlo Igtnents which the Kmperer Alexander returned to the soldieis of the Finland of tSe Guard, who, by the laust MOoounts rvc. ived, bare lost ten killrd and forty-seven wounded from the effects tbo losioo. o ...

... THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT RUSSIA. Commenting upon tbe condition of Russia, the Daily rw.t Bitys tbo success Russian revolution would mean a return to barbarism. ...

... probably soon ~d se light with Pareilavism. The Opposition papas declare that the Cur's death the suasteseseesst of a Russian revolution, the end the Russian animas with Prussia, and of the 4=N . Rosales policy of the Vienna Cabinet, They for the resurrection ...

... travelled from Moscow to St. Petersburg. Commenting upon the condition of Russia, the Daily News says the success of a Russian revolution would mean a return to barbarism. Among the various means adopted by the Russian Government to prevent the spread of ...

... wholesale deportations to the penal settlements in Siberia have lamentably failed, thus far, to subdue the spirit of Russian revolution. The terror of the secret mine and the assassin's knife continues to prevail, awl the war against despotism continues ...

... Princess Da who is accused of frivolity, arroguice, and love of dress. The anonymous writer concludes as follows The Russian revolution will be far more bloody and terrible than that of Fran e i;v> for the deapotism of the Czars harder than that of the ...

... travelled from Moscow to St. Petersburg. Commenting upon the condition of Russia, the Daily Nem says the success of a Russian revolution would mean a return to barbarism. The Pall Mall Gazette, in a long article, headed The collapse of authority in Russia ...

... greater interest to those chapters of Stepmak's book which have been freshly written. That on Young Poland and Russian Revolution' shows a complete knowledge of recent revolutionary movements in Wareaw ; bat after the recent anti-Polish speeches ...

... probably soon obliged fight with Panslavism. Ojqiositiou |apeis declare that the Czar's death is tho commencement of Russian revolution, tiro end of the Kus-sian alliance with Ih'ussin, and of the philo Russian policy of the Vienna Cabinet, They nope for ...

... for another century, at least, of that which fills the mind of every politician just now, -namely, the imminence of a Russian revolution. It was sometime in the sixteenth century that King Boris, finding that his subjects were so much addicted to a nomadic ...