... 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 ...

... inauguration of Mr. Davis, as pre- sident of the new Southern American republic. Diffe- rent, however, is it from the Russian revolution in this important particular, that whereas the latter is one in the direction of freedom, the objeet of the western ...

... view. s But we need not frighten ourselves with the idea that, we are on the eve of a second French Revolution. The Russian Revolution pre- dicted so confidently three or four years ago l as certain to occur in a very short time, has not come yet. The ...

... Dagmar, who is accused of frivolity, arrogance, and love of dress. The anonymous writer concludes as follows: The Russian revolution will be far more bloody and terrible than tbat of Prance in 1789; for the despotism of the Czars is harder thnn that ...