... tainly lighten the present difficult situation of the Czar, as the General might have becowe the 0 leader of a great Russian revolution. th the (BY SUBMAWNE TELEGRAPH.) seu (FoR OUR OWN CORRSMOTMENT.) aet PABiS, SVuMA- NIGn?, ?? ereneral Skobelefs death ...

... would aid him. They have a programme of their own which they mean to put in action after the Polish Revolation and the Russian Revolution have taken place. Bat in the mean. while upwards of 300 of the principal landed proprietors, on seeing the proclamation ...

... official, Reign of Terror. The dilemma is so difficult chiefly because the fanatics, organized or disorganized, of the Russian revolution do not know what they want. There is talk of constitu- tional and social reforms. They are certainly needed, and they ...

... unless he is assassinated inthe meanwhile. Should he not be assassinated he will probably be removed before long by a Russian revolution, and this will be the b;eginning of-treuble in the aEast. EDINaBUsA-.-'THS InnusrTEIAL FrOanoass or ' THe NATIsNr'. ...

... Comacho states that he has funds to arm 125,000 men, and to carry on the 0 Government until September. e 1- TRIAL OF RUSSIAN REVOLUTION- .8 ISTS. ST. PETERSBURG, Thursday.-The trial of [I ten young men and two women for circulating e revolutionary pro ...

... personified that religious idea which, despite their professed materialism, ls the leading motive of the apostles of Russian revolution, His faith In the redemp, tion of the oppressed and the future of humanity seemed to be Inspired by revelation rather ...

... 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 ...

... Russian eonsul in Now York, 1r. KIrteliewsky, tl hns received a first warnuin r from the ceotral com. b mittee of the Russian revolution, because, the warn. is .cog says, he has made himself paitictalarly obnoxious it to our order by transferring t ...

... but exeladed. We are driven to the conclusion that We the Czar is surrounded by assassins in his own house. The lie' Russian revolution lies crossed thle threshold of thePI Sovereign's asansion. Once snore the terror encompassing Government power in Russia ...

... impossible to say that ccatsc cr.e cause of the French Revolution is now visibly at work in ti~ssia 1h1re will he a Russian revolution. But it is safe to conjecture at tI e Spirit of indignant criticism which the revelations of the recent i:l 1 ave evcked ...

... flowers, and guarded by a soldier of the famous Paul Regiment. Thus, Autocracy has offered up another doomed victim to the Russian Revolution; and there will be as a con- sequence other sacrifices offered up to the outraged loyalty of the Russian people. As ...

... 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 ...