The Sun.
London, England, 1863-11-03 00:00:00

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MOURNING IN WARSAW,

The Russian director of police has issued the fol-
lowing decree :
(a) Mourning, and in general all revolutionary emblems
in dress, used with the object of criminal manifestations,
are to be taken off.

(b) All women, without distinCtion of age, rank, or con-
dition, who are seen after the 29th October (10th Novem-
ber) of the present year iu mourning, shall be arrested and
taken to the guard-house, where they will be confined until
they pay the penalty hereafter specified.
(c) Women who have lost a father, a mother, or a hus-
band, may alone wear mourning on that account, but on
condition that such women shall before the 29th October
(10th November) obtain tickets for that purpose from the
director of police, and carry such tickets about with them.
1. Women going on foot in mourning dress aro fined 10
roubles. Those who are unable to pay this fine shall be
imprisoned.
2. Women riding in their own or other carriages not hired
shall, if in mourning, be taken to the Mizo'w barracks, where
carriage and horses shall be.d detained until a fine of 100
p.
roubles for each person r
3. Women in mourning riding in hired carriages shall
pay 15 roubles each ; the hired carriage, cab, or omnibus in
Which they were shall be taken to the Mizow barracks ;
their owners shall pay 10 roubles for each woman in such
carriage; the carriages and horses shall be detained until
and the driver and conductor shall be
tho fine is p.:liat
punished. wives and children are found in
4. All employgs who
to the above penalties, lose a
mourning shall, in addition
month s pay ; and all pensioners, both reduced employes and
the widows and children, shall lose a month's pension.
I%lAJoit •GENOtAL LEWSZYN.
Warsaw, Oct. 15 (27), 1863.

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