New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
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This is, without doubt, much below the real number
Now that the cholera Is comes the Siberian cattle
pest, and the police authorities have Just published
recommendations to the inhabitants Of st. Petersburg
precautions The worst of this Is that
man bitten by ny who has touched a carcass is as
liable to the disease o horse.
Great preparations making for the Polytechnic
Exhibition at Moscow In the Summer Of 1874 The Com
mtees which had been sent abroad report that thoy
have met with great The Society Of Arts and
Manufactures" Of London have appointed a sub-Com-
mittee to cooperate with the Moscow Committee Of
which Col Scott of the South KenHngon Museum Is at
tho head Programmes Of the sections Of tho Exhibition
have been issued In English the London Committee
Any Americans deeirinR to become exhibitors would
DO we'll to put themselves in communication with
Col Scott The German Committee sits In Ber-
lin under the Presidency of Prof GrOtte Of the
Technical School The Exhibition 10 not much for the
purpose Of exhibiting products for displaying the his
tory and Of the arts and sciences To this end
Prof Lekart OF Leipzig will contribute collection OF
his preparations of parasitic saimals and Profs Rite
mayer Baden and Eathusius will give collection Of
domestic aB4mals Prof. Orsyanikoh will show tho pro
cess Of breeding stere and via lecture the ebFy
ology and aTTAcal CULTURE of fish Tho sections of Ar
chtectural History Photography, Music expected
very FULL snd tholHst will be illustrated by histor
torca conoerts- There Wn be postal and telegrapMe
section and also section devoted to comparative house
keeping.
The last week Pas the end Of the famous NaS-
chaief conspiracy and revelation trial. which has lasted
for the greater part Of tho Summer The persons
trial were those who took pars in the Communicate affair
of so which eliminated in the murder Of tho student
Ivanen The owes its inpOTtanoenot to the magi
tude conspiracy for the who took part in
It are be young 6ents and
fellowS bat faot that 1t 10 the first Sta trial In
Russia that boon pubk, and OF whichthe pro
ceednRS all published in the newspapers 1t has
had q most excellent effect everybody and revelation
iss and sRtators of this VITA nd 1t much harder IN
future obtain duDes now that the stupid OF their
schemes exposed The whole object OF Nachaisf
seems have been to gain tae fame as getty revo-
lutionist and the leader Of plot He himself fed At
the first alarm Of danger. Another highly interesting
case has Just been tried here involving tho religious
opinions Of Leckys History OF Ratonaliam In Europe"
BY the present author has the privilege either Of
submitting his book to the censorship (Which claims to
review only religious matters SS the poticAlcensorship
is practically sbOshedl before be prints it. Of pEint
ing u Of the risk Of punishment IN ths censorship
finds anything to object 10 In It, In this Mr. Pypin
yOuIe writer Of great talent translated Mr. Lechys
book and began to publish It without the preliminary
examination, for the work has already passed tho
foreign censorship, and can easily be bought
here in English, French. or German. Before
the edition. copi0swas fairly out 1t seized by
the agents Of the CenSOr Committee ana the translator
and publisher were tined for infringement of the aw
Their lawyers endeaVored hard to that the book Of
IAoky was not Of q religious oharacten and where II
spoke Of the Christian religion 1t referred only to the
Roman and Protestant Charches and never to tho
Russian But the Circuit Court decided that the book
was throughout Of religious nature treats partiou
lary Of miracles evil spirits the worship Of the saints,
baptism original sn the future hfe &c. The book Is
therefore 90 the Censors who may mnlAte for
bid It; but 1t not yet actually 1ubliSAod, the
translator and publisher fortunately escape without
penalties.
There are bits Of fren the out H provinces
In the Baltic Provinces the system Of open pnbc oral
trtals has been introduced into the Military Courts
against the will Of the German Barons who stick their
privilege Of having private trials conducted entirely In
writing There is chance that way for personal
influence In Finland, the contrary there s great
movement among all classes Of the people for tho sbo
ton Of the senateH the organ Of the Russian Gov
ernment), and for the establishment Of elective
provincial assemblies such As exist in Russia
Numerous petitions have been signed to this
effect Trouble 10 brewing in Central Asia,
post stations near Tashkent have been attacked and
burned and the Khan Of Khva actively preparing for
war against Russia The Russian newspapers much
excited over the state Of AFFAIRS in Galoa and the
way in which the Russian population oppressed by the
Polish arstocracy. 1t s partly sympathy with who
are really the IN blood and language but in great
measure the fear Of she beginning Of new Kingdom Of
Poland. Both the HoseoW Gazette and the Bzehon0e Ca
ss here have had several strong articles on the subject