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and certain intimadons concerning It's
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revelations have reached here through
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According 10 these accounts OF the re
port, II would appear that attempts upor
the lives Of the Emperor Of Germany, thu
King OF Italy and the King OF Spain, a
well as the successful and unsuccessful at
tempts at assassinations OF police oficiali
in Russia, are the work ofan organization
which has It's ramifcations extending
practically all over the world. Even some
political murders in South America ART
said TO be traced to the same source. The
men employed to commit murders are mo-
at all aware that they are tools OF power
full organization which employs them, sbnt
when, as In Russia, women are made the
asSassians, they are intruSted with mort
accurate knowledge. .4 ss' .it'
The Chief fthe German police is under
stood to say in his report that his clues q:
10 the controlling spirits OF the conspiracy
sometimes sank into the ground, and
sometimes led him TO such high quarter.
that he deemed it best to cease to follow
them. For instance, in Russia the conspir.
acy commands the services OF high.born
women. The Chief OF Police ut Kietl, who
was murdered a few weeks ago, was killed
in an open highway, in day time, by one
OF two fashionably dressed ladies, who,
after engaging him in conversation for q
moment drove q dagger into his heart.
To the people who saw the murder the
companion Of the murderer said: "He has
received his due reward; take care, II yop
are one Of his kind, lest you should be 80
ended" The report Is understood to say
that in this case, as in others, the murder
ess has escaped arrest, not because she Ia
unknown, but because her arrest would
cause great scandal, and do more harm
than good. 9s
The report is believed to give much Gu.
rious and useful information respecting
the INSTRUMENTATION OF the econspirators,
but it confesses the extreme difficulty that
has attended the task OF tracing out this
intercourse. The tools OF the leaders or
masters, when seized, were generally
ready TO tell all they knew, but often knew
nothing OF importance; their minds had
been worked upon by adroit agents Of the
real leaders, and even these, perhaps,
were ignorant Of the personality Of their
principals. ESQ = .oi
The recent events in Italy are not in
cluded in the report Of the Berlin official,
but 1t Is said in certain quarters that ere
long revelations will be made as startling
as those which followed 0rsini's attempt
upon the life Of Louis Napoleon.
OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
= LONDON, December 1.-The official cor
respondence between England and Rus
sia, relative to Central Asia Is published.
NJ. Van Giers, assistant Ministerof Foreign
Affairs, July Sd, 1878, informed Lord
Augustus Lotus; British Ambassador at
st. Petersburg, that neither the Russian
Government nor Gen. Kaufman had
ever sent, or intended to send, represen-
tative to Cabul. He subsequently said
it was possible that Gen. Kaufman might
have sent letter, and he gave assurance
of the stoppage OF all military and
political precautions which were taken
against England when her relations with
Russia were strained on Aug. 10. Lord
Salisbury being informed of the approach
OF the Russian forces to the frontier OF
Afghanistan, and OF the reception Of q
Russian mission by the Ameer, expressed
hope that the mission would be immedia-
tely recalled. Russia in the course OF
communications in st. Petersburg, deClar-
ed that the Minister OF foreign affairs was
ignorant OF the mission which had been
sent by Gen. kaufman on his responsible
ty. England replied that even II so, that
the Minister OF foreign affairs was respon-
sible.
N. Won Giers writes under date Septem-
Der 8, that Russian dispositions in Central
Asia had been affected by relations be-
tween England and Russia during the late
eastern crisis, but that these negotiationsare
now the same as formerly, and are not OF q
nature to excite the suspicious OF England.
The mission to Cabul was a mere proyis-
ional one Of courtesy. A Russian repre-
sentative at London explained that there
had never been any question OF the Car
sending letter to the Ameer. Lord Sails.
bury writes to Lord Cranbrook, September
Goth, that he infers that N. Van Giers &C.
knowledges that oil former Russian assur-
ances in regard to Aighanlstan have re-
ceived their validity. The correspond
ence also contains q dispatch from Lord
Derby, dated June IS, 1877, warning Russia
that an advance To Merz would entail q
corresponding advance on the part of
England.