The New York herald., 1878-07-12

5. TIE Homes. Man Speaks the Truth
.. The State IL Anarchy.
s. Emily Poutga,cnoG.
10 8 H,s'STy las SIyeF < a French Peasant.
H. Communal Elections.
L. Mon OF the Past and Present
l3 The Communal Calculation
H. Popular Justice: Proclamation.
IL. Martyr Nichoias
16. Strength OF the Earth.
IL. Sketches OF Life IN the Factories.
Is The Partisan Commune.
To- Programme Of The workingmsn. by LassaiIs.
20 statement OF an Experienced Soldier.
81 Coieolion Of New songs and PocmA
~ History Of kopeck.
90 History OF the Sage Naoumofna.
"a. History OF -Four Brotnors
25. Noar the Ferry.
26 rho Intsliipe1t Mechanic
81 Brothers, Listen
IS Turnout tne Chief OF the Gcudarmes
20 Yourovaia.
As some OF these works may chance 10 fall into
your halds, IN order to guard you against serious
con uencc, the President tho Department Edu
cation considers II his duty 10 you thar. In
any printed or Autographed work or manuscript
against tho government aud contrary law you
not return 1t him from whom you receive II. but
send IL immediateiy-f possible, the same day--to
the doctor or chief oil the district, informing him
cu,ion OF this duty made crime Tor which you arc
liable TO severe punishment
You also ordered 10 bring to tue knowledge OF the
doctor curator o your district il you learn that
similar books 10 these are being circulated whom
they do not pass through your hands. The non-com-
nica OF the facts is also made grave crime
and will be severely punished.
the Director the House Education is persuaded
that IL Will not bc solely the fear OF but
that yourAove for God. your Emperor and coun-
try. which has inspired your supcrors, will prcdis-
pose you to s0ropuousy carry out TINS order, which
you must keep secret, and neither communicate ITS
nor show to any except d.
Chief Of School DISTRICTS.
SpIscRxxr DINNER coSvKRsArIoxs-A REVOLUTION
PkEPARED.
We are informed oil the following interesting TACT -:
Captain Eugeihart, OF the Nov0 rchorkAtsk regiment
Thirty seventh division OF infantry. commander of
the 121st battalion OF infantry reserve 10th Of
April charge OF the affairs OF the l3Ist regiment
OF infantry, having as his next subordinate Lieuien
General a LieuteAant Radion.n OF the Wilmanstraud
regiment Twenty second div OF infantry, tho
chaplain or Deacon ofthe 12ls, battalion, some rela
tlvcs Of B0kdanoH and others. long conversation
toox place, which was finally interrupted by relrcsh
ments bens served. They talked OF the service and
ment, when Eugehart said, among other thinss
that, according to ramor, there would probably
16lh or l7tn OF April ls7S), and that II the affair
did succeed there would bc mutiny Of the troops
Al ten O'Clock in the evening, having ended their
little social festivities, Radonof ana BokdanoT
heard from Engelhart. The news was nrs. commun-
Gated 10 tho Commissioner OF Estates. who In turn
carried 1t TO the Emperor who hastened TO give
ordcr concerning the review.
ruE GOVERNMENT FRIGnrExKD.
The Inspection been ordared for tho 21st 10 the
23d Of April. telegram from tho palace 10 the
officers in charge changed the date Of the review
the following Sunday. The agents OF the Third Sec
tion ched the apartments allotted 10 Engelhurt,
which subsequently sealed up, and tue Captain
taken before thv ConmaEdant and from shere 10
the military jail attached TO the Hospital Nicholas,
wherc he stii remains
SPECIAL MILITARY PATROL sEKvicg
BY an order from tue Emperor, addressed 10 the
different corps OF troops, Of sixty each
wore formed, called patrol companies, commanded by
officer The object ot this, according TO general
interpretation tue 0fictr OF the Company beng al.
recy under the orders of the commander Of the reg
nent, was 10 suppress any attempt ut revolt ana 10
dlspsrse any crowds that m ght gather IN the noigh
porhood upon streets or other places, where the
rcpsilion announced 10 begin. ihs different
coming from the Chief or Stan. they wore formed Of
troops from the Twenty sscond division OF infantry,
rom tn1 regimen. OF reserys guards, from oa'.ai.
rison at 81. Petersburg, making total OF 70 CON-
psnies, numbering 1900 mea, commanded w 20
officers, without couutlng the police, gendarmes,
storekcepers. toadies aud othor parasites Of the Rus
WARNING THE TROOPS.
We have received the ioliowin ing snmpic Of barrack
prudence, entered general order the compares
OF the regiment OF the Guards Jura,lowski:--
BY order OF the Commaudant Of the company voiuu.
tess forbidden when they enter the city they
friends to enter ino conversation with them. In
APRIL \. 1873
BurIxG UP sEDlrIoUs BOOKS ABROAD
This Is how our government endoav0rs 10 rctard tho
circulation abroad o works and pam phets PROM
Ut home, which shows It's weakness and exhibits
true iisnt the capacity OF their police agents Mum
bers ot Tho prohibited works wore sold aDd distrb
OF IT, Soon tho libraries OF Buchares, we're watcnod
by Russian gendarmes, who bought up all the inlam-
matory prints ihe Roumsnian library keepers, de-
lighted with such unexpected sales keep sending for
mvre that edition follows edition ana s bought up
with remarkable rnpldity.
ALLEGED WHOLESALE CONTRACT swISDLSG.
To complete our statement concerning inc hrm OF
contractors. OrwItz Greger " Co., assured
that amer the IAN OF Kars there was large quantity
OF provisions found tnere belonging 10 various mil
viduals aud worth In the aggregate gone O00 900
roubles aoout So 100 ooo which were offered 10 tho
I'M furtro for
roubies (about $79O,OO0) The commander, consider
Ing tins an advantageous offer, teegraphed to ST.
Petersburg. asking permission to compete the bar
gain and issue drafts on the government He o.
csived no reply. In tho mcantims tho provisions
were purchased by Orwitz Co that Is TO say, by
the Grand Duke Constantine Minister OF the Court
AdlerberX, and tue mistress OF the Grand Duke
sold msdiatey thereafter 10 The Russian troops ior
4O00, 900 toubics
PRINCE GALirzEy TgRMgD cossAcK DEspoILER
Prince GaIzen, VINO has replaced Trepon, was
ordered To the Caucasus TO execute bloody commission
upon the mouutAincers. As n specialist In these
matters he has bcon named ALBANIAN vi the Cossacks
OF the Urnl. He comes back with reputation tainted
BY tue worst ucts oi oppression against the Cossacxs
Who protested against the connscation OF tnsir lands
by his order several thousand Cossack families were
sent to siberia, Turkestsu &c rho iacts will aid the
world 10 comprehend what me nom nalion Of Prince
Gaizcn means and tue ruption at ST. Peters
purs at such grave period Tor the government
ExrRAcrs PROM issux NO 4-RANsAcKiSo NEWSPAPER
OFFICES.
On tho evening OF May 10 the printing establish
mont oil Mr. DemaKof, in the Rue do ksz,n, was on
eoreo nhu scarcneu W tue Po"Sc on tnc eAPfcsscu
Suspicion that tue Demakon presses printed jour
Nal and supplementary fly sheets. 1he active search
lasted from Two tall seven A. NJ. Nothing OF sus-
picious character was iound Unfortunately lad Of
fourteen years living Ia the house Dext door had
stated that recently when his brother worked IN the
composing room, he saw Demakon burning paperA
TINS declaration was sufficient ~ lead The agents to
arrest thu lad anu HIS bro,uer -
AkRgsTISG AND BAyisHING coLLgGg STUDENTS
We learn IRON NUui Novgorod tnat during the
mouth VI April last eight ktuueDts AT the University
OF kien were arrested aud condoruned to exile for
money. aud several o thom without hats one oi Tue
police court functionares, seeing their lanicnablc
condition. gave thcm his wrapper, &c Ths Dext day
this onical was ignominiousy turned out oi ollicc
rKtrorF, FsoDoKArF AND vERA zAssoULIrcn.
Shorty alter the Zissouitca affair the Director OF
the House OF Detention called upon by Geucral
1rcpon, who remarked to hint
"wLatl have you released The 4 Zissoulitch ="
TINS question gr,atIy astonisned the Director who
replied that he could not do othsrwise, seeing that
sue hau been a.qui.tc ny the Court.
"rou should havo Known" continued Trepon, |