The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-21

r.,,e r,sS,ss OF 4 GEAR.

,r,,a Gar Alexander was not too qn,sh 49, ~
,,atfny his tourney from bis "
lin The NIhiists have addeH inc loIes y
sbe destructive agents they are e.hplps
ns,a,rst The existing order OF thines, ana
eServ fay 9eports OF ineen aiallsn gu :. !; )
sarye ssalc are Photographed. ai!itous n, -
mn likely that the whole tI .u,a Was,s,.
fng II as given 10 the puulsS. !, a,.tsnu-
DAYS dispa;ches Included QUE ,.as,rnaa
ine the barniDg Of sae osaa .i s er.
s,s,;,n' at Irbit, with fsc locomot've en.
$500 ss;,a0 a,,'l other railroad property. u was
Esn,,ss,isss nn,ier an apprehension OF coming
! o,tarnr,ts nj the destruction OF the railroads
sta, tho Gar, who is in q very nervous
condirien since the recent attempt on ms
life. resorted 10 unusual precautions on ms
I.;yatlian Journey. Il recent letter from o.
Petersburg 10 a French paper contains
posnc statements concerning these precau-
lions. .,o,oa
The writer SAYS the Gear was conveyed
IN the railroad station in 40 iron cal Fiage,
surrounded by an escort Of 4u0 hehf WA uIl'S
Che station itself was guarded 5y iaFSe
-Sndv az troors. and everybody was 1or.
h;Sion, 70 enter il. There were similar pre-
eas,t;ons taken at all the stations on the
rssd and. in addition. sentinels were
nnxsed not far apart all along The ane: In
Tram nreceding the imperial one there
sgas d number OF body guards ano ponce.
men. Besides, at distances Oh ABOUT
hundred yards apart there were Fude los
huts, which at nighttime, on the appToaeu
OF the Cars train, were SET on are SO as 10
illuminate the road and enable tue so'u,e =,
to watch every part OF it. lt was aha'u az
tbase dismal precautions that the nervous.
4inoid. and haIf-aiStracted Emperor OF all
fha Russias had 10 make Journey through
Yart OF his own deminions in orderto go 10
n country where he would be safe from the
murderous hands OF his own subjects:
The Car got away safely. and doubtless
brcatbed more freely and felt more comfort
able and secure after he bad passed the
frontier and arrived under the protectloh
of another flag than lis own. But Whlle
ne has departed, the Terror remains 10
Russia-not only in the capital, DUB IN
every CITY and town. The chief OF ponce,
General Drentlen, whose life was attempted
some time ago, was approached aiso iaCeis
at morning reception by man ID eoio,
neps uniform, who was seen 10 put MS baho
into bis pocket. He was arrested, ana
loaded revolver was found in his pocket, ano
he proved not to be colonel, but Nihiis'
in dfspuisc. Even General Drentlen's own
son has been arrested among the many wne
'are suspected to have conspired with SOLO
yieff, who lately tried to shoot the Car
I'm fact, everyb body seems to suspect hls
neighbors, bis friends, anc even bis nearest re
relations. Tue terror seems to spread llke
fine panic produced by a pestilence. Tine
repressiye measures adopted in carrying
out the orders OF the late imperial ukase
Sncrease rather than diminish 1t. M.
rests, summary trials, individual eXecu'
tions, and wholesale banlshments are
of daily occurrence, and these by nc
means tend to molIiiy the secret consp'ra'
tors or 10 brighten them from their destruc'
tive work. 1t is plain from the recent dis.
patches that they have now resorted to tbe
incendiary torch to supplement the work OF
The pistol and the dagger. The Car Alex
auder may have certain personal satisfac'
ton at being away from the scenes Of these
horrors and out OF danger OF assassination
but his flight looks like one OF coward'ce.
and it is not likely to reconcile bis subs
10 his rule. In fact, it would not be a mat:
ter for wonder il Alexander neyerreturnet
10 Russia Philadelphia Bulletin