New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-20
GENERAL FoREIeN NBW Ws.
RUSSIA AND REVOLUTION.


MORE TRACES or THE pLor-GEEEvA NrHnIsrs
GRATFIED.
PARIS Saturday. March 10. 1881.
M. Rochefort has had an interview with
Nhllist in Geneva named Krapoiku who said the MUIR
der of the Car was fixed for four days earlier than It
was actually committed. Five men were detailed to
throw bombs RoussaEof had only recently joined the
Nihhss II the second bomb had missed, three others
would have been thrown before the Car reached tho
Palace
The Revot1toa SoeiaIe publishes circular conyening
meeting in London on July IA, 10 reconstitute the
'Workingmens International Association" Ills signed
by an Engshman two Russians, two Begians one Ger
man, one American, one Dutchman, two Swiss, and
others The names OF the German, Austrian, French and
Spanish sgners suppressed for fear of prosecution
The exles in Geneva who had grown very uneay a.
hearing nothing. wild with Joy when the news Of
the assassination arrived -
Radicals celebrating the anniversary OF the outbreak Of
tie Commute. the French police have arrested several
Paris and German Socialist named David.
bombs Ut Pampiona for &C. Petersburg. but putting
ut0 Dunkrk the captain learning OF tue
OF the Gar Immediately acquainted the Russian Consul
LONDON, Saturday, March 10. 1881.
The Feihei the organ OF the Social Democrats IN Lon
don appears to-day with a wide red border. Its first
article is headed "At last" The article begins az fol-
lows Triumph triumphi One OF the most abominable
tyrants Is no more -
eeyenty.ye orders and decorations and nine imperial
crowns were to be carried before tho funeral at the
transfer OF tho late Cars remains to-day.
The Grown Prince Frederick OF Denmark has left Co
penagen for st. Petersburg attend the funeral Of the
The Pore has written to the Catholic and United Greek
Bishops In Russia insruetlng them % order requiem
diocese for II the late Gar and requesting them to issue
pasorals requiring loyalty 70 ne new Gar The Pope
Catholic Church Russa agreed upon by the late Ems
peror. wiz be maintained by his successor.
The Austrian Emperor aud the Court are painfully af
sisc hx s es ySs sssSlnsss4n q eSa con
net sfreasfhen baron yOh Hsymsriss posil0n As
REFoaHs PROPOSED.
dispatch from st. Petersburg TO The Daily Kes says:
The leading idea at present urged is said TO be TO do
everything tho agricultural interests represented by
the peasants and landed proprietors a the other
tions, capitalists manuia and
tterateurs being regarded In certain quarters As more
The following proposals said to be under consider
alton Imperial nkases To be ISSUED on the EmperOrs
sole initiative thus giving evidence Of the firm purpose
OF his will, firstly TO promote iuereClonzauon BY
being provided tereor; secondly 20 give lands
peasants generally and thirdly 70 Osrste the peasants
from the expensye regime OF passports"
HoNoRNG IHE LATE CAR.
ST. PETERSBURG, Saturday, March 10, 1881
The removal Of the body of the late Car to
the Cathedral the Peter and Paul Fortress to-day
conducted with great pomp. The following was the
order OF the prOcesson The late Emperor's horses;
then fuBctisnariss bearing his hundred and thirty
two Russian and foreign decorations. and others bearing
his nine crowns last OF the number being the Impe
rial Crown OF Russia
FcSwns t0ess came the clergy dressed M IN 6isSE vel
which YVES richly ornamented with gold, and drawn by
Eight Sodas me tho bSur oofa 9ees' sho pa
Immediately behind the car walked the Emperor Then
eSe S The seaadsrs ana eSares with he
Empress and her children and Grand Duchesses