Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-28

VIENNA, March 26-The R-ssse SAYS the
Austrian police recently informed the Rus
sian Government that a considerable ouan.
tity OF dynamite had been landed at Fiume.
10 De forwarded to Russia. The Russian au
thorities requested the Austrisns to allow
ths dynamite to nreecceed as far as the from
tier. Hnere it was received by persons in
the uniform Of the Russian police. Subse-
quently another body of officials came TO
sequestrate the dynamite. It was then dis
covered that the first comers were disguised
Nihilists, who succeeded In smuggling the
dynamite into the interior.
LONDON, March ga Paris dispatch
says the Revue F0gitiqIte will contain Saturday
(to-daY) an article on Alexander III, writ
ten by Russian of high position, who is
intimately acquainted with the Cars ideas
and character. The writer says; "The ~ew
Gar viii take up the following pleasures: A
greSt reduction ~ the peaSSants' payments
Ior .and 4 tnoron@ u reno cling of taxation.
Facilities fccr migration from one m province
4, another. Passport facilities, and the es-
tablishment of rural banks, thus putting
down petty usureTs. The writer foreshad-
ows the arrest Of the Russian advance In
Central Asia, and resistance to Pan. Slayism,
aud dwells on the Czar's thoroughly Rus
sian sentiment, his love for the peasantry,
and his detestation of administrative COR
ruptiop.
fThe Car viii do his utmost to improve
the situation of the clergy, giving greater
freedom to old believers. All concessions
towards granting constitution will be con-
fined to the allowance of a greater latitude
OF provincial administration. The Gear will
consent to let the country share in the man
agement OF affairs to certain limit and
extent. He will only grant simply the meet
Ing or deputies with mere consultative
vote on fixed subjects. He probably will
not depart from the system OF liberal ordi-
nances in regard to the freedom of the
press, judicial reform, popular instruction
and the abolition of administrative exile.
He may grant favor without appearing
to acknowledge a right. Abroad he
reserved policy. He will strive
to maintain good relations with
Germany, towards whom his attitude will
be sensibly the same as was that of his
father. France will enjoy more marked
sympathy. Relations with Austria have The
appearance of distrust. In any ease the
triple alliance will not ae seen again. Re-
lations with England will be more cordial,
probably on account of the Czar's warm
friendship for the Prince of Wales"
VIENNA, March 26.-The Russian Coun-
cillors, Mossoloff and Bouteneiff, who are
staying In this city, will start shortly for
Rome to continue directly with the Vatican
negotiations relative to the Roman Catholic
Church in Russia
ST. PETRRsRURa, March 26.-Tha onep-
ing of the trial of Russakoff an,3 his accom-.
pllces has been fixed for April 4th.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 27.-Tbe follow
ing manifesto has been promulgated; Owe.
a Alexander LII, ascending the throne with
the nrm intention Of securing and strength
enlhg the tranquility and welfare of the
empire, and following the example of
Nlenolas /. ald Alexander H., deem it our
sacred duty to decide upon certain measures
10 De adopted under extraordinary circum-
stances. In view of the minority of the heir
to our throne it is our will, and in accord
ance with the fundamental laws OF the EN-
plre, we do ordain az follows In the event
OF our demise before the CzareWitch has at
tained the requisite age we appoint the
Grand Duke Vladimir Regent of the Empire |
2ad the Kingdom of Poland and Grand |
DUchy of Finland until the CzarewItch |
shall have attained the requisite age. Iu |
the event of the death of the Czarewitcb.
after our demise before he attains his |
majority, the Grand Duke Vladimir shall |
remain Regent after OuF next son shall have
ascended the throne, in virtue of the law of |
succession, until the latter attains his ma
jority."
ST. PETERSBURG, March 27.-The remains
OF Alexander II. were deposited IN tAe i'm
perial vault In the church Of Che Petropau-
lousky fortress TO- day amid saIvos of artil-
lery. 4he church was denselY crowded.
The catsfelque was strewn with flowers and
Wreaths.