, 1881-03-15
IN AMERICA.

Spselat D1palth 10 1he Chicago Tribune.
NEW York, March 14.-'rho assassination
of the Czar Is tho theme Of conversation OIL
every hand, aild the general expressions OF
tho better Glasses Rre strongly cunt1ctnnatory
Of tlie terrible net. Scattered through this
city arc many refugees from Russian.
Poland and other provinces of the Mus
c0vlte Empire. SD1ne of tl,eln have beef,
active members Of tho Nihtist organization,
and all OF them have suffered frnm tho strong
nr,n Of the Czar's Government. The extreuIc
liarsllness Of tho measures adopted towards
Poland would lead ono to suppuse that tho
most embittered feelings agaInst Rus.
sin would be found AMONG
them. But tho most rnbtl
NIht!fsts nrc of Russian BIRTH and Of nob!u
extraction 4 meeting Of these exlles wns
spoken Of to-day as All event which would
take placo Mt very ear'y date, and which
would atfortl them nh opportunity to testify
In the strongest terms
THEIR SYMPATHY WITH TI1Eln nHETifIsES
IN l'CssfA.
There Is great excitement III certain quarters
III tho east side of town, wlrrc these cxies
mostly abound. and tho assassination was to-
day tho only subject OF discussion. No
formal call for 1ncetlnK Inns been
issued, but some action will undoubtedly
be taken by tho Russian cxlles IN this
city, probably III connection with tho refugees
Of tho Paris Commune. Among the Russian
cxiles arc representatives Of every class Of
socicty.-froln tho noblenlnn tn the lnou1k.
They appear To entertain the Idea that tile
death Of tile Car will inspire his sue
cesSOr with wholesome dread Of "the
avengers Of oppressiois," as they designate
tho NihfiIsts' cunsplracEes. Among inc Com
munlsts Of the city are the May brothers. of
Second avenue, who were exfled from Paris
after the triumph of Th!ers. One of the
brothers sud tl,ls afternoon that there WIS
to bc n meeting of the members Of the Paris
Commune residing In this city to "taku nc
ton On
THE GLORIOUS NEWS FROM 1!UssTA."
The assassination, he thought, would d. a
great deal Df good for Russia n1ld increase
oppression in Germany. "Tho new Cur
md his Ministers would be frightened into n
humane a1,d liberal policy, md likely one Of
the first acts Of his reign would be to pro-
claim n general amnesty md throw open the
prison doors of SEberia.''
Mr.. May was tllon nskch: "Is It true tint
Paris Ii tic parent of nil these international
Societies ?"
Undoubtedly. I havv known Russian
mobiles to come to the world's metropolis
and SGT themselves to tho task OF learning
some trade. OAu would work Us Il
tnuchinIst. mother us a builder, ard
n third as shoemaker. Russian ladies'
Of rank and wealth would leurnt to
be mill1ners and dresslnakers. 1t may np-
pear Incredible. but 1t is ,,o less true. have
met them in their work.drcsses looking lust
like any other artisans, and oil fate nights
have seen tho Same IN gorgeous uniform or
toilet Among The workmen they ilnbibetl
SENTIMENTS or FREEDOM AND EQUALITY.
Tl!ey spread everywhere when they IT.
turned home. Mark my words; Russla will
bo content with nothing less tl,an conslI-
tuttonal monarch"
"And Germany:"
"lIer time will como next. Bismarck Is
not inyulncrab!c, mid the friends Of liberty
arc lrrepressIblc."
"lIaye you ever been onEag ed in conspir-
lcles Of this kind ?'
"Ycs. In 1s;s joined conspiracy against
the Emperor Napoleon. Il 1iIscaIculation uf Il
fraction Of minute OIL our pnrt saved him,
There were over two hundred Of US in the
boulevard tl,ruugl, Which his cnEriage
passed. and eacll Of US was armed. lie
.was nearer death for son,e moments than Mt
Atiy othor period Of his life. Yet tile police
knew nothing about It until after tlle fall Of
tho Empire. I0u cannot cxtirpato these
societies. Tho members arc prepared
to meet death In carrying ont tholr
designs, and In Russia tho execution
of II number Of Sihlllsts does not interiors In
tho slightest degree with tlla ful'lInlont Ut
their mission by brothrun who step Into thelr
places. There will bc tho swont OF Justice
Ia