Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-26
ALEXANDER III.

Policy Of the New Czar.
LONDON, March 26.-The Times Paris dispatch
day Ge-6ay) an article on Alexander ILL.,,
written by Russian OF nigh position, who Is
Intimately acquainted with The cars ideas
and character. The writer says the new Car
will take up the following measures: Great re-
duci ion in peasants payments for land: thor
ough remoteling OF taxation; facilities for mi
grafton from one province TO anoiher; pass
port facilities, and the establishment OF
rural banks, thus putting dos va the
petty usurers. The writer forsnadoSs the ar
rest OF the Russian advance in Central Asia and
resistance toPan slaviSIn. andd wells Ou theCZai g
thoroughly Russian sentiments. uis love for
the pt asantry and detestation OF administra-
tive corruption. The Car Will do nlS utmost
10 prove the situation OF the clergy, giving
greater freedom TO he old believers All con-
cessions towards granting constitution VIII
be cUpiined TO the allowance OF greater lati-
tude or provincial administration. Tue Car
Will consent to let the country share Ia the
maEagt ment OF affairs 10 certain limit and
eXte nj. lie VIII only grant simple meeting OF
oa fixed subjtct He prob IDLY Will
not oepart from the system OF LIBERAL Or
d1nanceS In regard 10 the freedom OF the
press. judicial reform, popular instruction, and
tie abolition or administrative exile. de may
grant favor without appearing TO acslno Wedge
hight. Abroad he Will maiutaln peaceful,
almost reserved policy. he viii strive 10 main-
tain good relations with Germany, towards
whom his attitude VIII be sensibIy tue same as
was that or his father. France VIII enjoy more
marked sympathy. The relations with Austria
have tie appearance OF distrust Ia any case
the trlpe alliance will not be seen again. The
relations with England Will be more cordial
probably on account OF the CZaT s warn friend
ship for the Prince OF Wales.
Another Dull Day i'm Wall street.
NEW YORK, March 26.-The POSTS financial
article says: The stock exchange markets are
again dull, ana although the weight OF unof-
nclal opln1onfS on the side that there Will be no
extra session or Congress, there IS SIN uncer-
tainty enough about the matter ID make It a
convenient preteXt for Wall street spectators.
higher. having sold at ll3s4. Rallr3a1 bonds
are steady 10 lirm, With slight changes The
stock market opened as rule hisRer than ft
closed yesterday: there was then au adVance.of
z per cent Ia Chattanooga The remainder OF
the list having changed but slightly. soon the
market became heavy; Chattanooga fall
fng "a, ard the remainder OF the list
isaz5, the latter Northern Pacins, common.
This was followed by al advance OF
Ia s.. tie latter Northern Pacific. common.
AS We Write a part OF this recovery has been
lost ard the market is steady ana very duh.
An Injunction having been served upon the
Noythe.n Pacific Railroad Company forOddng
transfer oI part OF the common stock OF the
company the stock exchange rule that only
certificates OF the common stock registered
further notice This ruling went into effect at
11:40 g. N. The money market Is easy with
per cent the ruling rate for call loans on stocks
and ger cent the rate On United States bonds
Time loe rs and prime mercantile paper un-
changed. The market for foreign exchange IS
quiet and very steady.