New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-09

proye a great success, and will leave a large
part of the surplus revenues Of the year to be
applied to a similar negotiation with holders
Of the five per cents.
The mystery Of Nihilism grows more and more
mysterious and the manifesto issued by the Nihlllst
Executive Committee in consequence of the eNecu-
tion Of the assae4ns Of the late Emperor, is some
what incomprchcnsiblc document. The pignlne
monarch is taken TO task for putting to death the
nurderers Of his predecessor. A. he did just what
all tho world expected him 10 40. and as IL was
substantially impossible for him 10 do otherwise he
j., himself threatened with violent exit. IL IS true
that the Committee simply write: d" We viii con-
tinuc our efforts Tor the liberation of the people
hut This is only their euphuistic way oil saying
We will Kill another Emperor Nor do We I'M
dcr,,aud why the Emperor is blamed Tor not APP
praliug 10 The people In what Was and for what
Was he q, appeal Was De humbly 20 ash tho peo-
plr to permit him TO r,ign' This might have an
-,cred If he had bccn or wished to bc 40 tie bead
of "a democracy. Did the Nihilists expect him u
ohIiatcg to recommend thr establishment of
Erpublic2 to- beg humbly for his life 90 save ii ly
running away from the responsibility and duty
which have. through no iauit OF ht. own, dryoYcd
upou him. n Nhni-m expects 20 Boz lu-;ihrd be-
fore thr community OF the nations, ici % INFORM
mankind specifically OF it, purposes u DO desires
revolution and the establishment OF popular form
of government Dec ID announce such p"rl"'' openly.
art mp MS banner emit as formal d''AfiIi"n' Aii"
night thc matter ont with the Imperial forces upon
fair f.ld. Nobody here 40 least disputes Ode alb
-ifact doctrine of popular sovereignty, but me
tiliI,,i. if thcy hold il. have not yet ayoved H.
II the whole Russian people, or eFcu majority OF
,it ,,c,,. are cf such mind. what is Oh, need of
-, ~. moan n,,r..rs. iauncron. yaysf
.....i-.,. .,,. le needed af thr first stage of %
,. ,,,..,f ,,,,,,. flol.L a.-t ..ination D, meyer
li and ..,,, mover ,ou,r 10 GOOD 90 beast D.
,...rl.. T., po..il IL moan, uo more tllu au
......., a.. ..,r. tb, Trrrfor into doing what Dec
li .i..,,,..,. I.., u, mind 60 do. What D., th.,
"'.'.' ,I. ......i -, ,.,r o., .,bi.b ans Er-
.-t. L,,.i,..- ,,,,nlI he. heartily ashamed
.lf ,., d., ,,,,,.ntf lie rnisif hc asked io
.. .,,, ti throne but Dee ought uol go Dee balli,d
,i.i..t... or oven the least public measure;
.fl ...,,,..,.fit irlr,lr.lI Doe.
To-l Beeron.felds Will is not % literary prodnn-
,; i,t that of CARLYLE IL being drawn by lawyers
and couchcd IS holly ga legal phrseoiogy The l"te
.tafceuan has carried ont his promise 90 give his
rromi,inq nephew "a chance and has lrit
liz entire possessions 90 him, except bis books,
which eo principally 10 his executors his papers
and copyr. 4ht. which are intrustcd 20 Lord Row
tom. Who will pny TO his herr any sum exceeding
,,no .ke.ping to himself al under it which he may
,..i,o f,r tbe notification of any OF them and any
.ifs which he may have lefta record of intending
70 mike. These last, it is said, will IN
clnde Hughendcu cottage, which Is promised
to Baum Ibis German servant. Inc H1'
drhts at various periods. and the proceeds of En-
G,,io y,r r,qnircd to wipe OFT the debts incurred
a'..i,. bis neriod Of Office Ilughcnden Manor,
,.I;.b ~ the provisions of hswil be- intends To be
faruy mansion Of the Disrarlis. Is only
small estate and ia not yet fully
maid for One object of his leaving every
thing to a boy Is that during his minority
sufficient funds may accumulate To pay Oh the in-
cumhranccs His relations with his brother Faiph
often occa~ioned comment The two brothers
though friendly wore never coriinl "theA'n "t"'',
Ralph s cold, retiring man. and though Aoiu
Bcaconsiicld frequently visited him and din'd WIN
him. he never introduced him to lh, great hI'i"'
nor even SO far brought HIM out as 10
nominate him for the Carlton CnD' At ''1
same lime the statesman watched over lh' m'''''"'
interests of his unsociable brother MANY years ago
hi, cot him n good Government appointment ana
aftersard the easy and position oil deputy
Clerk of Parliament. 1t is UNDERSTOOD that "h'n
BENJAMIN was raised to the peerage the V"'e" OF