The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-16

o.,ysprre. March 1.-THE first
~ bulcd II the Emperor tore up 'ne
|oom,oen,. making boie Tour ieet deep;
|ps,,y 4, sncceeded only IN wounning 'oe tu-
|nw 1" aver the eye. lie suffered Intense
|TeIo,, Setorc death relieved BIN. and tainted
|sgos.,. staircase OF the palace fton the loss
|on w u Later on he regained conscious
|oi p'o 'Dd received the last sacrament lie
PC 1 III. lat breath at quar'ertoa O'CLOCK
wv KAISER wiLHsns wEErs.
-. March i4.--The news OF the as
BtRLiiN . =. the Gar created profound
sss,'ns',V" herc. The Emperor William
seA'9,,'V,,", o,ly over The terrible fate OF bis
weh o '''s nc,hew. and was entirely un-
llD ,",cd by the awful news. ,,
n'1 The Prince Imperial leII ,mn'ea,a'e'S III
g, me iidngs we're recei'eo ior tue NUS
sian capital n..,ns,r o.,,x ,xn
CoNpV'" EXPECTATION BrIHE PRESS.
,forch 1.-THE announcement OF
IAH'S' .,nstlon Of the Gar created wide
TOE - sce,inr Of regret here. Notwith.
'iies s,n, nj. many errors, his foreign policy
sA"u'. ,sS,,o,tcp. Alexander was the sincere
90. "a france aud her defender against
it'll ,u" 81 Although the dispatch from
b,us.TS Cbanrv. Minister of France at ST.
p.,er.burg. received by the Minister OF
roreico Affairs at ) O'Clock iast evening,
~ II the Emperor being. badiy
,"rded. 4, Was not until an bour
'.er that the news OF DIS ueatn
.,.,hed General ST. Hilaire. lie lmme-
,',.Is ,en, for the Russian AmbasSa'
e ,1. pine, Orion, and communicated to
s' w. the sad .,ding.. At half'pa>t The news
mn 10 90 .nre.d 0,er The BoulcvardS. II was
I'D al first with ircredulity, and was
I,.e..,dod a. > canard started by the bears Tor
~. operationS. SO strong was tbs con-
I.,,ion ma, even Le SoiT. published late last
',,ring. did not contain word about me
t'..;,'ie event. Thus far the dispatches
~ ~ only four officers and men beng
,i;H'1 and twenty wounded. The injuries
'.',oircd by the Emperor were, as stated
~ fine dl,pa'cb received last evening, con-
H - ,S almr,, entirely 10 the legs and lower
pgri # tie body.
,,or,ugry service will be s0lemnlzed to-
d,y 1t me R6,.iln chapel IN this city.
Prc.ident Gl6yy lelegrapbed condolences
To- be Imperial family.
/
,.o ;DfrapsigepHt organs, are unanimous IN
The reproblilon Of such stupid ana AFRO
ciou, crime. which cannot a1ect III tne
!, slightest degree the Imperial power OF Rus
4 IA while it threatens 10 work lasting harm
70 ,he cause OF liberal pr'g;e's.
The NEW ENPEBOR's FUTURE.
LONDON. March 1.-THE Duly Neus
fin. comments on the CZarevitch's future !:
The Czireyiich succeeds TO an au-
horitv more embarrassing than that which
ihe murdered Emperor received. The sue
CO.'S Of the Government in its efforts to
Stamp on, Nihllism have not hitherto been
encouraging. What have all the military
trials dopes What has been accomplished
By executions and he wholesale sending OF
exile, TO SIBERIA: What has L0ris Melkof,
with unlimited powers and apparently libe-
raj sentiments, effected in st. Petersburg it.
.elfs The answer is not difficult, and one
which an pOlitica experience would lead
one 10 expect. The device Of sitting upon
fine >afety.yalye has led once more 10 the in
eyilable result. II would be madness 10
per,i,t in il further. The new Emperor
ls, now an opportunity which was not
open 10 his predecessor OF making fresh
departure and moving on new lines. TIC
uuni>h biz fathers murderers j. OF course
hi, political n well as bis natural duty.
But when that has been done there will re-
main the question of how far it is practica'
be IN these days to govern by state OF siege
II the new Emperor wishes to confront will
any reasonable confidence Of success TIT
problems that await him, lie must emplo,
some better and more Serviceable weapon
than the prison and the gallows. The force
Of order and the forces OF revolution hav
long stood at bay in Russia. We see tn
miserable issue in such growth as Nihilism
system which condemns not only the ma
chincry of civilized government, but almos
81 the characteristics Of human as disliu
gu,hed from merely animal life, and spring
oay from want, misery, aud oppression.
THE PRAYER or TIE MOBILES.
LoNpoN. March 14.-The Vienna CORE
,pondent OF the Standard telegraphs as 10
lows:
"a few days ago a resolution was take
BIS the Russian mobiles to petition the Ca
Their petition, which has since been fol
W9rdcd to is destination, begins by recall
Ing the fact that in 1864 his Majesty issue
two decree, which guaranteed indivldui
liberty to every Russian subject, and the
pointed out that during the late crit
cal events proceedings were take
against every body who was in the small
e>l degree regarded with suspicion. Tn
parties suspected were transported to >
IBERIA and other remote parts OF the Empire
without trial Of any kind, and yet that dl'
not prevent the distribution OF revoutlonar
publications, the murders OF influential pei
sons, nor attempts against The Cars liit
The petitioners consequently entreat IN
Gar only 10 authorize suspension OF ID
Jaw Of virtue Of special Imperial decree.
seems personal security in exceptional case
and in that this petition had been yer
c'oly received at headquarters, where I'll
nOJles were charged with exceeding thel
prerogaliyes by thus addressing themsclvt
directly 20 the Crown"
AFTER THE EXPLOSION.
LONDON, March 15-Tbe 81. Petersbur
HrGM states that the Car was warne
sgains: attending the parade whence be ";
returning when killed. After alightin
from his shattered carriage the Emperor nj
preached Roussakof and ordered his RENE
val. The police had difficulty in proteclin
the second assassin from the fury OF th
crowd. one of the Cars legs was sba
tered TO the top Of the thigh, his abdome
was torn open, and his face was III
iured. The surgeons declared that All
pulaton was impossible. A dispatch froi
s.. Petersburg says: "Wben all the Officer
Of the guards, civil officials, and court die
nitaries NE, al The Winter Palace 10 tai
Tie oath Of allegiance TO the new Empero
The Emperor and Empress and the lmperii
family issued from the cabinet where III
dead Car Icy. In passing through $
Georges Hall on the way to the chapel II
Emperor stopped before the Guard Q
Honor and said with emotion, Il shoul
mol Ike my sOn 10 ascend the throne unde
such circumstances as the present.
A dispatch from 81. Petersburg 10 ID
Cologne Gazette says: "The assassin Rou