New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

ment. There was also the stuff whereof a..
are made In the Russian girl who had nes II.
spoiled by luxnry. Tbs sensitive. res-,n.I9
reasoning and resolnt, being Mas asked 10 aecarJI
me m0nstrons theory of rzarissn. which, was -
dead letter and 10 conform her life 10 IT, She sc
very atectionate being The pOiie, had IL, ~
grip on those nearest and dearest TO Der Ya,,I
women and girls went 10 eonspire in the ~, ak
churches under the eyes of popcs " no were sns y
the government ana OF police agents Thrv ~ ~
formed great leagne and conyersed by signs ssbs.
the minated only could understand. and vhoh
would be scarcely perceptbo. If pcrceptibIe az al
ID those who were not eonyersant with them T'hssi
explosive force of Russian womanhood il was ~ ~
planned 10 me. far exceeded that OF Polish manbos
Russian womanbood MAS resolved TO he done Win
CzaIisin. What woman Wills saith the Old Frensss
proyerb. God Wills. The educated Russian wor.
and giri OF tho two social categories above men,
TONED willcd revolution with such INTENSITY M -
make ID inevitable.
GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS DowScAsr
The Grand Duke Nicholas the late Cav.
brother, received at the Northern Railway Terminus.
General Pittie, NJ. Greyy's military secretary ana
the Project OF Police. lie was oppressed aud bowed
down with grief. His nephew had sent hin, a nos,
emptory telegram written in French 10 lose no lin.
in returning TO ST. Petersburg. and he expected "a
be received By bis new Sovereign with frowmn,
countenance. The contents of the telegram wera
known 10 the members Of the French Government,
and TO NJ. Anduenx. Nicholas learned az thu
Northern Railway terminus through a Newspaper he
bonght there that he had been dismissed from hs
command a. military governor of st. Petenbnrr
which the new Gar has given To his brother Vsdi
mir Nicholas was the first member OF the family
10 recognize the Princess Dogorouki as vito Of ,hs
late Gar. He was also accused ~ the present Gar
OF spoilng the Danublan campaign ana running ons
OF the hnest armies that Russia sent into ina
field. Greig. the Finance Minister and Nelon
tine. the War Minister. were agreed with tina
Czarewtch row the Car, AMI prevailed the lato
Emperor 10 Danish the erriDg Grand Duke TO bis
country hOnse from which he was permitted 10
retire to Paris He here laid bare in Mime. Adams
review tic organic vices of the Russian military
system. which rendered his disgrace deeper. After
tho WINTER Palace explosion he was fOrgiy hay-
ing got into the good graces Of the Princess DOlgo-
rouki. Nicholas l. "A bl0ated colossus. His two
sons who with him, are also young giants
This Grand Duke said to the prefect Of Police that
the Who'll" family will surround the Emperor and
Empress 81 the funeral. III they are blown no they
will all dance together He wore fur overcoat u
zrbclne fur aud small bat and appeared too
much oppressed by grief to think OF putting on
mourning
PRINCESS DOLGoROUKi DaSIsHRD.
It appears that the Princess Dogoroui has been
sent ~ "a scapegoat into the wilderness. j." thu
belief in high Russian society here and al the Cour
Of -. Petersburg that this unfortunate lady is 70
Dc blamed for all the errors OF Alexander lis attef
years. The breath was scarcely out Of his body
whrn soldiers were ordered 10 bundle her into
carri1gc and take her 20 the railway whence shs
was TO start by express for Italy hy way of Vienna
She was IA "A awOOn when tins iundIing-out process
Was Performed. AMI the opportunity was not al
lowed her To- say farewell 10 her little children who
remain behind. SupersiitOus Russians attach a-
puttance TO the fact that be unfortunate AeIan.
ders hnger bearing the ring put on mt hls nuptias
with the Princess DOigOroukI was cut OF by bomb
splinter.