New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
PEOPLE SLOW TO RISE.
THE TINE NOT YET RIPE
Russian Leaders Nay Postpone
SfriBe Until the Fall.

81 Petersburg, July 25.-ThOugh il is difHcul.
70 obtain true picture Of the conditions IN n.
interior, owing 70 The eyuba-go that has been nut
upon press dispatches All indications point more
and more TO the postpOnemcnt OF the Threatened
general strike until the governments shan p.
less and the country nore TreTard for sur an
event-until the harvest IS finished and tha rsv-
Olutionary movement develops among TIE ldle
peasantry. The rleagre ne - which has Lesn
received from the provinces to-day indicates ira.
conditions are scarcely ripe for an upheaval. ex-
cept in the famine districts. The strategists z
the revolutionary councils are laboring with TO
hotheads 70 induce them 20 defer the call for
general strike until it can come as a supplement
to the movement already under way A decision
will be reached within a day or two by the re-
organized Council Of Workmen.
The remnant Of the constitutional Democratic
deputies. many Of whom after having collected
the arrears Of salary and mileage due them. have
started homeward. are Caueusins industriousiy.
but their Importance has gone. neither the
government nor the revOlutionists paying much
attention 70 the former dominant party in tho
lower house OF parliament. The government.
however has not abandoned its efforts to enlist
moderates in the Cabinet. NJ. MOurOmtsef. ths
President of the dissolved house. for whom
Premier stOlypin was vainly searching with an
invitation TO go 70 PeterhOf while the former vas
presiding over the outlaw parliament at vlbors.
was again approached to-day. but there is net
the slightest prospect that he can be sWayed
even by imperial command to take Office.
No further changes in the Cabinet have been
decided. but H. GurkO. formerly assistant 70
M. stolypin in the Ministry Of the Interior who
is mentioned as NJ stichinsky's successor as
Minister OF Agriculture probably will not be
appointed, his name alone being sufficient TO
condemn the new government He stood high
in NJ Plehve's favor.
The most urgent problem before the govern
ment. in case an immediate OutbreaN Is post
DOued. Is the relief OF the distress in the m
terror The Cabinet meeting on Tuesday evening
was devoted to consideration OF this subject and
II was voted to extend relief works IN the
famine districts. A commission was appointed
70 decide where the budget could best De cut
20 fnd the ST. 100000 voted by parliament Tor
famine relief. II will be necessary also TO pro-
vide cash for the SettlelleAe "a e-nAA'4S 4'A
damages TO estates in the peasant eScessess the
commission for Fkaterinoslav Province alone de-
man6ing sl500O0 IN addition 20 the s25o.ooo al
/ ready expended
/ premier stolypin announced % the Council OF
the Empire to-day that he had Obtained from
E,mperor Nicholas special powers for AdnlrH
! Skryalofr TO restore and maintain order IN th9
Black Sea feet. The admiral. who started to-
day for SebastOpOI said that his frst task W0uli
be 20 investigate the arrests OF sailors OF ms
feet and Hberate those who were un1ustly sent
70 prison He intimated that he considered tne
officers largely 20 blame for the mutinous spirie
OF the crews The admiral took with him a new
naval prOcuratOr. to see that justice IS done ~
future courts martial Admiral ShrydloT sarf
he had learned that Admiral ROjsstvensSy and
CAPTAIN CladO probably will be restored 20 ths
roster OF the navy.
The "Rech' will say tomorrow that the -
covery on the BOurse to-day was due 20 a loan
OF s25NOO0O00 by the MendelssOhns TO sustain
DriCeS.