The Pontypridd District Herald and Rhondda Valley, Llantrisant, Caerphilly, and Mountain Ash News. — 1879-05-03 (Pontypridd, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN RUSSIA.  INCREASING DISORDER.  RUSSIAN OFFICIALS IMPLI CATED.  The Standard oorreepondent at Berlin, writing on Saturday night, says : —Bombe, petards, and revolutionary proelaniations are still the order of the day at St. Petersburg. The proclamations being frequently posted under the very nose of the police the suspicion arises that not all the membere of the force are truatwortly. By some of their, proclamations Zvorniks, bildng 'aria° as special watchmen, are threatened with death, in consequential of which no one can be found wining to undertake the dangerous task. U General Gourko wishes ton,. km Deane carried out he will have to pleas • military sentinel at the door of every hones. Large numbers of infantry, cavalry, and artillery Cr. being kept ready for immediate action in the barrack, and the vicinity of +he Winter Palaoe. The railway stations at St. Petersburg and all the larger towns are strictly guarded, and armee are being made promiscuously in every direction. In feet, St. Petersburg absolutely teems with rumours of fresh attempt. at assamonatiens and revolutionai7 plots. Feodoroff, one of the Third Section men, is said to have been all bat killed ni his officio.  A peasant has been arrested with a letter in his pocket, containing the details of an attack upoa the Winter Palace, and the fort of St. Peter and Paul, opposite the Palace on the other side of the river, where Solovieff is imprisoned. The letter is probably a hoax of the Revolutionary party, but has resulted in the calling out of the entire garb risen under the co.nuiand of the Grand Duke Nioholas, the illustrious commanderin.ohlef, who has taken up his abode pro tern. in the staff oilloe close to the Winter Palace. There seems to be no doubt that the successor to the Throne has remised anonymous letters advising hitn to go abroad if he wishes to maintain a neutral position in the impending revolution, and similar incidents are reported from only toe many parts of the Empire. Many corpses are found having on their breasts the fatal slip with the terrible words "Doomed by the Executive Committee." Already the threat of the Resole. tioniata is fulfilled, that the terror spread by the Government will be outdone by the terror inspired byte, dread Executive Committee. General Gonrko has apparently been removed from the dictatorship of St. Petersburg to make room for some more thoughtful officer, who will not compromise the Government by issuing int. possible orders. The idea of having every house wttchcii by a special porter placed in front of the door seems to have been finally abandoned. The Reunion Government are about to open negotia. ions with other States, with a view to treat those who attempt the lives of foreign Sovereigns ail murderers and not as political offenders. An attempt will also be made to compel Switzerland to expel Russian refugees, and to prohibit the publication of Russian Revolutionary literature, which is nowadays chiefly printed at Geneva. Among the hundreds arrested at Warsaw ia Missoff, the Public Prosecutor of the place, whit I. charged with being a member of the Russian Revolutionary conspiracy. At Kieff more oflioiala have been knocked down and dangerously wounded.