Osaka, 15th April.
With regard to the Imperial ukase promulgated on the 8rd of March, several political parties are being formed in Russia, A strong party, who call themselves Radicals or Constitutionalists, has been formed by members of the District Councils, professors, andstudents, who claim the grant of a popular election.—S; 16th April Bombs have again been discovered in the vicinity of the Czar's palace.—
London vit Bombay, 16th April.
In view of the apprehended renewal of demonstrations in St. Petersburg, the garrison has been strengthened by the addition of several sotnias of Don Cossacks Reuter. 1 Later.
The peasant movement in Russia is again causing serious apprehension, and large numbers of landowners and their families are taking refuge in Moscow.—Reuter.
London vid Bombay, 17th April.
A constitutional conservative party is being formed in Russia, including seven members of the Council of the Empire, besides Senators and prominent government offic anced by M. Buliguine, Minister of the Interior, and is issuing several thousand invitations throughout Russia to a conference at St. Petersburg on the subject of reform.
They have already drawn up a scheme for the composition ofa representative assembly.—Zeuter.
London, 17th April. The Czar has dissolved the Commission presided over by Mr. de Witte which was elaborating peasant reforms in accordance with his Christmas ukase, and has transferred the task to another Commission resided over by a notoriously latory former rival of de Witte. There are other indications that de Witte is. again in disfavour—Exolusive service.
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