15th November. reassuring to learn that the condition of affairs at Viadivostock, according to the latest telegrams received, is not so alarming as the news received on Monday and yesterday by the "Ostusiatische Lloyd," more or. less confirmed by private telegrams, led us. to. fear, That the revolutionary spirit had spread among the soldiers and snildrs of the Czar, was no secret, but noone expected thas actual insurrection would bronk out at such a distance from the capital. as Vladivostock, is, There arm supposed to. to-be some eighty thousand Russian troops there, and that, they in conjunction with the bluejackets should burn down the city with all it contains, with the winter comic on, seemed absolutely incredible. There are supposed -to be some fifty, steamers already there laden with supplies, and there are more. here waiting for orders. It was stated that the. former had left the burning wharves and. anchored, in. the bay, with the fleeing civilian inhabitants the city on bourd, It was not likely, it the first accounts had been true, that they would wait there to be, frozen in, and- then; what were the revolutionaries to do? The out-bronk, even if there was exaggeration in the first reports, is a terrible first-fruit of the brace on which we have all been congratulating ourselves. Russia is, indeed, reaping the whirlwind, and the history of, the French, R-volition seems to be repeating itself,
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