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ST. PETERSBURG, 2d Feb.


Social lie is unusually still here this winter. 1t
is not only sorrow for the losses through the
death OF the Grand Duchess Alexandra. and the
Duchess Of Nassau, which checks all the usual en-.
tertaiuments. bu, still deeper is the disappointment
at the consequent posponement or total failure OF
many political views, which, felt in the hlshes, re-
sion, spreads through all the circles. The Empress
remains in very suffering state, and news OF her
Improvement or the reverse are communicated 10
the public day by day. Indeed, 1t seems wonderful
that her organza,i,S, 80 deeply injured, bears up
as long as IT does The Emperor. too, seems 10
have sustained a rude assault, both IN body and
mind, from these heavy losses, He is often seen
walking alone and buried IN thought. But when
the duties of State demand it, sill he shows him.
self the same Czar-sharp-sgh,ed, clear sighted,
firm and strong in will Public affection grows
TO the heir apparen, more and more, as he gives
clearer proofs OF his mild and generous nature Bu,
he does mol inherit the energy Of his imperial father
aud timidity may be observed in his, on occasions
which the Emperor would meet with PRIDE and
strength The powerful character OF the father is
Inherited by the Grand Duke Constantine, whose
fine Intellectual and scientific development does
high homo, 10 the cares of his preceP,or, General
Luke.


New regulations OF great Importance have been
proclaimed as 10 the education Of women IN Russia.
The Emperor, with the assent OF his consort, ce-
signs to give their education in the public SEMINAR
cpl,s hv which tina, tos males was organized in the
yrar iSl