RUSSIA is facing civil war. A St. Petersburg dispatch says:— The resentment against the terrible repressive measures of the government is arousing the people, especially the workmen in the cities, to fury. This is playing into the hands of the revolutionists, who are planning a political strike and a general uprising. They believe that the right moment will come in mid-April, and both sides are preparing for the fray. If it comes, it is likely to be that, bloodier and more terrible than anything previously witnessed in this country. The central bureau of the Pan-Russian railroad employees has issued a circular instructing the members to prepare for a struggle, and to wait the decision of the railroad congress which is to be held next month. The St. Petersburg authorities are dispatching troops and sending out supplies of ammunition to many places, and in that city and Moscow Cossack troops patrol the streets day and night. A reactionary cabal is busy at the czar’s court. The dove of peace is yet a long ways off from Russia.