New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-16
THE DEATH OF THE CAR
.,vr,urNr m EUROPE AND AMERICA.


LODGING oF NIHILIsTs IN THIS CITY
rmtber details of the assassination OF Tue
r,,naror of Russia have been received. Inc
,,olice at Sc. Petersburg have discovered tne
bouse from which the bombs were ootalheu'
. and have made several additional arreSVs' AT
cording to London journal an unsqCCeSSIu.
attemnt mon the life of the late Emperor
,.aa made last week. In both houses
oe the British Parliament yesterday
sa5ressas ;. to the Queer were passed.
The German Army will go into mourning 1or
= month. In accordance with decision OF
,be Cabinet at Washington, Secretary Blaine
autographed to ST. Petersburg the resolutions
of coincidence adopted in the Senate Mon1ay;
meeting of Socialists and Nihilists was held
last evening in the Bowery, and there was
great rejoicing over the Cars death'
THE NEWS FROM ST. PETERSBURG
-uv poIIcE ACrIyE-wHERE THE BOMBS WERE OBJ
TAINEp-T THE RESULT OF THE AUTOPSY - THE
pRrscFss poLeouRoUKI LEAVES THE cIIY-THE
PROBABLE POLICY OF THE NEW EMPEROR
ST. PETERSBURG. Tuesday, March Is, 1881
The Grand Dnke Vladimir was yesterday ap,
poipted to the command OF the Imperial 0uaro anu
81 the Military District of st. Petersburg.
The remains of the Emperor were removed al
,eception hall TO the chapel Of the palace All the
,oembers Of the Imperial family and tie high
aicnitar;es and officials were present. The body ls
in accordance with the wish of the deceased clad IN
tbs uniform OF the Preobrasehenski Regiment.
The officer who helped raise the Car says thaV
the latter retained sufficient consciousness 10 request
TO be taken to the palace to die.
ACTIVE work OF THE POLICE
A special supplement of The Official Gazette con-
+a;ns n statement from the Minister of the Interior
that one of the chief organizers of the attack upon
the Gar who was arrested on March IL, has con-
fessed his completely in planning tue deed ana de-
pounced Roussakof in person. koussakon on
sneinp shown the corpse of the individual VINO
(. .r;dentlv threw the second bomb and who was
,oortallv wounded, recognized his accomplce The
honse from which Roussakof obtained the bombs
has been discovered. As soon as the police ap-
aared the male occupant of the house shot himself,
Int a woman living with him was arrested The
,police found there a number OF grenades ana
PROCLAMATION stating that the assassination had been
accumulated by two persons. Thismornlng young
,nan entered the house, and was Immediately or
restad. but not until he had fred revolver six
times, wounding three policemen.
TIE RESULT OF THE AUTOPSY.
Recuiem was chanted at o'clock last evening
AT midnight the doctors made an autopsy, which
proved that all the internal organs were In norman
condition, thereby refutng the recent current re-
ports respecting the health OF the emperor Ane
body has been embalmed.
The remains of the Czar will lie in state in the
chanel of the Palace fifteen days. Prayers viii be
said there nightly.
DESCRIPTION OF RUssAKoFF.
FussakofR the thrower of the first bomb, is
fhick-set, short-necked and repulsve-lookinG man,
with dark complexion. He is very stubborn In bis
refusss 20 reply to any questions BE is unnlured'
The man who threw the second bomb appears TO
have made his escape.
now THE czAR ESCAPED DEATH LAST WEEK
LONDON Tuesday, March IS, 1881.
81. Petersburg dispatch to The Daily Nees says:
Iast week the Czar received small box, osten-
sibIy containing pills, with o letter. from aGroad.
When Dr. B0tkn opened tne p9x gi sngnii binhTv
sxDlosiye substance, and enough to Kill three per
sons il ali the contents simultaneously expiodedi
THE NEW EMPEROR.
The Paris correspondent of The Times says:
The new Emperor of Russia is almost entirely ig-
norant of affairs of State He will probably speed
ily set aside bis fathers ADVISERS Pryy Counclllor
Pobedonossen would bring with him blas ana mar
tcre;rn SisoIlietudes AS to the domestic policy
neither the Cars personal capacity, nor his 1lend
and advisors nor the circumstances Of his accession
Warrant the expectation Of his inauguaratnR more
iconciliatory or liberal course AL the lndcauoH5
are that be will adopt repression Inc Gar Is sad
Grsece has now unquestioDaby Jealous champion
in the Empress of Russia. Her hrst effort VIII De
directed toward policy more favorable to Greece.
This might open up prospect disquieting to
Europe, but for the hope that Turkey, taxing 1oie
of these new bearings, will promptly avert the uAh-
ger By making the necessary concessions
THE PRINCESS DoLGOURoUKL
Vienna dispatch TO The Daily Telegraph says :
"The Princess DolgOurouk, the morganatic wife Of
The late Car has left St. Petersburg. and will not
return"
PARIS. Tuesday, March 15 1881.
The Grand Duke Nicholas will leave Nice for st.
Petersburg forthwith. at the request Of the Gar.
Prince Cortschakoff is uHWe, and is confined to the
house.
LITTLE YPFKCT ON TIRE STOCK MARKET.
LONDON, Tuesday, March 15, 1881.
Exceuting q slight decline in Russian bonds, which
afte,ward recovered, the Stock Exchange and the
Continental bourses were not affected by the death
Of the Emperor OF Russia.
EXPRESSIONS OF COINCIDENCE.
1iR aIADsroNEs SPEECH IN THE HOUSE OF COM
Moss-rHs GERMAN ARMY TO GO INFO MOURN
ING--1HE gMPERoR WILLIAM ON TIE EVENT.
Lo DON. Tuesday. March II. 1881.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr. Gladstone
3 iu moving an address to the Queen. said that the
assassination OF q great sovereign would under
ordinary circumstances supply fitting occasion Tor
expressing the sentiments of the House, but the
present occasion was exceptional Mr. Gladstone
dwcit upon the noble selfforgetfulness with which
theusar after the first attack upon him. fingered to
sse TO the wounded. The crime showed the deepest
ingFantade. There might be for criticism and
eensvre IN the great empire over which the Gear