New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-23
END OF THE WAR IN THE TRANsvAAL.


at Madrid.
END OF THE WAR IN THE TRANSVAAL.
THE BoRRs SAID SUBSTANTIALLY TO HAVE ACCEPTED
THE BRITISH CoNDruoNs-coMPLETE sELF-Gov-
KRNMENT PROMIsED--A ROYAL COMMISSION TO
BE APPOINTED.
LONDON. Tuesday, March %. 1891
A dispatch from Prospect Hill to-day says that an
armisce OF forty-eght hours has been concluded in
order to terminate tho negotiations The terms of
the truce that all the munitions and ether
property captured by either side during the hosli-
ties shall be restored: that the TransVaal shall be
granted independence, subject to conditions to be
hereafter settled by Royal Commission, and that
the Boer Government shall begin to exist after the
Commission shall have made its report. Captain
Elliotps murderer is TO be delivered up TO justice.
A dispatch from Durham says that the Beers have
accepted the British terms, including the cessation
Of the war and the appointment OF Royal Commits
sion. Peace is regarded as assured.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT IN PARLIAMENT.
Mr.. Gladstone replying to question by Sir STAFF
ford Northcote said that ths Government had re-
ceiyed telegram from General Sir Evelyn Wood
stating that an arrangement had been made with
the Boes, who substantially accept the British con-
ditons.
The announcement was received with loud cheers.
The conditions. Mr.. Gladstone said. are the suze-
ranty OF the Queen British control of foreign rea-
tions and the establishment OF British Resident at
the future capital. The Beers, however, are prom
ised complete self-government. Royal Commis-
sion. consisting of GOyernor-General Sir Hercules
Robinson, General Sir Evelyn Wood and Sir John
II. de Vlliers, will be appointed to consider the po
sition Of the natives the regulation of frontier af-
fairs and the question whether or not any and what
portion Of the territory eastward, within certain
| limit shall be severed from the Transyaal. The
conditions also provide for the dispersal of the Beers
| forthwith, and the temporary maintenance OF the
British garrisons, which, however, are not to inter
fere with local affairs General Wood promises not
to advance send warlike stores into the Trans
vaal. ,
The House received the announcement of the
terms with prolonged cheering
tween General Wood and the Beers are TO be COM
plsted takes place Tomorrow IL - stated that the
Royal Commission will meet at Heidelberg. The
armistce will probably be formally prolonged for
two months. pending final settlement.
THE ALLEGED ASSASSINS OF THE CZAR.
ruE INDICTMENT TO BIZ COMMUNICATED TO THEM
THE MURDER SAID TO HAVE BEEN PLANNED IN
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LONDON Tuesday. March %. 1881.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg says: The
indictment against prisoners Nicolai Russakof An
drci Teejkon. TmofcI Mchaeof aud the woman. Hesse
Hefmaun, will be communicated to them. and they VIII
be allowed days for the preparation OF their de-
fence by counsel.
The reported arrest Cronsadt OF the persons who
kept the shop where the mne discovered near the
residence OF tile Emperor, Is unfounded.
The g,nee Russe denies the reported discoveries Of
700 600 rouples in tho house Of person recently
rested, and 10000 TOubes on the person OF another
man also the discovery Of two dynamite stores.
The same paper says Is evident the assassina
ton OF the Car planned abroad, chiefly IN Paris and
Switzerland
A dlspatc' from 81. Petersburg TO The Times says:
Genornl Count Adlerhere will probably replaced as
Minister OF the imperial Household by Prince Woront-
Prefeci OF ST. Petersburg. Is the former commander OF
the Russian vessel Vesa, which repulsed n Turkish
Tue Crown Prince FREDERICK William will join the
proceed 10 ~. Petersburg with them.
dispatch from Geneva TO The Times says: The local
authorities here are GKceedngly anxious for II To 10
known that the slightest reason 10 suppose
anybody now, or laey Ut Geneva cOhnVed at the
The PrncesS Dolgoroukl arrl we'd at Venice to day.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg says: To-day being the
Emperor Williams birthday, tho Russian Grand Dukes
and Princes and others staying here called al the Ger
man Embassy. The Grand Duke Vladimir was especially
| commissioned by tue Car 10 offer congratulations
A Berlin dispatch says The Emperor William has re-
ceived cordial telegram from the Gar cOngratu
lating him on his birthday.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY BY THE POLICE.
dispatch fromst. Petersburg that the police
Sunday discovered an important rendezvous OF revou-
onsts on the island Of yasil OstroR in tobacco shop
Compromising papers aud number OF male dsSulses
found.
The students of the st. Petersburg and Moscow Uni
versties have opened subscription for silver wreath
for the tomb Of the CZlr
The principal assstant OF General FederoG ex Project
of ~ PetersLurg and several police officers OF the dis
trtct WheTo tfe mine was laid have been dismissed.
PARIS EDITORS SENTENCED.
dispatch from Paris says that tho Editor OF the
Cuoun has been sentenced to six months imprisonment
and to nav fine Of 1000 fraucs, the manager OF that
journal TO three months and to pay 1000 francs the
Editor OF tho Jurend to six months and to pay 1000
france; the manager OF the ReroIHon Soelae 10 the
Of the Iirans0eant to pay 1000 francs each,
articles applaudng the ASSASSINATION OF tue CAa
RuMoRs or PROPOSED REFORMS.
LONDON Wednesday. March %, 1881
The Daily Nelcss 81. Petersburg correspondent says
that the Rector of the University recently told the
sudents that hoy would Do invited shortly to discuss
impending reforms.