Evening star., 1867-06-10
THE EVENING STAR.
FROM EUROPE.

PARIS June IA. M.-Fne Moniteur's Of
6cisl account OF the attempted ASSASSINATION
OF the Czar Of Russia is very short and con /.
firms the facts as stated IN the reports of last
evening IL says that the shot was fired ct the
carriage. but does not say 1t was aimed at the
Car IL further Gays that the bail struck the
head of the horse Of the groom in waiting, who o
was rIdihg at the door of the carriage. The
weapon burst, and the crowd arrested the
man The police were Obliged to save him
from the rage OF the populacs. The prisoner
says his name is Beregouski, native of Vol
hI mia; LIE Drott confirms the report that the
pistol burst and says that the intended assas-
sin IS Polish mechanic On Wednesday he
bought double. barrelled pistol 1t further
says that his motives for he deed appear to be
political pas sion and hatred OF the Gar. 1t is
believed that he had 20 accomplIces. The Ga
zette de TribunauX says that the groom, seeing
the menacing movement, caused his horse 10
bouud in between the assassin and the SOW.
er.irns. The bail passed between the Empe-
rUr Napoleon and the Grand Duke. Woundinp
lady opposite. The blood from the horses
head srurted on the uniforms of the Imperial
party. The second shot burst the other barrel
OF the pistol. and then there were shouts of
"Nive Emperor yive le Gar from the
crowd. On being questioned, the prisoner said
that be came from Belgium two davs ago 10
kill the Gar. The SIcle. IN its account of the
AFFAIR, says that the maa states that he had no
aCcOmplices
PEsTH, June S-The coronation of the En-.
peror Joseph OF Austria, as KING OF Hun.
gary. occurred hs re to day, in the presence of
great copcourse. The enth usiasm was un-
bounded
LONDON. June s-Telegrams from the East
state that the Turkish navy have blockad
the Greek sal p Arcaoian al Cerico. one of the
lonan islands.
LONDON, June observation-disclosures
has been received here that the evacuation of
the fortress of Luxemburg will be completed
hy the Prussians next week Cons0ls, 81;
bonds, %.
S-San Francisco dispatches say that a new
lsian q, twenty miles long, has been disco vered
In the North Pacific Ocean, ex lctly in the
track CT vessels TOR San Francisco from Japan
and China Several wr~cks have t2e found
on ihe coast OF the isl"nd, among others that
OF the ship Canton, which has never beea
heard from since 1916.
ga boy named Thomas Feeney, between
II and Is years Of age. while playing base ball
region OF the heart by a ball and injured so
badly tnat he died on Wednesday.
u Ru-us Eallou, wealthy farmer of
" oonso-Set, X. l., hung himself on Monday,
ne ne was for years Of age, and had exhio-
ItPa symp'oms OF lnsanl.y. He was much
Iouo'Hd ,or ieIr of coming to want.
~ Rev. Serene Howe, the former member of
the Legislature rom Arlington, o. called an
me state Houee Tuesday and drew his pay up
TO the time OF the resignation OF his seat some
weeks since.
In the American Institute of Homeopathy
in New York, on Thursday evening an ex,
ci,lng debate took place on the application OF
.femnle physician of Boston for mbership
but II MAS finally denied by vote Of sixty
eight to fifty.six.
s0A boarding. house keeper at Alyia, ne,r
Troy, named EonCa, eloped On Wednesday
with grass widow named Mrs Dickson The
parties are supposed TO have gone West Mrs
dickson LETT two children behind her. and Mrs
Fonda, for whom much sympathy is felt, has
three boys to take care Of.
The continuance of favorable weather for
the growing crops, and the encouraging ac.
counts received from all sections Of the coun.
try giving premise Of an abundant yield are
nahy aceeierating the downward movement
in the prices Of bree dstuffs.
ga Dublin paper says fearful blight has
set In among the early planted pota oes in Ire.
land, and whole fields are affected by disease