Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-27
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
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Death Of the Earl OF Clarendon

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Death Of the Earl OF ClarendOn.
LoNDoS, June H.-The Earl of Clarendon
died quite suddenly yesterday. He was attacked
with diarrh9a on Friday. He was 20 years old
The English Cotton Trade.
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-THE total receipts of
oath is $4,000 bales. OF this ali but 900 came
from the United States. The amount of Ameri-
can cotton on hand here is estimated at l63 900
bales, and there are besides 10s 900 bales OF
American at sea bound to this country.
Death OF Surgeon Lyme.
EDisBCRGH, june H:-Surgeon Lyme, OF
Edinburgh University, died here suddenly yes
terday afternoon.
Arrived Out.
QUEENsT9wN, June 2.-Arrived-T steam
sGs NsevaSYtak sew York c'''h'" "' '''' Antwerp
From England-The Strike at the
Lancashire Cotton Mills Election
for q Member OF the House Of Com
mons for Bristol.
LONDON, June N.-Some of the proprietors OF
the cotton mills at Lancashire have conceded
the advance of wages demanded by the opera
tiyes. Others still hold out against the strikers
The election fSr Wsmfffhh q m the e vacancy es occs
stoned by the election of Robinson, has un-
dOubtedly resulted in the choice Of Krkham ID.
Hodgson, (liberal,l although the result has not
yet been officially announced. Notwithstand-
ing the large majority usually cast in Bristol,
m.
ehe ground of fraud and corruption. Nomina-
tons here were made Friday, amid much con-
fusion and some violence.
Renewal Of the Rioting I'm Cork, IRE
land.
CORK, June, 27.-Riots broke out here again
yesterday. Several houses were assaulted
Quiet was, however, soon restored. Many ar
rests were made.
The Dr0uth I'm Germany.
BERLIN, June N.-The dr0uth has been very
fbrnn nUhn Axr;oa
quarters report the crop prospects very dis
couraging.
One year I'm Prison.
LRIPsIc, June H.-Alvah Lake, of Memphis,
Tenn, has been sentenced to one years impris-
enment, for committing an assault on the
American Consul here.
Dedication OF the SOlferino Monu
ment.
FLORENCE, ITALY, June H.--Forty thousan
people assembled % n on the field Of Soldering on
battle, to witness the ceremony Of dedicating
the monument to the memory Of the soldiers
who fell there. The proceedings, which were
very interesting, were conducted by Col. Have
on the part Of the French, and Col. Pollok on
the part of the Austrians. Among the great
numbers present were Princes Humberf and
grand banquet was held, at which pacific and
appropriate toasts were exchanged BY the repre-
sentatives OF the various European powers ~
From PaFis-Death OF Amand Barhes-
The EmperOr's Healfh-The Petition
Of the Orleans Princes-Prince NO-
pOleOn. --a# ~
PARIS, June N.-Amand Barbee, q French
politician and political writer, died yesterday,
aged 81 years.
Exaggerated reports of the Emperor's illness
continue, but they are probably circulated
merely to influence the Bourse.
The Emperor has intimated that the time has
not yet arrived to grant the petition of the Or
leans Princes. He adds that he will urge the
removal Of restraints whenever IL 10 safe and
proper to do so.
Prince Napoleon has returned to this city.