Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Serious Labor Riot I'm Cork Ireland
Striking Irish TailOrs-They Attack
shops EmplOying German TailOrs.

Teleoraphed Erclxsipely to tie Evening Star.
CORK, June S.-Serious riots occurred here
yesterday afternoon. caused by the jealousy Of
the Irish tailOrs. The masters had recently
hired q great number of German tailors, dis
placing 'the Irish to make way for the new
comers. Meetings of the Irish taiors were held
and a strike was resolved upon at once. Ac-
cordingly, yesterday afternoon, the Irish tail
ors stopped work, and collected in crowds i'm the
strtssers attacked ed the = shops S ~ Of the Obnoxious
employers, many of which were damaged and
some sacked. The police charged on the rioters
repeatedly, and after the vigorous use of their
cubs succeeded in restoring order. A number
Of citizens, who volunteered to aid the police,
were stabbed. Considerable excitement existed
for Q while, but everything is quiet now. Many
arrests were made.
From Paris-The Regicide PlOt-The
Trial of the W0rkmen-MOre Ar.
rests-Trial Of Reaping MRchines.
PARIS, June 23.-The trial Of the members
of the International Society of wOrkmen fer
complicity in the late plot against the nation,
until Wednesday, the 18th instant.
Atrial of reaping machines of various pat
terms will begin near this city on the oath Of July
Two thousand francs have been offered as the
prizes.
Two more arrests were made last evening of
persons supposed to be connected with the Re-
giclde plot.
From LOnd0n-Amerfcan Exchanges
IendinE DOwnward-Departure Of
LONDON, June 23.-The Times money article
says:-American exchanges tend downward,
owing to the prospects of the grain trade and
the completion of arrangements for repayment
of dividends. Hudson Bay dividends have been
suspended, owing to the difficulties in the Penn
biB0 region.
One hundred emigrants left this city yester
day for Canada, in the steamship Lake Erie.
Arrived Out.
QUEENSTOWN, June 23.-The steamship City
of Manchester, from New York for Liverpool,
arrived here last evening.
-z-z ~-.snss fnraIIfbility.
PARIS, June 26.-At a meeting of the Ecu
menical Council on the 18th Cardinal Guidi
Archbishop OF Boulogne, made a strong dis
course against the infallibility scheme creatin,
profound sensation.
The Fire at COnStantfnopIe-2. .ooa
Lives Lost.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 23.-The Courier
states that 1900 persons lost their lives at the
late confiagration in this city.
The Spanish COrtes-The EmanciDs.
ton Bill.PrOpOsedA Adjournment to
october 3lst.
MADRID, June 23.-In the Cortes Yesterday.
SenOr Marets' bill for the gradual emancipation
Of slaves in the Spanish colonies was consider
ed in committee of the whole. Senior Castillar's
amendment fer immediate abolition was lost
by vote As yeas to 1S nays. 1t was under
stood in committee that Senior Marets' bin
and the whole subject might lie over
until the next meeting of the C0rtes, when. il
was the opinion, measures should he deyisad hs
the government which the legislature and the
people can approve, for the extlnguishment OF
slavery. Accordingly, when the commi:te,
rose, resolution prohibiting punishment by tb,
lash was offered and carried. Action on Senor
Maret's bill vas postponed, and the CoFtes q 4
jourDed until the 3lst OF October.
Senor Castillar's speech in favor of imme-
date abolition has rendered him the lion of IN,
hour. Its reference to Abraham Lincoln ar
tracts the especial attention of Americans
QSf re q mi and
lition have rendered him a banquet which, IL
he accepts, will be a grand affair.