The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-18
Late Foreign n ews.
FALL IN ERIE.

LONDON, Oct. 19-The features of the
Stock Exchange is the severe tall in Erie
shares, which are selling at 123a, against
IA at the close on Saturday. Consols
dull. American bonds qniet. French
funds advanced.
LONDON, Oct. 1S.-The heavy fall in
Erie shares is in consequence OF rumors
of an assessment upon the stock. 1t has
sold down to 12H for the preferred stock.
FROM ITALY.
ROME, Oct. 1S-The newly appointed
Cardiual Mobili Vitelleschi is dead.
King Victor Emanlel has arrived al
Milan.
NEWS THROUGH THE THUNDERER.
LONDON, Oct. 1S.--The Times this
morning has telegram from Ragusa,
announcing that the Turks have crossed
the Austrian border and now menace the
village OF Erzeg. Troops have been sent
tnither.
The Times special from Berlin says
that Russia has commanded the Polish
proprietors In the Provinces of Milva,
Groduo, Koona, Minsk and Vitepsk to
sell their larms to Russian tenants, the
Government fixing the price. This COM
pietes the impoVerishment Of the Polish
nobility.
FROM CANADA.
ORANEGYILLE, Oct. l8.-A fire broke
out yesterday morning on the corner OF
Broadway and First streets, totally de-
stroying Gilchrist u Kent's storehouse,
Marshall & Floyd's bakery, Glover's s
fancy store, Donner's hardware store,
and Keans, General & Ocheson's jewelry
shop. The greater portion of the goods
were saved, but in damaged condition.
Loss unknown.
FOREIGN NOTES.
The insurrection in Bosnia is totally
put down. The rebels have disappeared
from Servia, and many Montenegrins
have returned to their homes.
A large number Of pilgrims are arriy-
ing in Rome daily.
French statistics just issued, show
that exclusive of Paris, Lyons and the
Government Works, there are 100, 1853 i'll
dustrial establishments in France, EN-.
ploying 933, ,23o men, $40 women, anu
1T, POI children; using one billion dollars
worth OF raw material, and producing
nearly $1,000, 600 worth of goods year.
ly.
The Spanish, Government has conceded
the claims of France for damages in con-
sequence of the seizure of French yes.
sells by the Spanish Guarda Coastas.
1t is understood that the banquet to be
given to the survivors OF the famous
charge of the Light Brigade will take
place at Muswell Hill, Lendon, and that
nearly all the survivors will be present.
Capt. Boynton, recently foated down
the Rhine, from Bole to Strausburg, with
his life saving suit. He was greatly dis.
tressed by the violent back current, and
said he found the river worse than the
Mississippi, Ohio or Missouri. AT Kehl
he struck a bridge and sank for few
moments. On reaching the surface he
came out eff the water much exhausted.
The Emperor Wilhelm. according TO
Prussian announcements, was to have
left Baden for Italy last evening. He
expected to arrive at Munich at 5, and
Maspruck at 10 A. NJ, Sunday, October
II, aud at Trent the same evening, re.
naming over night at Trent. TIE jour.
ney was to be resumed at $3.50 A.. nj :.
Monday, the 18th, and expects to reach
Milan on Tuesday. He returns to Ber
lin on the 26bh.
A German imperial commission is con.
siderlng the advisability OF sending out
another Polar expedition.
Prince Pierrson, of Prince de Beaufre,
q l. iOhSh hVDiSs hoo WON htAiSb
by an accidental discharge OF his fowl.
ing piece.
END OF A SPANISH PLOT.
LONDON, Oct. 1S.-Fhe plot to place
Elk Queen Isabella on the Spanish
throne, giving her the kingdom and foul
of the northern provinces, has failed
Don Carlos refusing to agree to these
conditions.
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