, 1875-07-03

expanding IN It's design. Inc corporation
have decided to send Invitations to all the
principal municipal dignitaries in Europe and
America. 1t is not expected that the guests
will be able to muster until late in July.
June Is.
h9 American rifle team arrived at Queens.
to%Hhh yesterday, and received a hearty welcome
from an immense crowd of persons.
GERMANY.
June 10.
BERLIN.-A tribunal at Posen has sentenc.
ed the Prince Bishop, DR.. E%'oerster, of Bres!au,
to a fine of 1000 marks or 1873 days imprison-
ment for illegally accommodating a priest.
June IA.
Count Won Arnim'3 new trial opened at
Berlin yesterday.
A despatch from Berlin to the Daily Tele-
graph says that Bismarck, before leaving for
the country, received the foreign representa-
tives, and gave each assurance Of the peaceful
disposition OF Germany.
June Is.
The upper house of the Prussian Diet ad-
iourned after finally passing the bill withdraw
ing State grants from Roman Catholic clerg5,
and reading a second time the bill abrogating
the three clauses of the constitution.
June l6.
The Berlin correspondent Of the Chimes
telegraphs that The Arnim case, whatever the
result Of the present trial may be, is sure to be
ultimately referred to q superior tribunal by
appeal either Of the defence or the proSecu.
ton.
GERMANY AND AMERICA.
June 10.
LONDON The Berlin correspondent of the
Times telegraphs an account of the banquet in
honor of Carl Schurz.
He saws the cordial replies made by Herren,
Bennigsen, Kapp and Dernburg to the speech
in which Mr.. Sohurz endeavored to strengthen
the ties of Germany and the United States,
invest the occasion with considerable political
Importance.
GREECE.
June 10.
LoNDoN.-The Daily Neoo8 reports that
several Russian men-of-war at Odessa have
been ordered TO proceed to Greece; and three
others are expected at Greek ports from the
Baltic.
June IL.
A crisis is reported imminent at Athens
which may result in the abdication ofthe King.
Five Turkish men-of-War are ordered TO cruise
in Greek waters.
The Russian Minister has advised the King
not to abdioate without securing the rights of
his heir to the throne. The probability of
Intervention of foreign powers is discussed
at Athens.
THE ALLIANCE OF THE EMPERORS.
June Is.
LoNDoN.-A special from Paris to the Lon
don Standard says it is asserted that Russia
has Withdrawn from the alliance of three
Emperors, and a new alliance has consequently
been framed between Germany and Sweden.
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
June Is.
LoNDoN.-A great sensation has been Great
ed in Vienna by the publication in the ST.
Petersburg "Golos'' of an article advocating
an alliance with Russia and England, because
that between the three Emperors there has
been lost the power of guaranteeing peace,
since one of their number has been suspected
of warlike designs.
THE AMERICAN CARDINALATE.
June 10.
LoNDON.-The Pope, in reply to an address
presented to him on the 1st inst. from students
of colleges in America thanking him for the
elevation of Archbishop Mc.Closkey to the
Cardinalate, alluded to the excellent reception
given to the appointment in America. and
added. Is It seems that the harvest in America
is ripe and laborers alone are wanting. You
are preparing yourselves for that work.
Preach especially by example in order to con.
vert that great nation.