Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29
The Diplomatic Corr I'm Washington
Recent ChaBges-TheA Attaches OF the
various Legations

During the past few months there have
been several important changes in the diplo-
matte representation OF countries sending
ENJOYS extraordinary and ministers pleni-
potentiary TO the United States. Mr.. Nico-
las Shishkin succeeded last month Baron
Henri d'Ofen berg as the minister from Rus
STA. Baron William Won Schwartz Sen
born has been recalled AT his own reques, as
tie envoy nom Austria Hungary. and Count
Ia6is'as HoyoS has been received by the
President in his place. Cou1t Corti. who
has so long and so acceptahly filled the pO-
sition OF minister from Italy and aTbitra 'or
on International commissions, has returned
10 Europe 10 fill new mission, and has in
turn been succeeded in Washington by Rsron
Albert Blanc. with Count Litta as secretary
of legation. From spain Senior Don AntO
MO Mantilla de los Rios has taken the place
OF Admiral Palo, though this is not among
The later changes. Chill, which has been
represented at Washington for some time ny
the n!st secretary of legation, Senior Era
ZuriZ, has sent a minister with the rank Of
envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo-
Tertiary, In the person OF Senior Don Adolfo
IbaneZ. The Peruvian minister, Colonel
Don Menuel Freyre, has just LETT Washing
ton preparatory to returning 10 Perm. but
will semain this winter in New YORK az the
Clarendon hotel. The legation is represented
here at present by Don Eduardo Nillena, the
secretary, and Don Ernesto Aseryi, an at
tache The Right Honorable Sir Edward
Thornton, X. c. b continues as the minister
from Great Britain, TO be the dean of the
diplomatic corps, having been in Washing
ton the longest in continuous service. He
was received by this government February
I, 1sGS. The foreign legations, as fully con
sfituted. with their residences for the pres
ehf IN Ws1shFlagton are as follows; Gosm
ton, Connecticut avenue; Bobert Grant Wat
son, secretary of legation, l0l7 Connecticut
Gore Jones, 1909 II street; Chas Fox Frede-
rick Adams, esq, attache, 10I7 Connecticut
avenue. The second secretary, Hon. Power
lie Poer Trench. is absent. ATgelriae Re,,fb
4 Hf-ScnOr ~. NiHP10 DOrnq nF
legation in charge, with Senior Garcia,
The minister, absent.l 12S Pearl street,
lena, secretary of legation in charge.
18th street. Me1ico-Senor Don Ignacio
Mariscal, minister, and Sonora Laura s. de
Mariscal, 1924 / street; Seror Don Jose s. de
Cuellar, secretary of legation; Sonora Donna
Carlota y. de Cuellar, 1921 q street; Senior
1914 its street. Ger7aday-Kurd Won Schlo-
ger, minister, 734 18th street; Baron Max Won
Thielmann, secretary OF legation, 75I 18th
street, and Mr.. p. W. Buddecke. cha ,cellor.
y Defrees street. BTdziI-Councilfor A. II. de
Carvolho and Madame Borges, So Con
nee ticut avenue. The secretary of le-
CATION resides in Philadelphia, and the at
tlches are absent) HdWi-Mr. Stephen
Preston, minister. the Arlington. BelQilaR-
Mr.. Maurice Delfosse, minister, 11I4 Penn
sylvania avenue, and Mr.. Amedee, first sec
rotary, 1904 Pennsylvania avenue. Ttrksy-
GregoiTe Arista4 Chi Bey, minister, 1904 III
street; Rustem Effendi and second secretary
III n A
Bartholdi, envoy extraordinary and minister
ptenipotentiary, 1921 III street; Mr. de la Bou-
linere and Mr.. Boutton. attaches. and Mr..
Paul Deiardin, chancellor, s25 18th street
and NJ. LIE. Capitaine Aufrye. military at
tache, l'2l II street. PeHezueld-Senor Don
Juan Dalla Costa, minister, Wormley's.
SEnn-Senor Don Antonio Mantilla de los
RIOS, envoy extraordinary ard minister
plenipotentiary, Sonora de MantilIa, and
three attaches, 1901 X street; Senior Don Luis
Potestad, secretary of legation, 1oI7 Counec-
NM anil II Ia
ma, minister, and the baroress, 1925 III street.
japan Jushie Yoshida Kiyonari, minister
9?6 Scott Plfce; secretary of legation, YoSh-
ida Djiro, Ebbitt House. and three attaches,
Mr.. Asada Yosunori, 81 ID street. George
town; Nj. Hangiro Assano, ii12 street, and
MI. LemoSke Tashiro, so Gay street, g sorge-
town. thM-SeGor Don Adolfo Ibauez min
lister; SenoIita Donna Mercedes and Sennrifa
Don Josefua lbanez, 17i5 II Street; secretary
OF legation; Seno- Errazufiz, Wormley's
AhSIa-Cotnt Ladislas Hovos, minister,
aud the countess, 1021 Connecticut avenue:
secretary of legation, Chevalier Ernest Won
Tavern, 1925 street; Dr. Sigisimund Blum
attache, l12l 18th street. Russia Mr.. Nice
las Shishkin minister and envoy, aud Mime
Barbe Shishkin, 1901 + street; Mr.. George
Bohmetef, second secretary, (the first being
absent,) 1sci Pennsylvania avenue. HGly-
Raron Albert Blarc, minister, and Count
Lftta, secretary, 20l7 G street. ihe Ne,he7-
tdnds-hr. de Pertel. minister resident. Gil
18th stree, De1rmdrk-Mr. ]. H de Heger-
Madame de H., 2Ol5 G street. The represen-
tative3 of Hawaii, Guatemala, Salvador, Co
lomb'a and Nicaragua are absent.
THE NEW EUROPEAN SENSATION ON THE
EASTERN QUESTIoN.-The British govern
mehts purchase of the controlling interest OF
Egypt in the Suez canal is looked upon in
Europe as the most important matter of the
day, foreboding an English protectorate over
Egypt, TIE extinction OF the Turkish empire
In Europe, and the seizure by Russia of Con-
stantlnople. The rumors are that England
and Russia have already a mutual under
INT a.
fruit of joint concessions by which the for
mef secures stronger hold of power in the
East by controlling the gateway TO il, and
me latier nnds an equivalent in the down.
fall OF Turkey. How the other great nations
Will regard this new phase of policy is not
yet indicated, although the Prussian organ
AT BRUSSELS sees no reason for experimenting
war, but rather that the questions at issue
may be settled by International arrange.
ment.
FUNERAL. HnNnRs To TILE LATE VICE