The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-27
FOREIGN.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
CAUSE OF PAUL DAHLGREN's DEATH.

BY American Press Association to the STAR
CAUSE OF PAUL DAHLGREN's DEATH.
ROME, March 27.-The cause of the
death OF United States Consul Paul
Dahlgren was syncope of the heart.
THE CABINET PROGRAMME
of the new Italian Ministry, which has
been formed from the Parliament Party
OF the Left, announces comprehensive
scheme of electoral and administrative
reform, and an extension of the right OF
suffrage, the popular election of May
abolition of forced paper currency, and
a system OF compulsory education.
OBsEQUIEs.
NEW YORK, March 27.-A Herald cable
special from London says that Carl Fer
dinand Freiligrath was buried in the
cemetery of Cannstadt, near Stuttgardt,
on the 21st. An immense procession fol-
lowed the hearse, which was covered
with flowers, wreaths and palms, to the
grave. Many literary bodies were rep
resented. Minister Herrle, of Cam
stadt, preached the funeral sermon.
Carl Mayer also made touching ad-
dress. Freiligrath's health had been
impaired for long time. He died OF
Ihypertrophy of the heart.
CENTENN1AL MARCH.
The Herald special from Paris say
Herr Wagner has forwarded to Phila-
delphia the Grand March, composed in
honor OF the Centennial, for which the
Exhibition Commissioners have paid
him $1,000.
ARRIVED.
Ey-Consuls~ Goodenough and Heath
and Ex-Postmaster General King have
arrived in Paris, en- route for America.
THE FLOODS.
The waters of the Seine are subsiding.
The floods have destroyed large por-
ton OF the fruit crop in the South OF
France.
TO BADEN.
LONDON, March 27.-It is announced
that Lord Derby will attend upon Her
Majesty, Queen Victoria, on her visit to
Baden.
VIENNA, March 27.-The Servian Gov
ernment in replying to the remonstrance
of Austria and Russia regarding the
Turkish resurrection, promises to main
tain peace.
BERLIN, March 27.-Gen. Won Moltke
has obtained six months leave OF ab.
sence and gone to Italy.
FOREIGN NOTES.
NEW YORK, March N.-From latest
European files we CLEAN the following:
Official advices received at Berlin am
nounce the arrival, March IL, at Yoko-
hrma OF the German man-of-war Bertha.
The resignation of Herr 0. Olier. the
German C0hsul at Vera Cruz, has been
| accepted.
Princess Charlotte, eldest daughter OF
| the German Crown Prince, lett Berlin
on the 18th inst. tor London, where she
is visiting her grandmother, Queen Vic.
| toria.
The Empress Of Germany has donated
large amounts out of her private funds
| for the relief oil the sufferers by the inun.
dation.
The amounts subscribed by the clergy
oil Posen for Cardinal Ledochowski are
estimated at two hundred thousand
marks.
Tie centennial of the birth Of Queen
Louise of Prussia on March 10 was cele-
brated alloyer Germany. The German
Emperor and Princess went to Char
lotte, where the Queen is bnried, and
decorated her grave.
On March s, Cardinal Ledochowski
accompanied the Pope on promenade
in the Vatican Gardens, and gave him /,
history of the prosecutions to which
the German Government had subjected
| him.
A very destructive hurricane prevailed
all over Germany on Sunday, March IL
In the city OF Cologne especially the
hurricane waged with great fury and
did much damage.