The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-31
FOREIGN.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
DEATH OF THE ARCH-DUKE OF SALVADOR
LONDON, Aug. 31.-The death of the Arch
duke of Salvador is rumored.
RETREATING FROM THE INSURGENTS.
VIENNA, Aug. 31.-Dispatches received
here state that Gen. Szapary is on the re-
treat before the insurgents who are attack
ing his troops in considerable force.
BISHOP WILL NOT BE PARDoNED.
BERLIN, Aug. 31.-The Crown Prince has
refused to pardon Bishop.
CONSUL KILLED.
VIENNA, Aug. 31.-A dispatch received
here states that the Italian Consul at Sera-
jevo was killed in the assault and capture
of that place by the Austrians.
QUEEN CHRISTINA BURIED.
MADRID Aug 31.-Tne remains of Queen
Christina were buried in the Escurial yes
terday.
BISMARCK GETS LEFT
BERLIN, Aug. 31.-Count William Bis
marck has failed to get an absolute MAORI
ty i'll Malhouser and new poll will be
necessary.
FENIAN SENTENCES RENTED.
LONDON, Aug. 31.-On the application of
United States Minister Welch the remain
der of the sentence of Condor and Melody,
the Fenian convicts, has been remitted, on
condition that they take up their residence
outside of Her Majestys dominions.
BIG BATCH OF BosNIANs.
VIENNA, Aug. 31.-Twenty-two thousand
Bosnans are reported concentrated between
the Bosnia and Drina Rivers.
THE TROOPS AT CoNsTANTINoPLE.
LONDON, Aug. 31.-A dispatch from Con-
stantinople says it is reported that General
Todleben has been ordered to discontinue
the embarkation of troops, owing to the
nonwithdrawal of the English fleet.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
ROME, Aug. 3l.-lt is said that the bases
of agreement, completed between Germany
and the Vatican is one of mutual conces
sion, while each party claims that it has
sacrificed nothing in principle. 1t is under
stood that the Ladies of the Sacred Heart
the Redemptionists, the Lazariss and Jesu
| it's all exiled under the law of May, 1872
will be allowed to return, not as leaders
but as individuals They may live together
as before in communities, but must avoid
offending the authorities by any outward
demonstrations and declarations. The ex-
lied and deposed Bishops are to return to
their sees with the implied assent of the
government. lHey are HOC 10 De ODl1Seu CO
ask its formal sanction for their return, but
| the Vatican is to instruct the Vicar General
and the administrators of the now vacant
sees that no public rejoicings or demonstra
tions attending the return of the Bishops
are to take place Those of the Bishops
who have still unseryed sentences of inn
prisonment or fines pending against them
are not to be required to go to prison OF
pay fines, but on the other hand, the gov.
ernment is not to refund fines already re-
ceived.
The usual prayers for the Emperor and
Empire are to be said at the close of each
public mass. There is supposed to be also
an understanding that the Pope. without
enjoining the bishops and clergy to support
the politics of the administration, is to rec,
ommend them to use their legitimate in,
tiuence in advising their people to remain
on the side of law and order, and to give nc
countenance to Socialism. 1t is said that
the forthcoming Encyclical of the Pope has
been held back until Mgr. Masclla should
have completed his negotiations. The
health of the Pope is good and there is nc
question of his leaving the Vatican.