The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-26
EVENING, JUNE 26, 1878.
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CONFLICT BETWEEN CUSTOMS OFFICERS.
A dispatch from Bucharest says it is re-
ported that there have been several con-
tiicts between Russian and ROumanian Gus
toms officers at Belgrade and Bessarabia,
and that NJ Bratino has made protest.
GARIBALDI's LAMENTs.
BERLIN, June 26.-General Garibaldi has
written letter to the Emperor, in which
he laments the attempts made to assassinate
him.
THE QUEEN IMPROVES.
MADRID, June 26.-The condition of Queen
Mercedes has slightly improved, and the
doctors have hopes that she may recover
Many manifestations of sympathy continue
to be expressed. and all the theaters and
public entertainments have been closed
The churches are crowded with supplicants
for the preservation of the life of the Queen
and private and public masses are universal.
RUMoRED MARRIAGE.
LONDON, June 26.-It is rumored that the
Prince Imperial will soon be married to the
Princess Thyria of Denmark.
THE RoUMELIAN FRONTIER.
BERLIN, June 26.--In Yesterdays sitting
Of the Congress the details of the conditions
of the appointment of a Commission to reg
ulate the Balkan frontier were principally
discussed, and the Porte was formally en-
powered to garrison the Roumelian from
tier without restriction as to the national
ity Of the troops.
RELIGIOUS EQUALITY.
The Congress has decreed that religious
equality in Bulgaria and Roumelia, and all
commercial legislation in the provinces are
Interchangeable without the consent of the
Powers
ToAsTTNG OrR CONGRESS.
PARIS June 26--At the banquet in Havre
yesterday given in honor of NJ Chotteau,
the toast to the members of Congress at
Washington was given by NJ. Menier.
DUFFERIN ACCEPTS.
LONDON, June 26.-Lord Dufferin has no.
titled the Colonial Office of his acceptance
of prolongation of his term as Governor
General of Canada.
Spanish America.
Correspondence National Press to the Star.
June II, 1878.
Panama-There is nothing to report from
this Republic. Everything is quiet.
South America-An Argentine paper an
nounces that two marine disasters have re-
Gently occurred, but full particulars have
not been received. Two vessels one
English the other American, We're lost.
Names not known. One took fire at sea,
and the other was wrecked near the coast.
According to a report received in Peru
from Montevideo, the Peruvian Minister de-
clares the sanitary condition of that city
improved. In Rio Janeiro the fever is also
diminishing; so much so that the passages
of the River Platte were expected to be
shortly reopened to vessels from Brazilian
ports.
The first vessel laden with saltpetre from
the Bolivian nitrate fields left on the 21st of
May for Europe.
The Customs receipts at the port of Val
paraiSo in Chilli for the month of May
reached the sum of $55S, ,275 95, an increase
of 1926, 040 IS over those of the correspond
ing month last year. A decree has been is
sued authorizing the winding up of the
american" Nitrate Company,
Irish News.
from Late Irish Exchanges.l
The Carrick Fair, held May 3Oth, was
large, and young cattle were in great de-
mand.
A large demonstration took place in En-
mis- on June I'd at the funeral of Mr.. Nc
Loughlin.
Over three hundred firiins of butter were
for sale on June 4th at the Charleville but
ter market
The Guardians of the Enniskillen Union
will appoint, on June 18th. schoolmaster
at salary of $50.
Daniel Harold, one of the oldest and most
respected citizens, died on June I'd at his
residence, Mallow street Limerick.
A new substantial wall of Scrabo stone
has been built round the grounds attached
to st. Patrick's Church, Newtownards.
The principal buyers at the Kilmihil But
ter Market on June 9Th were MeSsrs. Molo-
ny, Ryan, Kennealy, Ennis and Carmody
A retreat of the Catholic curates of this
diocese commenced at KilIaloe on June 3d.
and was conducted by Father Walsh, S, j.,
of Dublin
At a meeting Of the Kells Races Commit
tee on May 9th, letter was read from Mr.,
Parnell, NJ. P, stating that he would act as
a steward with great pleasure.
The dedication of the new Catholic Church
of our Lady and st. Patrick, Ballymoney,
on June ID, was performed by Right Rev.
Dr. Dorian, Bishop of the Diocese.
On June I'd farmer named James Walsh,
residing in Rallyhale, County Kilkenny,
died suddenly while saying his prayers.
Death was instantaneous. His age was
eighty.
A meeting of the Kerry Tenants Defense
Association was held on June lst. A vote
of thanks to the late President, Mr. O'Fla-
herty for his services in that capacity, was
adopted.
Rt. Rev DR. Croke, Archbishop of Cashel,
has left for Paris Yhere he is to visit the
Irish College and make report to the Min
lister of Public Instruction i'll reference to