Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-03
Telegrams to The Star.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
THE PEACE CONGRESS.
THE WOUNDED EMPEROR.
THE WOULD-BE ASSASSIN.
EUROPE TODAY
Effect Of the Sultan's Staying Away
from the MOS0ue.

LONDON, June2.Several special dispatches
from ConStantinople say: The Sultan failed
TO attend the Mosque on Friday, whereby
fear of an outbreak is believed 10 be implied.
This COnStantinople news serves TO neck the
otherwise firm tendency of the London stock
exchange.
Passengers of the Wrecked Steamer
LONDON, June S-A dispatch from Dublin
announces the arrival there at 2 o'clock this
morning of l27 passengers of the steamer
Idaho. They spent the remainder of the night
at the railway terminus. They are expected
to arrive in Liverpool tonight, together with
the ldahO'S crew.
Failures in the Liverpool Grain
LONDON, June "a special despatch to the
Times from Liverpool says that the difficulties
In The corn trade. which were anticipated
owingto the heavy fall in values appear to be
eveloping. The failure is announced of Geo
A: Ireland s. Co, corn brokers of Liverpool
Inc m IN Is stated to have suffered losses in
speculation in forward wheat parcels, not
cargoes, some of which showed a present loss
of from one shilling to one shilling and six
pence per Genital. The liabilities of the firm
are estimated at 2, 200 pounds. Difficulties are
also reported in connection with two other
small firms, and there is an impression that
tGese clearanceS Will improve the position OF
the market.
The Thames Regatta.
LONDON, June 3.-The rowing match on the
Thames to-day between Higgins and Elliot for
the championship and 500 was won by Hig.
gins.
The Emperor Williams Condition.
BERLIN, June S-1:20 p. m.-The condition
OF the Emperor continues to be satisfactory.
The Feeling i'm Berlin.
LONDON, June 3.-Au accounts received from
Berlin say the effect of the news that another
attempt had been made on the life of the En-
perOr, was astounding. The outburSt of pub
lie feeling went as far beyond the manifesto
tiOnS made on the previous occasion as
Nobeing's attempt exceed that of Hoedel
in the seriousness of its results. A vast
crowd assembled around the palace and forced
its way into the building. Ii only dispersed
on receiving satisfactory news of the Emper-
loyal manifestations might aggregate the suf-
fering from his wounds. The spot where the
Emperor was shotiS almost five minutes walk
from the scene of Holders attempt. DR.. Mob
cling came to Berlin few weeks ago from
Halle. He hired furnished room on the sec
Ond floor OF No. Is Inter der Linden, from the
window OF which the shots We're fired. Nobe-
ling was formerly in the civil service of the
klngdom OF SaXony. He was regular con-
t1butor to agricultural journals, and seems to
have been in easy circumstances. He studied
agriculture and finance at Halle and LeipSic
The Peace Congress.
LONDON, June 3.-It Is said that the con-
greSS will be composed of the following pow
erS: Prince Bismarck and Count Won Bulow
for Germany; Lords Beaconsfield, Salisbury
and Ode Russell for Great Britain; Count
SchOuvaloff and M. Deutrei, Russian ambaS-
sador at Berlin, for Russia; Count Andrassy
and Won Haymerle for AuStria NM. Wad-
dingtOn and De st. NOltier for France, and
Count Court and Count DeLaunay for Italy.
1t is not yet known who will be the represent
atiyeS OF Turkey.
The Victims of the IrOn.CIad.
The Times states that the total number Of
furSt was 491: of these 217 are known to be
saved Six officers are missing,