Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-18
kilograms to The Star.
TEEART'S STOLEN BODY.
important Developments Expected.
RUSSIA AND THE BERLIN TREATY
FLOODS IN EUROPE.
CANADA AND THE LORNES.
RUSSIA AND THE BERLIN TREATY
FOREIGN AFEAsltS.
An English Town lutrudated.

tiNts HNH>ikil. Two nt It's most dttlSeal p0Dll-
lated districts are several feet Ga Ter water
lie basement Of all the factories warehouses
SfahaIleS, ana dwellings along the prn.lrSe OF The
river are Hooded. one or two deaths by drown
lnS are reported. Four or fiVe miles OF street
are submerged. From three 10 four thousand
dwellings, have been rendered uniahabtable
a,,.,! ne result Is vast pecuniary damage. The
authofitles are maintaining the homeless moor
Inc hood Is the consequence uf n foTfntrhf's
continuous rain. ''e'"
The CamRbells are Coming.
,,.i,o rpSpoN, o,n NOV; ls.The steamer >arInatlan,
win ihe Marquis OF Lorue and Princess IouI,ss
on board, which arrived at Morllle rnom Liver
pool, at AIS O'Clock on the afternoon of the 18th
instant, proceeded for Halifax at IL 20 o'clock
Friday night.
Not Altogether Satisfied with Rus.
>ia's Assurances.
LoSnoS Nov. Is.-A Vienna dlSuafrh IN the
Tones says: Although Count Sch6uyalons as
Surances have produced a good impression and
the Car orders 10 the Russian t'iSn military
functfonarieS in Turkey. really LOOK ike tho ha
ginning oi the tuliilment OF the Berlin treaty,
still II is difficult 10 reconcile the Intention 10
do 50 with RuSsia'S demands on Rou nania max
ing TIE evacuation OF Rouman.a consequent
upon tie RECOGNITION OF RIssia'S r;rltS aud her
occupation ~ kuStendie and other s'ra-eticaI
points In tue hnbruJe. ana 30 maintain a milf
tarN road through Rouiaania. watrh would
make her lhe mere Nassal oi the car The
source whence The informal ION reSrCct lay theSn
demands teaches the correspondent DO uot ad-
Init Ci 4 doubt % its correctness
Flood ia ttse River save.
a olsl'h9l rom RESIN TO TIE I!' \ A.s states
save, attended bY considerable To-, of nfp ana
aL immense destruction o1 military stores.
AiiSHi : fo 4ssa>sifaIc ki:s- HUM
bert.
lCNToE, Nov. iS.-T'hc popular ia llgnati0n
ard c-ei;5m"nt Throughout nl'y oTrr ;he
atftlnIi 20 2SsaSsEate tie King Is Intense The
a~sa,sin - member 0f tie Iate.Hlti1nal So
tlttN. te denies having any accolaplceS or
iHsJi- 5'0TS- Tie report Is coGHrHei that the
MuiLt.> cl Size hin" are Slight. Tile King re-
ccnod .i-i-t scratch on the left arm
Canada and The t.orgr~.
J oECNTc. NQt. IS.-A SpeCial -4b-,. n the
fr''ts lFs-2 London, says that aith hardly an
tNcep iaE &c English Journals bora dltlv and
weekly have editorials eNprpssinE aa f'fe or-
c@Slon II Tie governor general ie arturo the
kidest JCciinr Tor the prosperity OF Jne
oEinion ard he perSOnGl success Of his ex-
cclleEct mission.
HALIFAX, Nov. .S.-About one thousand la
DoIeIS ana neClau.rS are employ ed ln q ile cree
ttOn OF arches. decorations. etc. IoI The recn-
ton 10 be glNen tGF Marquis 0f IorSn
IokoSTo Nov, lS.-i dispatch 10 The Globe
dated lCDdD., Nov. IL. SAYS the MARQUIS of
Lore and the Princess Louise were presented
with congratulations address by I'm, corpora
tiCG oi Londonderry. on board the Samaritan
al GoVille YESTERDAY In rpnlv the ,farruis oh,
served Ee lad much pleasure u Saet.ding
shcIt tiiEe within sight OF the Irish land. and
ia IectNil," from her Or any portion 81 her neo-
PIE lte words contained in the address presented
10 MN; ioi whenever an lrlShlGaa spoke IL is
well known that what he said he truly and hon
esjly felt. The noninion OF Canada owed much
10 Ireland. Who could not recall with
gratitude tie country than gave Birth 10 Can
ada's late %cyernGr generaIs Canada was in
dtDlcd 10 Ireland for many hardy a-ricultuTfStS
ana many clever artisans. Indeed. Is would be
diflculi 10 speak OF any part OF The empire
which does not point with pride 10 tie service
OF lIishncn. ioF on what iield of hOnpr had the
genius Cf t!c Irish Lot contributed t0rae power
Ct Tie n3ti"n. He paid a tribute 60 he Genius.
courage and calautry II IriShIrCq under the
flag of England. under which alone an Irish
man stands beneath the cross OF his patron. St
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