The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-06
NEWS FROM ABROAD
Here and There on the Other Side OF
the Atlantic.
Great Britain.
EMIGRANTS IN ABUNDANCE.
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National Associated Press to the Star
LONDON, March 6-Advices from S@itzer-
land, Germany and Austria indicate that
emigration from these countries during the
coming spring and summer will be unusu-
ally large, and that the cmigrants will be
mainly composed of q class Of people hay
ing ssome considerable amount of capital
at their disposal.
CARDINALS HAT FOR DIR. NEWMAN.
LONDON, March 6.--It is stated that the
final decision of the Pope to create DIR.
John Henry Newman Cardinal was ar
rived at by the strong advice of Cardinal
Manning There is much rejoicing among
English Catholics in consequence OF the ap-
pointment.
TcHEREAIEFF AT PHILIPPoLIs.
LONDON, March CA Vienna dispatch
says the report that orders have been sent
10 General Tchernaieif TO return to Russia
are not well founded for he is still at Philip
polls and the impression is he Is likely to
remain there.
THE FAMINE SPECTRE yANIsHEs.
LONDON, March 6.-The following dis
patch has been received from Lord Lyt-
ton, Viceroy of India; "The Lieutenant
Governor has just visited the great port OF
Prnjaub. He reports that there is no pres
ent apprehension Of famine. The present
situation of the antumn harvest is fair.
Winter rains were very scanty and the
spring crop prospects are thereby affected
During tle last fortnight rain fell in
some parts, and will be good, but is still
withheld in the Delhi Territory and in
Central and Western Punjaub. Prices are
dear throughout Punjaub Rain in the up
per districts will still do good, as the har-
vest there is late The main spring crops
will be cut in April. In the Central PROV
inces the spring crop has been cut, and ex-
ceeds expectation, which is good augury
for the crops elsewhere. In Cashmere,
where dearth is expected, the Punjaub
Government has arranged to send four
thousand tons of grain.
Germany.
AN EXCITING DEBATE
BERLIN, March 6.-The debate on the
Parliamentary Discipline Bill was resumed
in the Rcichstag yesterday. Baron staufen'
berg Vice President of the Reichstag
warmly denounced the bill Herr Bevel
Socialist, vigorously attacked the Govern,
ment. and was frequently interrupted, and
was twice called to order. The debate was
then adjourned.
LATEST FROM CHINA.
SAN Francisco, March 5.-The steamer
Oceanica has arrived from Hong Kong will
| the latest advces. The news apers o
Hong Kong discussing the effect which the
passage OF the Chinese restricting bill would
have, says California will be glad to get the
Chinese again when labor is needed fol
other railroads.
Much discomfort is manifested in the
| l., St,,nt md
are signs of rebellion. There is u large i'm
migration OF women TO Hong Kong from
| the turbulent districts.
Foreign Flashes.
Mosby has reached Hong Kong
Signor Fanfani, most eminent OF Italian
| photographers, is dead,
The loss by the burning of the Royal Cas-
tie at Tervueren is &4O,00O.
| 1t is rumored that the Porte has cedet
the Island of Rhodes to France.
| Pierre Emmanuel Tirard has been ap
pointed French Minister of Commerce.
| A dispatch from ST. Petersburg says thu
Grand Duke Nicholas is dangerously ill.
The official list of Cardinals to be created
at the next consistory includes the name o
DR.. Newman.
Lord Chelmsford, commander OF thu
British forces in South Africa. will shortly
be superseded.
The damage by the storm in the swis
Canton of Vaudis Is estimated at 100000
francs. In the Lausanne district four hun
dred trees were destroyed.
Count Andrassy has announced that tn,
Arab-Tobia difficulty has been referred Il
q conference of ambassadors and that M
Power has proposed revision of the Treat!
1 of Berlin.