The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-15
BEYOND THE POND.
Cholera Spreading in Russia.
DeLesseps Still Talking Canal.
Great Britain.
A MEMORIAL MOVEMENT.


National ASsociSteU Press to the Star
LONDON, July 15.-The Prince Of Wales
has started subscription for the purpose
OF erecting national memorial to the late
Prince Imperial.
THE STUBBORN PRINCE.
LONDON, July 15.-It is said that on Sat
urday the EX-Empress Eugene advised
Prince Napoleon that she would receive
him, his sons and Princess Mathide after
the funeral. The Prince, however took his
carriage and returned to London regardless
OF the Empress wishes.
SPELL OF GLOOMY WEATHER.
LONDON, July 15.-The weather continues
dull, and the absence of sunshine gives TO
agricultural interests gloomy tendency.
To-day, however there is a warmer tenn
perature.
BANK FAILURE.
The Northwestern District Bank of Pres
ton IL Barrow in Furness has failed. The
affair is unimportant only as adding one
more to the many proofs of the general
unsatisfactory condition of business.
Germany.
PRINCE BISMARCK PREsIDEs.
BERLIN July 15.-Prince Bismarck pre-
sided at a meeting of the Federal Council
yesterday, at which proposals were dis
cussed for biennial Budgets, biennial ses-
sions of the Richstag and for less frequent
elections The Council then adjourned.
SEVENTEEN sECEssIoNIsTs.
BERLIN July 15.-Seventeen National
Liberals who, on Saturday last seeded
from that party, constituted section head
ed by the historian Treitschke. Their Sc
cession was due to a vote of censure passed
n FNr har hN.o ~ &c 81, 60.
supporting Prince Bismarck's views on the
tariff.
BISMARCK ON CHANGE.
BERLIN, July 15.-Prince Bismarck is ac-
cused of manipulation on the Stock Ex-
change in order to cause an artificial buoy
ancy in securities.
Russia.
APPEARANCE OF CHOLERA.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 15.-Cholera has
made its appearance at Amelensk, and also
in the districts of Vyasem and Donyobusch
in Russia.
WHERE THE GUNS COME FROM.
LONDON, July 15.-The st. Petersburg
Gazette repeats in a circupstantal form
the accusation which has lately been cur
rent in the Russian press, that the Turco-
mans opposing Gen. LaZareff's expedition
from the east shore of the Caspian Sea are
armed with English rifles, and says that
officers employed in Turkistan declare that
the rifles have been received by way Of
Herat from British reserve supplies in AT
ghanistan. The Gazette asks in what light
the English Government regards this
traffic.
SURVEYING THE LIBERIAN RIVERS.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 15.-The Russian
Minister of Finances has allotted G30OO
roubles for the expense of surveying the
rivers OF Siberia and ascertaining what is
necessary for the improvement Of their
navigation.
NEW RAILWAY IN ALGERIA.
PARIS, July 15.-The French Government
has appointed commission to consider the
advisability of constructing a railway be-
tween Algeria, Soudan and Senegal. The
new line will doubtless prove a very i'm
portant one, as well in a political as in a
commercial sense.
DLEssEPs AND THE CANAL.
PARIS, July 15.-M. DeLesseps yesterday
made speech at Rouen advocating his
scheme for the inter oceanic canal. His
speech was well received, ard it is believed
tine subscriptions for the first issue of stock
will be rapidly made.
Belgium.
PArERs DRAPED IN MOURNING.
BRUSSELS, July 15.-The Independence
Beige, the Etoile and other papers appear
draped in mourning, recording the fact of
the bill depriying the clergy of all influence
in primary education.