The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-01
OVER OLD OCEAN.
Last Will Of the Prince I'm
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News From the EIn erald
Isle.
GeFhahy.'
MINISTERIAL CHANGES,


Rational Associated Press to the Star.
BERLIN, July 1.-Profqund sensation was
caused here yesterday by the authoritative
Institution and Worship, Herr Harbrecht,
Minister of Finance, and DR.. Prudential,
Minister of Agriculture, had all resigned
heir portfolios; that their designations had
Eleen accepted, and their successors named
% two of the departing ministers: Count
#Jdo Stalberg. to Minister of Agriculture,
nd Baron Seydertz to that of Finance.
both of these mobiles are ultra Conserva-
ives in their views respecting politics and
nligious affairs, and opposed to the anti.
fatholic legislation instigated by DR.. Falk.
Great Britain.
SOLEMN MASS FOR TIE PRINCE.
8LoNDoN, July 1.-At the Roman Catholic
ocathedral in Kensington Solemn High
iss of Requiem for the repose OF the soul
the late Prince Imperial was celebrated
ksterday with extraordinary pomp. His
AEinence Cardinal Manning sang the Mass,
isted by the Most Eminent Priests Of the
dchdiocese as Deacon and Subdeacon of
i,ss, the Deacon and Subdeacons of Honor
II as Masters of Ceremonies. The high
Jar Of the Cathedra! was heavily draped
black velvet, the walls of the side
ipels and of the Cathedral itself were
hg in black, picked out with silver, and
lnense yellow candles burned upon the
On front of the high altar grand cata-
Que had been erected covered with dark
le cloth embazoned with the Imperial
us and the letter IN" in gold. At the
cld and foot of this catafalque and on
ther side of il stood an immense golden
dejelabra bearing lighted tapers. The
noE1 Of the mass was sung by several of
most renowned operate singers now in
ldon, and the congregation comprised
only a very large number OF the Eng
6i Catholic nobility and gentry, but all
p.he prominent Bonapartists now in Eng
BURIED AT PRIVATE EXPENSE.
iioNDoN, July LIN the House of Com
tols last night Sir Stafford Northcote an
need that the late Lord Lawrence
sose death occurred on Friday, will be
led in Westminster Abbey. but without
hSlic ceremony, and at private expense of
81 family.
CONDITION or THE EMPRESS.
hoNDoN, May L. A dispatch from Chisel-
H,st this morning announced that the
srpress was somewhat more quiet, but
knains extremely Frustrated without
Owing any indications OF returning
ieugth.
UNPRoPITIoCs WEATHER.
irhe weather in London continues to-day
Abe extremely disagrceable and unpro-
Tious. Continued rains have again pre-
Ented the success of the Agricultural
R)w.
France.
CODICIL TO THE PRINCES WILL.
Paris, July 1.-The Paris Gaulois oi 10
sY publishes a codicil to the lsill of the
Fince Imperial. 1t states in clear and pre-
% terms what were tho wishes and aspira-
g,ns of the young Prince. He says the
Nties which our house owes to our coun-
" win not lapse by my death. The ardu-
Is and glorious task Of ofFcontinuing the
.rk OF the first Napoleon, will depend, in
I event of my DEATH upon the oldest son
tiPrince Jerome Napoleon, who, by the
Us OF succession of our house, is my heir.
tust my beloved mother by seconding
n in the discharge of the responsibilities
duties which,.n the event Of my death,
II devolve upon him, will give to me
zen am no longer VI ! this earth this
1t and supreme proof of her affection for
and OF lNl>loye for France.
Foreign Flashes.
germany ana Austria Will claim snare
earranging Egypt's affairs.
Nhc Prince OF Roumania has adopted the
l.Dnd son of Prince Hohenzoller.
1, an imposing army memorial to the late
s,ince Imperial is being organized.
4 rhe secession of the clerical section of the
s1napsrtist party is considered as certain.
7 The reconstruction OF the Turkish Minis.
is expected to take place very shortly.
3 It is believed that the Porte has request
\ the Powers to decide upon the Greek
5ntier
Tmrress Eugenie Is profoundly detected
I'd her condition is still considered one of
cat danger.
the Czarewitch is credited with causing
n & II ~ ssI9uaseaa Il. 4.