The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-16
Great Britain.

England would become source of contest,
anxiety and danger.
Great Britain.
PARNELLs MAN DEFEATED.
DUBLIN. April 16.-Mr. VIM. Shaw and
Col Colthurst, Hame R ulers, are elected for
Cork County, and Mr.. Kettle, Mr.. Parnelps
candidate, defeated. Cork County is en-
titled to two members.
APPOINTED AND DECORATED.
LONDON, April 16.-Canon Ryle has been
appointed to the new Bishopric of Liver
pool.
Lord John Manners and Sir Stafford
Northcote have received the Order of Grand
Gross, Order of the Bath.
FREEDOM Of THE CITY.
DUBLIN, April 16.-The freedom of the
City of Cork was conferred on Mr.. Parnell
i, yesterday.
WILL CASE SETTLED.
The great Baget will case, which has been
before the Courts in this city for a long
time. has been amicably settled.
MARLBOROUGH RELIEF CoMMITTEE.
The Marlborough Relief Committee has
been dissolved in consequence of political
changes. The balance of the fund has been
handed to the four Trustees-the Duke of
Leinstes, Earl of Meath, Mr.. Cogan and
Mr.. Deak. At closing the meeting yester-
day the cordial thanks OF the Committee
were voted to the Duchess of Marlborough.
IN AID OF IRELAND.
A sermon will be preached at the Church
Of the Madeleine, this city, on Sunday next
for the relief of Irish distress. Cardinal
"Guibert Arch bishop of Paris, will partici-
pate in the ceremony.
BROKEN CABLE MENDED.
LONDON, April 16.-The 1873 cable which
had been broken between Valentia and
Hearts Content, was repaired last evening,
and is now in perfect working order.
Russia.
THE CzARINA AGAIN WORSE.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 16.-The Czarina
is again worse, and fears are entertained
for her recovery.
Sweden.
HONORs TO NoRDENsKJoLD.
COPENHAGEN, April 16. - The Arctic
steamer Vega has arrived here. Upward
of sixty thousand visitors, principally
Swedes, crowd the city to welcome Nor
denskjold and his brave crew.
Afghan.
ABDUR RAHMAN MOVING UP.
LONDON, April 16.--A dispatch from
Cabul says Abdur Rahman is withing sixty
miles of Cabul.
Australia.
MORE SPACE FOR AMERICA.
LONDON, April 16.-A dispatch from
Melbourne announces that the applica-
tion of American Government for more
space for American exhibits at the coming
exhibition, has been favorably considered
and large additional space has been
granted. The demand of the French Gov
ernment for more space has been refused
Russia.
THE CHINESE QUESTION.
Moscow. April 16.-The Gazette saws:
'The reasons upon which China refuses to
ratify the Kuldja treaty are that the
mountain passes would remain in possess
sion of Russia, and 5,00oO 900 rubles might
be better expended by China in military
preparations"
ST.. PETERSBURG, April 16.-It is stated
that the Gar would prefer international
arbitration upon the Kuldja question
rather than war with China. At the same
time it plainly intlmated that prudence on
the part of China would indicate that it
would be wiser for that power not to push
her demands tco vehemently.
Professor Martens has published long
and able review OF the entire Kuldja ques.
ton, inswhich he admits the justice of the
demand that Russia restore Kuldja, pro-
vided China will agree to protect the from
tiers of Russia from the raids of predatory
bands. He believes the United States and
France may yet be called upon to act as az
bitrators and in that event would be able
TO settle the whole question satisfactorily
without resort to arms.
Belgium.
RUPTURE WITH THE VATICAN IMMINENT.
PARIS, April 16.-An article just pub
lished in L'Echo du Parlement Brussels,
says that a complete rupture between the
Belgian Government and the Vatican is
imminent.
The Ministerial resolutions published In
the Nord Deutscher Zeitung are bitterly
complained of by the clerical organA