The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-02

TWO THOUSAND FAMILIES DIFFERENTIATED.
LoxDon, Feb. "A dispatch from Cal
sutta says the Ghilsais have exterminated
Two thousand peaceful families and that
IN intsrnecine warfare is spreading. Abra-
ham has defeated Ayoob Khan.
- Great .RritaIn.-
THE eUEEr's SPEECH.
LONDON, Feb 2.-It is learned from an
authoritative sourcs. that the. message will
inform Parliament that Treasury grant is
needed for the relief Of ireland, besides the
a2EQO0O from the Irish. church surplus
h message will also promise the introdnc-
lion during the session Of a measure abol-
ihins primogeniture and entail at the op-
ton of existing owners. under a guarantee
that il the land is sold part pay ment is to
b given with deferred interests. The mes
sags also expresses the hope that Parlia-
nsnt will conclude the consideration OF
he Criminal Code Bill, and other meas
ures, notably the bill amending the bank
E.ptcy laws, and the redistribution Of the
tx vacant seata IN g,g'<. <.# Ni"@
COUNCIL TOMORROW. "
Tho Council will meet on Tuesday, at
Windsor, for the final consideration and
approval Of the message. Queen Victoria
will preside in person. et,tsa P ~
AMERIoHs NEW MINISTER.
Minister Lowell is expected in fort
sixht He will present his letters, and
have an audience with the Queen at o.
borne. He will then return to Madrid and
Satch his wife. whose health, after eight
sAosths severe illness. is daily mending.
obs will probably be unable to bear the
Les,don climate.
Nj. Lowell intends 10 find a suitable sea-
dds place for her, perhaps the Isle of Wight,
while he temporarily takes house in London
himself. Societyis preparing to give Mr.
Lswsll . brilliant welcome. Tom Hughes
bxiying readings to- guests from Lowelrs
DesmA Hisdiplomatic colleagues will send
eoogratulations. The German Ambassador
declares he Is most desious to give Mr..
Lowell friendly reception. thereby carry
Ing ont The Emperor's and Prince Bis.
narck's well-known wish to cultivate good
sllatons with America. q e''7 g,
- TO PROTECT LIFE AND PROPERTY.
LONDON, Feb. .2-The Commander-in-
chief OF the Pacific squadron has been or
desed to send man-of-war to La Pas Lower
California, TO protect British lives and
yEopsrty. -f t,--.. ..a
N 'D' ~ France. $50 l,
THE LArK LOUIS NAPOLEON.
Two fresh volumes Of Seniors "Conver-
iiltioIs' contain damaging disclosures re-
earding the late Emperor. General Chan
esrIsier bluntIy accuses him, of cowardice.
He nys he saw hin, hiding at Strasbourg
in abject terror. under carriage. At Bou-
loEne he landed while drunk and was never
under fire at Magenta or Solferino. Ex-
tfsofdinary accounts are given from other
suthorities Of the corruption of lis uphold
szy and, they confirm the worst previous
sccusations. 10 ~ sa "a sf..
III, THE Ii DUO OF THE FRENCH.
PARn Feb. IN. Tirard, Minister Of
Agriculture and Commerce, in debate in
tke Chamber OF Deputies on the subject Of
ths new custom tariff proposed al increase
of "A per- cent. On cotton duties, and on
metals an advance of 40 pe- cent. He p
posed prohibition OF agricultural duties,
and declared that France ssnt 10 England
twice The amount Of products that she re-
esived from that country. NJ. Tirard ad-
yiaed the Chamber to adhere to the present
tariff as basis for renewal Of the duties
on commerce. fJ,L c.... T57
QUARREL BREAKS OUT. t'-,ss
A fresh quarrel las broken out between
n. 6ambetta- and M. Jules Simon. There
will probably be a coalition in the French
Senate between the lukewarm Republicans
and, the reactionary members. President
Grevy and M. Gambetta remain friends
rrs,.,. Italy.
r;,-5r H. ANOTHER SICK KING.
LONDON. Feb "A dispatcn from Rome
says the King Of Italy is III. ..,a
AMERICAN sHAEPERs ABROAD. 4
NAPLES, Feb. 2-Tbe Americans John
Cleveland, alias Everett. and john Collins,
sneste.l for swindling in Brussels, are now
in p,is0n.. Ten thousand francs was offered
for their capture, and 10000 lire. in Italian
and O. 30: bahknotes, was found in their
POSSESSION. An alleged fraud CT 5000
francs was committed to tire prejudice of
N. Zsliskc If Russian Councillor Of Marine,
t. whom the Americans had contracted tn
deliver large number of articles in plati-
Dnp,, for which they fraudulently subsH.
tuted lin. v,+s' =, .r.-'.
ger o.. Turkey. ,,,i
TERRIBLE sUFFEgINGs FROM COLD.
IoNDoy, Feb. IA dispatch from Con-
stantinople says excessive cold prevails at
Disbekir, and great fall Of snow has taken
place Several travellers have perishei on
The way to Diarbesir, and great mortality
prevails among the cattle. Although a
thousand Muslem refugees are slowly
perishlng at Philippopols from cold and
starvation, they are only aided by foreign
ern The Bulgarians will give nothing
towards their relief. They say the state
ments of their misery are gotten up by
Turkish and English intrigue. ri ~
.r.a Austria. f' ,a's
LOCOMOTIVES VS. CANAL
A dispatch frnm Vienna says the speedy
eopstruction of railroad from Onto to
Ksndspavis is spoken favorably OF in mill
tary circles here. 1t is urged that it the
line is not rapidly made the future struggle
In Central Asia will resolve itself into a
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