The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29
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DEPARTURE OF THE vIcERoY.


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DEPARTURE OF THE vIcERor.
DUBLIN, April 29-The departure of the
Duke and d chess of Marlborough yester-
day from Dublin Castle was an imposing
spectacle. The weather was brilliant, the
finest day thus far during the season. Ap-
parently the whole city, together with con-
siderable delegations from the surrounding
country and towns, was present The
crowd at the time the Lord Lieutenant, &C
companied by the Duchess, passed throus h
the streets en- route for Kingstown, where
they were to take the steamer for Liver
pool, was immense. Yolleys OF spoken
good wishes came from the multitude. and
at this grand and to them seemingly un'
expected expressions of affection and re.
spect the Duke and Duchess we're profound
ly affected.
On their arrival at Kingston they EN-.
barked on the steamer Connaught. which
was in waiting. As they stood upon the
deck of the vessel waving their farewell to
Ireland, q salute was fired from the pier
heads which were thronged with people
all joining heartily in the ovation. The
enthusiasm was almost without precedent
in the history of greetings given by the
Irish people to any ruler and demonstrated
how fully the Viceroy and his amiable wife
had got their confidence. Great crowds
still remained on the pier gazing after the
Connaught until she was lost to sight.
SHAW WILL NOT PARTICIPATE.
DUBLIN, April 29.-Mr. Shaw and his fol
lowers have refused to participate in th'
conference proposed by Mr.. Parnell.
PRINCE LEoPoLD's INTENDED.
LONDON, April 29.-The lady with whom
gossip connects the name of Prince Leo
pold, the Queens youngest son, with refer
ence to matrimonial engagement, is Hon.
Mary Barring daughter of Dowager Lady
Ashburton, and cousin of the present Lore
Ashburton.
THE CHINESE EMBAssAD0R.
The Chinese ambassador to the United
States arrived in London last night from
Paris. .r
EMPRESS EUGENE.
On Monday Empress Eugenie and hel
suite reached Maritzburg, Natal, on theil
way to Zululand.
Irish News.
from late Irish ExchangeaI
The death of DR.. Robinson, of Skibbe
reeD, is announced.
A large number of bankruptcies are re
ported from various parts of Ireland.
A Society for the preservation of thu
Irish Language has been formed in Done
gal
The Sligo Harbor Commissioners have
received a loan of ego, 900 from the Boarc
of Public Works at four Per cent.
The death is announced OF Lieutenant
Costelloe. son of Thomas Costelloe, of Far.
name, County Coroner for Limerick.
James McIlwaine, J. P, Cranfield, Coun
ty Down, dropped dead in, his farm-yard
recently. He was sixty'four years O.
age.
A Waterloo veteran named Geo. Hitler
a native of Berkshire, was buried IN Ennis
killen Church-yard recently, with military
honora He was ninety-four years O
age. ...
The splendid Church of Mary Immacu
late, Clonakilty, is now nearly finished, ant
the solemn opening of which is fixed fol
Sunday, July 25th, requires aid from
abroad to enable the pastor to free it from
some liabilities which, in the course of it,
erection, became unavoidable. Rev. Johr
O'Hea has left for America to collect fol
that purpose.
One hundred aud eighty electors of En-
niscorthy, County Wexford, have signeG
and published an indignant reputation o.
all connection with the disgraceful scene
enacted in that town. They express deer
sorrow at the conduct Of the organized moi
in assaulting and insulting Mr.. Parnell
and tender their heartfelt regret that the
character of Enniscorthy should have been
tarnished by the outrage offered to him.