The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-19
Count De Lesseps Delighted
With America.
Another Stir by the Bona.
partists.
Lord Beaconsfield Tenders His
Resignation.


France.
PRINCE OSCAR AND aREvY.
National Associated Press to the Star.
PARIS, April 19-Princs Oscar took leave
yesterday, with some official pomp, of
Psehjent Grevy. The interview lasted an
hour and half. Prince Oscar, with un,.
mistakable sincerity, expressed gratitude
for the hospitable attention paid him here.
In the Kings name he hoped President
Grevy might have leisure to visit Stock.
holm.
BONAPARTIsT STIR.
In Bonapartist circles great stir has been
caused by a letter from the Princess Clotil-
de 10 her son Victor, warning him not to
follow Prince Napoleon's impious example.
The expediency is debated of declaring
Victor the Bonapartist heir. as he is ap-
preaching his eighteenth year. If he
breaks with Prince Napoleon the Empress
Eugenie will provide the funds necessary
for on Independent establishment. The
Princess Clotilde was moved to interfere by
her husbands letter in the French
Journals, taking part with the Government
against the Jesuits.
/ IN LOVE WITH AMERICA.
Count and Nine. De Lesseps and their
three elder children are delighted with
America. The cars and steamboats, are
there so conveniently appointed that they
travelled without fatigue or worry. They
esteem Americans the most hospitable
people in the world. In conversation with
ia group of friends at Nine. Adams salon,
Count De Lesseps intimated in effect that
he will carry on his enterprise, in concert
with the United States, if possible, but if
not with the rest of the world.
HoNoRs TO NoRDENsKJoLD.
Honors continue to be heaped upon
Nordenskjold. He has been announced to
lecture at the Circus, and yesterday he was
received by the Geographical Society at
Horbonne.
PATTI AND HER NICoLINL
Nine. Bonaparte Wyseturr gave yester-
day dinner in compliment to Nine. Patti
and Nicolini. 1t was followed by an i'm
provised dance, in which Nicolinis sons
and the diva joined. Count Beust calling
In, apologized for being covered with decor
ations, he having just left Queen Isabella's
reception.
DE LEssEPs' GREAT EXPECTATIONS
PARIS, April 19.-M. De Lesseps states
that he has pledged subscriptions in Amer
lea to the Panama Canal scheme amount
ing to three hundred million francs
Great Britain.
HENRY IRVING NOT COMING.
Mr.. Irving decides to abandon his in
tended visit to America this year, owing
to the extraordinary success OF the "Mer-
chant of Venice" which continues to draw
overfowing houses. He has postponed the
performance of the "Corsican Brothers
and "Coriolanus' until next year, and
still hopes to go to America the following
autumn. Negotiations are still proceeding
between him and New York manager.
BUT THOMAS HUGHES Is.
Mr.. Thomas Hughes contemplates q
Journey to America during the summer, in
connection with land company in Ten
nessee, in which he is largely interested.
fhlNCE NhFOLhON hEmohAhh
A recent conversation with Dean Stanley
regarding the Napoleon memorial, indi.
oates that the Dean, while complaining
I strongly of the criticisms on his conduct,
only desires sufficient excuse to exclude
! the memorial from Westminster Abbey.
He admits that he mistook temporary
I outburst of sympathy for Prince Louis
i, Napoleon for the manifestation of per
Y uanent desire to commemorate his misfor.
y 5une.
{ 1t is reported that NJ. Leon Say, the new
French Ambassador, among his first diplo
aatic duties intends to submit remon
trance against the memorial
h NO TIDINGs FROM THE ATALANTA.
A dispatch from Viana, Portugal, states
nat the wreckage washed ashore near tina
lace proved on examination not to have
slonged to the missing training-sbip Alta
/ .nta, as was first feared.
CLAYToN-BULwER TREATY.
LONDON, April 19-The Times this morn
Ing thinks that the real cause for the pro
osed abrogation OF the Clay ton-Bulwe
/ reaty is that the treaty forbds any selfst
J r unequal use OF the projected Panams
i anal.
STEAMER IN DISTRESS.
The British Royal Mail steamer from
outhampton for the West Indies has beer
owsd into st. Michaels by the steame
ylgia, which brought her passengers intt
his port
RESIGNATION OF BEAcoNsTIELD.
n LONDON, April 19-Lord Beaconsfelc
I vent to Windsor yesterday to meet thu
queen on her arrival from her Continenta
trip. He also placed his resignation a
II Premier in her hands Lord Beaconsfelt
4 remained at Windsor last night and re
turns to London this morning.
Russia.
III SPOTTED FEVER IN PETERSBURG.
RUSSIA, April l9.-The spotted typhu
! fever has made its appearance in thi
city. pe,
III Spain.
CONFESSION OF OTER0.
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