The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31
EMPRESS EUGENE
Arrives at Madeira En- Route
to Africa.
Expulsion of Religious Orders
From France.
Reconstruction Of the Brazilian
ta Ministry.
Great Britain.
Ex-EMPREss EUGENE.

Great Britain.
Ex-EMPREss EUGENE.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, March 3l-Advices from Ma
heira announce the arrival there of the
Ex-Empress Eugene and party on board
Bhe steamer German, en- route to South
africa.
-FOUR GAMES TO NOTHING.
A four-handed matched racquet between
the teams of Oxford and Cambridge ter
minated to-day in victory for Cambridge,
Who won by score Of four games to moth
ng for Oxford.
ELECTION RIOTS.
| LONDON, March 31.-A mob Of Irishmen
ast night attacked and dispersed an cleo
lion torch-light procession at Cardiff, and
fery serious fighting resulted.
DUBLIN, March 31.-A party riot occurred
to-day at Coal Island, in the County of Tr-
one, where the Catholics attacked some
Protestants as they were entering Orange
Hall.
The police were ordered to the scene,
IND, after being badly mauled, charged on
he mob, firing on them and mortally
bounding two Of the rioters.
MARRIAGE OF NEWMAN HALL.
LONDON, March 31.-Tne Rev. DR.. New
nan Hall was married on Monday last to
he Miss Knife, who was mentioned in his
ivorce case.
France.
EXPULSION OF THE JEsUITs.
PARIS, March Sl.-The Journal Official
publishes the DEGREES against the Jesuits
ind other unauthorized congregations.
they are prepared by an explanatory
eport to the President of the Republic,
igned by M. LIE Pere, Minister of the In
erior, and M. Cazot. Minister of Justice.
2he DEGREES are explicit in language, and
cave no loophole of escape for the spcie-
)ies. The clerical organizations threaten
legal resistance against the enforcement of
the DEGREES The regular clergy, formerly
opposed to the Jesuits, now take sides with
Them.
According to latest statistics there are
altogether 7,444 male and 14,003 female
members of unauthorized religious COM
(munities in France. Of these, 1,4O8 are
|Jesuits.
The French clerical newspapers announce
That all the non-authorized fraternities will
cast in their lots with the Jesuits and will
mot ask an authorization All Of the reac-
|tionary papers are greatly exasperated over
the DEGREES.
RELIEF FOR IRELAND.
LONDON, March 31.-The Paris CORE
vpondent of the Standard says the SUBJ
scriptions received by the French Com
mittee for the relief of Irish distress have
risen to 125000 francs of which amount
the sum Of 100000 francs has already been
forwarded to Ireland.
India.
CALCUTTA AND CABUL.
LONDON. March 31.--A Calcutta dispatch
says the Naga rebellion in India has finally
been suppressed.
A Cabul dispatch says that the British
under General Stewart have commenced
the advance from Candahar to Ghusnee.
Abdur Rahman is advancing on Cabul.
The civil war at Herat still continues.
spanish America.
NEW BRAZILIAN CABINET.
LONDON, March 31.-A dispatch from Rio
Janeiro states that the new Ministry of the
Empire of Brazil is constituted as follows;
. Senior Saraiva, President Of the Council
and OF Finance.
Senior Mello, Minister of the Empire.
Lieutenant General Visconde De Pelotas,
Minister # War, his old portfolio.
Senior Lemadurate, Minister of Marine.
Senior Courza Dantas, Minister of Justice.
Pedro Luiz, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
succeeding DR.. Antonio Moneira.
De Barros and Senor Maclo, Ministers OF
agriculture and Public Works. #.
TO FIGHT YELLOW FEVER.
1t is underst od that the new Ministry,
With the advice Of the Council of State,
Iill undertake certain sanitary reforms in
Ito Janeiro which are greatly needed to
efend the people against the repeated in
ursions of yellow fever. from one of which
1e city is now suffering to a considerable
ktent
YELLOW FEVER AT RIO JANEIRo.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-The Marine
(ospital Bureau has received information
nat in Rio De Janeiro the deaths from
ellow fever for the two weeks ending
february 2Sth aggregated 299.
The British brig Robert and Mary sailed
br New York, via Imbeteba, on the 10th
February, and the British ship City
1 Mobile for tie Southwest Pass
pr orders February 2lst. Neither
I these vessels had bills of health, and il
bas reported that the city of Mobile lost
nen BY yellow fever at Rio, who had been
ent to the hospital at Jnruinba.
1LINTS FROM GOTHAM.