The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-15
ALL BROKEN UP.
The British Ministry Going
to Pieces.
Calypso Sunk by a Collision on
the Thames.
How a Would-be Regicide Died
in Spain.

LAST MEETING or THE CABINET.


National Associated Press TO the star
LONDON, April 15.-The Cabinet met yes
terday for the first time since the dissolu-
ton. The members were all present and
their mutual greetings before the session
were made up OF condolences on their de-
feat and congratulations ON their approach
ing release from the responsibility of pow
er. Earl Beaconsfield is reported to have
said he rejoiced at the prospect Of spending
the remaining years of his life in the cold
shade of opposition. IT Is believed that
this will be the last meeting Of the present
Cabinet and that at the meeting arrange
ments were made for presenting the resig-
nations of the Ministers to the Queen i'm
mediately on her return to England. The
personal belongings of the several Ministers
are now being removed from their official
residences in the Foreign Office, Home Of
flee and other offices and this is held to be
a confirmation Of the report that Earl Bea-
consfield intends to resign tomorrow.
MORE SPACE WANTED.
A dispatch from Melbourne states that
the United States Government has again
pressingly asked for more space at the CON-
ing exhibition at that place. The accuracy
of the statement, however, is not above
question. 49,. f..
THE ATLANTA STILL MISSING.
There is as yet no news Of the missing
training ship Atlanta, over whose hon-ap-
pearance in port SO much public anxiety
has been excited. The captain Of the Royal
Mail steamer lamar denies the report that
he had seen the vessel bottom up. Several
ships Of the British navy are engaged in
searching and inquiring for the Atlanta,
and theories going to show that her con-
tinued absence does not necessarily involve
deduction that she is lost are more readily
listened to than believed In.
PARNELL IN DOUBT.
DUBLIN, April 15.-Ths counting Of the
votes of the County Cork election was post
poned until to-day. .s
Mr.. Parnell, speaking at Cork yesterday,
evaded stating which constituency he will
sit for. He said that he expected his party
to accomplish great results in the coming
| Parliament.
| COLLISION ON THE THAMES.
LONDON, April 15.-The clipper ship Ca.
lypso, bound from New Zealand for Lon
don, and having on board full cargo will
considerable number of passengers, haG
just entered the Thames this morning and
had made her way up stream as far as
Prussa Channel light, when she came into
collision with the steamer Hawk, which
was going down the river. Tie steamer
cut in two the ship so severely that the
latter filled and sunk in short time. All
her passengers and crew were saved, and
the ship it is thought can be raised.
France.
THE ARCHBISHOP PROTESTS.
PARIS, April 15.-Ths Archbishop Of
Paris has strongly protested against the
Anti-Jesuit decrees Of the Government
| THE FRANoo-A AMERICAN TREATY.
M. Leon Chotteau yesterday had an in.
terview with President Grevy, and pre-.
sented and explained to him the memoran-
dun of the United States Senate respecting
treaty Of commerce with France.
Nineteen German societies have been ex.
PEELED from France.
SATIRE BY AN AMERICAN.
A political satire by an American ex-
diplomatfst condemning excessive arma-
ment will shortly be published in this city.
A great success is anticipated.
Afghan.
ABUL RAHMAN ACKNowLEDGED.
LONDON, April l5.-A Cabul dispatch
says that tie Kohistah Chiefs have ac.
knowledged Abul Rahmans sovereignty
Of Cabul, and the Sirdars are consequent.
ly much excited. The Ghuznee eombina.
tion has collapsed.
Russia.
BOUND TO HAVE FIGHT.
The st. Pete sburg Herald states that
Russia will increase her fleet in Chinese
waters by the addition of fifteen vessels
II under the command nf A drf,iraI Rufak of