The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-26
Tribesmen Defeated By
General Stewart.
Distributing the Cargo Of the
Constellation.
Serious Illness Of Prince Bis
marck.
Great Britain.
TIE CnNaTEIIATIAN'R CARGO.

QukENsTowN. April 26.-The details Of
ths distribution Of the cargo OF the Con-
stsllation, 50 far az the feet were con-
earned, were settled at conference held
aboard the Lively, Friday night, at which
the Duke of Edinburh, Captain Morant, of
the Valorous, Captain Hughes of the Imo-
gsne, Mr.. Hepworth, Col. King Harman
and Major Gaskill were present. The dis
sussion lasted till 1 in the morning. The
ofhoers said that some parts of Galway |
have food for only Ave days. and 1t Is nee
sssary to send thither at once. 1t was
finally arranged as follows: The 1mogene
Il to go to Skilbereen with twenty tons OF
relief stores, and on her return she will
take another cargo for North Donegal
The Hawk proceeds to West Donegal, with
The islands and headlands. The Goshawk
to Sligo, the Amelia to Northwest Mayo,
the Bruizer to the West Galway coast,
the Orwell to the West Galway Islands,
the Valorous and Lively to South Galway
and its islands. The unloading of the
Constellation began at once. After the
nest has been loaded the remainder of the
cargo will be distributed by rail. 1t is ex-
pected that the Constellation will be en-
urely cleared out by May 18th or Goth.
THE NEW CABINET.
LONDON, April 26.-The following mem
bcrs Of the Cabinet are officially an.
nounced In the Gazette to-day: Secretary
for Foreign Affairs. Earl Granville; Secre-
tary for India, Lord Harrington; First
Lord of the Admiralty, Lord Northbrook
Lord High Chancellor. Lord Selborne; Sec
rotary for War, Right Hon. Mr.. Childers;
Chief Secretary for Ireland, Right Hon.
VIM. z. Forster.
THE STREAM OF EMIGRATION.
The emigration returns made up by the
Board of Trade returning officer at Liver
pool show that the stream of emigration
kom the Mersey has reached point never
before experienced, and in striking con-
trast to the figures which have been pre-
ssntsd during the past few years Of conf
msroial depression. During ths month of
March eighty-three vessels left the Mersey
with 10, 1853 passengers. an increase Of Z, 400
persons over the previous month, and of
AAe1 over March, 1879.- Of the above num-
lsr OF emigrants, 12161 were for the
United States. The returns for April thus
lhr show still further increase. ...
A Berlin correspondent says, What
with oonsoription, protection. taxation,
commercial crisis and war.like apprehen-
konA emigration from Germany suddenly
assumes proportions exceeding anything
witnessed for eight years In Bremen the
astonishing statement is made that between
the LIST OF January and April oath, no fewer
than q. 500 emigrants allied from Bremen,
being three-fourths of the total number
who sailed during the whole of last sum-
ner. 80 large number having embarked
in the spring, it is to be anticipated that
during the coming summer, that being the
principal season usually chosen, the roll Of
cmigrants from the Fatherand will be un-
sxampled. 1t is to be remarked that the
passengers, as a rule, are much better clad
than those who left in past years.
Ex-EMPREss EUGENE.
A Cape Town dispatch says ex-Empress
&ugenis had arrived at Durham, and was
veil
THE CONSTELLATION HoNoRED.
QuEENsrowN, April 26.-Thousands Of
people visited the United States ship Con-
stsllation yesterday. A deputation of the
Land League have presented the officers OF
the Constellation tn an address of well
come. The meeting held here yesterday
adopted and presented to Captain Potter
m address, which he declined until certain
political passages were expunged. This be-
Ing done Capt. Potter thanked the commit
} tse cordially.
4 Russia.
Y DUTY ON IRON.
\ Sr. PETERSBURG, April 26.-Russia will
Increase her import duties on iron very
q considerably.
III DYNAMITE EXPLOSION. ....
d RoME, April GA quantity of dynamite
q vas exploded in the Casino at Monasco by
n some thieves who hoped to secure much
y plunder during the confusion. No one was
injured, and nothing was lost.
4 ~r EXPOSITION AT TURIN.
Y King Humbert yesterday opened the
I Exhibition at Turin. He was warmly re-
eeived.
spain.
CASTELAR,.
MADRID, April 26.-The Spanish Acad
!, smy have elected Senior CASTELAR, member
a Sweden.
b NORDENsKJoLD AT STOCKHOLM.
\ STOCKHOLM, April 26.-Professor Nor
aenskjold arrived here yesterday and me
with an enthusiastic reception.
Ger many. -..
BISMARCK AGAIN ILL.
BERLIN, April 26.-It is announced thi'
morning that Prince Bismarck is again at
tacked with a serious return Of the neu
ralgia, with which he has been sorely al
Hicted, and that the ply scians regard hi
condition as one OF some danger.
BErRoTHED-THE EMPEROR.
BERLIN, April 26.-The Princess Pauline
Of wurtemburg, has been betrothed to Dr.
Willim, of Breslal.
T. The Emperor yesterday started for Weis
baden.
MINISTER WHITES SPEECH.
BERLIN. April 26-At the meeting OF tn
German Fishing Association the audienc
ruv,h harod Rftaap hundrad ners0ns in