The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-29

The North German Gazette c0nfutes
Lord Hartingtons statements that Ger
many Is hostile to France, or that Germany
and Austria do not desire England to join
the alliance because they regard the good
relations existing between France and
England as guarantee of peace.
spanish America.
HARD ON THE HUAscAR.
PANAMA, March 29-Twenty transports
carrying 1900 Chilians sailed from Pisa
qua on February oath, en- route to africa.
Nine hundred of them landed at Ilo UNI
opposed. The ironclads attacked africa,
the Peruvian forts and monitor replying
vigorously. The Huascar and Magellan
were damaged, and all retired to their an
chorage. The Peruvian monitor Marcocapo
then advanced, towing torpedo vessel,
and attacked the Huascar. A shell de-
stroyed the Huascar's mizzen mast and
killed Captain Thompson. Further par
tioulars are wanting.
France.
THEY'VE GOT 1T TOO.
PARIS, March 29.-The game Of fifteen is
now raging in France. Diagrams of the
game have been published in LIE Gaulois,
which paper is offering the blocks as prize
to subscribers.
SOUTH POLE EXPOSITION.
ROME, March 2a-Lieut. Bove has arrived
here, with the intention of submitting to
the King Of plan for an Italian expedition
to the South Pole.
Great Britain.
LOWELL AT BIARRrTZ.
LONDON, March 29.-Letters from Biar-
ritz, dated Thursday, announce Minister
Lowells arrival there. His wife came with
him from Madrid, and bore the journey
WELL Her health is better, notwithstand-
ing the fatigue, and rapid improvement is
expected.
JOHN PENDER's ESCAPE.
EDINBuRaH, March 29.-John Fender, Lib
eral, and'member OF the late Parliament
from the Wick District, and also candidate
for reelection, was riding in his carriage
on the road neer the shore, when large
body of the populace assaulted him and
attempted to throw the carriage and
horses, with the occupant of the vehicle,
bodily into the sea. Pender was complete
ly at the mercy Of his as atlantis and would
doubtless have met an immediate and ter
rible fate had not the pole of the carriage
broken, enabling him to escape.
RUSSIA.
HANDY THING TO HAVE.
LONDON. March 29.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent who recently obtained ac-
cess to the Fortress Of st. Peter and St.
Paul, says that the Abide Camp who
acted as guide informed him, among other
things that in the wall of the Emperor's
room is an invisible door communicating
with little passage, very narrow, and
leading to subterranean gallery followed
out under the Neva Gallery, and leads to
the fortress and in case of revolution or of
imminent peril, the Car could disappear
and in few seconds from the Winter
Palace and in few minutes after find him.
self In perfect safety in the Fortress of St.
Peter and st. Paul, the guns Of which in a
short time could reduce st. Petersburg to
ruins t..
STEAMERS TO THE AMooR.
LONDON, March GA Russian Commits.
pioner named Klavolsky, who left Odessa
on March 9th is expected to arrive soon
at San Francisco, on the cruiser Moscow.
The ostensible object of the journey is to
arrange a line Of steamers from Californis
to the mouth Of the Amoor River. The
Russian feet in the Pacific is greater, nu
merlcally, than the Pacific fleets of all
other nations combined. It Is said that
Russia and America are negotiating con.
serning Kavolsky's mission.
THE RUsso.cHINEsE TROUBLE.
VIENNA, March 29-The newspapers here
report that Gen. Kaufman has summoned
Null Beg, eldest son of Yakoob Beg. te
Tashkend, to inform him of the line he /.
10 take in the event OF Russo-Chinese
war. Null, since 1876 has been living on 9
Russian pension in Sarmarcand, whence hi
published, in 1878 a proclamation to tht
Nashgarians, reserving to himself all right
over Nashgar, and advising the Nashgar
Ians quietly to bear the Chinese yoke til
the Gar should have enabled him to re-es
tablsh the Independence of the country.
CONSIGNED TO LIMBO.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May 29-Rumors of th,
displacement Of Count Tolstoy, Minister o
Public Instruction, are again rife, ant
among those named as his possible sue
cessor are Prince Liever and Count Ouya
rolf, whose father once occupied the post
Russian society, which is even NOR,
volatile than French, has recovered from
the impression created by the action OF th
French Government in regard to Hart
mann's release, and consignes the who'll
lffair to the limbo of things forg item.
Hungary.
TIDE OF EMIGRATION.
LONDON, March ga dispatch from
Pesth says emigration from North Hun
gary has assumed great proportions. Eigh
thousand persons, mostly Slavonians, emf
grated last winter from the Conitat o
Baros alone, after having sold their prop
rty for mere nothing. q Afaa lAtt'
Ireland.
es sMR. PABNELB MoBBED.
DUBLIN, March 29.--At an election meel
ing yesterday at Ennis Carthy, Mr.. Parnell
In OnDOsing MY ()sCfeary-s ~ az mbhhed an,