Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-06
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Marine Disasters
LONDON, June 6.-The steamer Glenlogan
fran New York for Para. Pernamouco and
Bobia, took fire at sea and was abandoned
The crew ard passengers landed at Fortsliza,
San Francisco, has been totally lost In the
Pacific. The crew has been landed at Monte
vtdeo. TIE bark j. c. Williams, from New
She lies In bad position.
s'WarhaWk.' a Prisoner i'm Con.
stanttnOple.
"Warhawk" (Mr. Palmer), Who has been ar
rested at Constantinople on suspicion OF being
lDe chlef coDSpfTator In plot, writes TO the
Times, stating that he warned the Grand
NiZier In 1869 that plot existed to assassiual.
me sultan and that "sonae persons privy TO tie
plot are now under arrest" Warhawk was
then requested for his own safety to QUIT Con.
stantinople, wlich he did, but returned In 1877.
Warhawk states that his object In writing TO
the Times Is that for some days past every SOFT
OF inducement has been offered and a threat
made to procure his silence on the afTstr Of
1865. There are In london, he says abundant
subject Warhawk's letter is dated Constantl-
nopie, May q.
The Times correspondent at Constantinople
SAYS: One OF Mr.. Pamer's reasons for returning
to Turkey was to have the affair of 1865 ofiici-
ally re-eXamiued. A few hours after the publi-
cation OF letter written by Mr.. Palmer TO
local paper on the day before his arrest, which
Pas Psi1nsr ssf Mss 70 sne Letter 70 Inc TINES M
ago wrote letters to the Times signed "War-
hawk" exposing various plots and conspiracies
OF secret organization in Turkey.
Cornell and the University Regatta,
LONDON, June 6.-The oxford University Boat
Club has addressed an appeal to the Henley
committee TO allow the Cornell University four
M, 70 enter tort for the regatta. The trst and third
requested the stewards OF the Henley regatta
tc refuse the entry OF the Cornell University
crew.
Later-The president OF the oxford club has
written letter to Mr.. Cling, stating that all
the crews of the oxford University, entered fn
the Henley regatta, have united In asking the
admission OF the Cornell University crew to
participate In the regatta.
An American Female Student.
LONDON, June 6.-The Beilin correspondent
OF the Times ssys:-An American lady is at
tending the lectures OF the celebrated phySioic-
Gst, Prof. Virchow. This is the first Instance OF
a female student at the University OF Berlin.
The Russian War en- the Hebrews.
ST PETERSBURG, June 6.-The excitement
as a'nst the Jews here has abated, but has not
entirely disappeared.
Ayoob khan's Coming Campaign.
LONDON, June Ga dispatch from CalcutJa 10
the Times says The latest reports from He
rat Indicate that Ayoob Khan Is making active
preparations for campaign.
Events I'M Bulgaria.
TIE Vienna correspondent OF the Times says ::
Events in Bulgaria have begun TO engage the
attention Of the powers. A confidential pour
parleaS is taking place 10 effect an under
standing In view OF possible eventualities there
and especially In case Prince Alexander really
quits Bulgaria. The most prevalent opinion
seems to be that as long as the Bulgarians keep
within the limits OF the Berlin treaty they
ought to have their hands free In regard to
their internal affairs.
A Terrible storm.
The ST Petersburg correspondent OF the TInles
telegTaphS as fOllOWS:-A terrible storm oc-
cuned at Gatschina on the 4th instant, killing
q policeman. overturnig the granite column or
the monument OF the Emperor Paul. and other.
wise doing an enormous amount OF damage.
A Crimcan Hero Killed.
A retired colonel OF the Russian army has
shot and killed In the streets OF Sebas0pol Capt.
CcstomaTon. hero OF the Crimean War.
King kalakaua.
CALCUTTA, June 6-King KaIakaua. OF the
sandwich Islands, arrived here last week. lie
will leave Bombay. on Tuesday, for Europe.
Arrests Under the Coercion Act
LONDON. June 6.-Michael Ryan, secretary OF
the Nensugh County Tipperary) branch OF the
land league. and Mtchaei Hougl, a member o.;
the same branch, have been arrested under the
coercion act.
A Row At Limerick.
LIMERICK, June 6-Last evening a party o;
ruffiaDS attacked the house OF O publican namei
Higgins, who nred revolver at the gang,
wOunding three OF them, one severely. Higglas
was arrested.
The CZar Virtually n Prisoner.
LONDON, June 6.-The Berlin correspondent
OF the Times rays: "a Russian friend sends me
q striking picture OF the state OF Imprisonment
into which recent events haYe thrown the Car.
Tie palace at Gatchina IS flled with soldiery
and police. Every one having business at the
palace 1s subjected to rigorous search when
ever they lave occasion to go there. The court
will soon remove to Peterhof. which has small
port at the mouth OF the Neva. -Four light
ships will be anchored there and no other YES
sels will be allowed to approach. Two yachts
will always be ready to convey the Gar to and
from ST. Petersburg, accompanied on either
side by torpedo boat"