Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

kOREAGN AFFAIRS.
Rescue of a S1Ipvvrecked Crew.
LONDON, June A.-Thc bark Try from Cardiff,
for st. Stephens, NIB. WAS abandoned tn a
sinking condition on the 14th inst, 10 Ion Al
vest. The crew wes rescued by the British
this port The Celtic Monarch damaged her
propeller In rendering assistance to the crew of
the bark and was taken in tow on the 10th by
more for Liverpool and brought to Queenstown
to. day.
Germany COmplacent Over the
French-ltalian Row.
LONDON June "a The Paris correspondent OF
the Times says: "All Ill feeling between the
some complec cency In Germany. The Cologne
Gazette says: Should there be war between
France and Germany, we have a certain ally
beyond the Alps.'"
Causes Of German Emigration.
The Prussian government has ordered the
provincial authorities to send detailed informa-
tion OF the extent Of the causes of emigration,
which has, however Stacked In some distrlcta
A Monetary Memorial.
The Daily telegraph In Its financial article
stone on the International monetary confer
ence at Paris and the silver question is nov
icing signed at most OF the London banks 1t
done all such guarantees and practical aid as
may be In its power towards inducing and en-
aoliDg the bl-metallic states concerned to re-
The Pan KaN Gazette, in its financial article
this evening, says: although the memorial to
Mr. Gladstone On the subject of the rehabu,ta-
ton OF silver lies for signature at the barks, it
must not be supposed that the banks are can.
vassing for signatures. They are mostly intlf.
ferent to the question"
Driving Russia into Revolution.
LONDON. June 24-The Berlin correspondent
OF the times says the letter recently addressed
to the Emperor of Russta aud all OF the high
officials assuring them that they have Rot been
seDterced to death by the revoutionists and
Which Is supposed to have emanated from the
leaders OF the *Black Division" concludes as
follows: 1.-The executive committee deem 1t
quite unnecessary at present to repeat its Grim
ttai enterprises, as the measures OF the new
ministers are fast diving the country into rev.
Olut1OD."
An Approaching Royal Marriage.
A dispatch from Copenhagen to the St
James Gozette says: The Norwegian startling
has rejected the bill for increasing the appan-
age OF the crown prince of Sweden, which fn-
crease was asked for on account OF the ap
preaching mai riago of the crown pliuce with
the eldest daughter OF the grand duke OF Baden.
France and Italy HarmOnfzing.
ROME. June A.-The Dtritto says: 1--WE are
informed on good authority, that an exchange
OF friendly communications has been proceed.
Ing between Paris and Rome, proving the firm
determination OF France and Italy to promptly
re- establish satisfactory relations"
The Passion Players In Comedy.
LONDON, 24-The Berlin correspondent of
the Ifaes says: The ober- -ammeTgan passion
players are about TO give several sunday per-
fOTmancts OF the comedy philippine Welher."
ey Redur!z IN the new building. This is their
11st M attempt at secular theatr!cais, Maier.
will take the part OF Welher.
Reported Massacre of Spanlards.
MADRID, June IA dispatch from the Span
1Sh consul at Oran 1ntimatps that hundred
Spaniards were massacred bv the insurgents
n n E.n ,rYn f.anfr
at Sa1da. -Four hundred persons were wounded
or taken prisoners.
Tragedy AT the Cars Winter Palace
ST. PETERSBURG. June PA Montenegrin Of
fcer named Djurjevitch went TO the WIatrr
with the Princess OF Montenegro. Being re
fuse be stabbed the officer on duty. The Rus
sian cHcer then shot the Montenegrin dead
Importance 1t is thought the assaiiaLt. wished
to present petition to the Princess.
Sick French Soldiers.
LONDON. June PA dispatch from Tunis
to the Times says: Six hundred sick sol Tiers
have been embarked from Goletta although
the Franco Tunislan treaty was signed. This
does not include those embarked from B;Zerta
and Tabarca and sent thence by rail to Char
damon.
The Comet.
A comet has been observed from several
points IN Great Bllt2tn. The nucleus Is bright
and well defined. md the tail is estimated to
extend four or five degrees
A Turkish Guard Ship Sunk.
trading steamer has been in collision With
ard sunk the Turkish guard ship at the en-
trance OF the Dardanelles.
I he EHench.Canada Commercial
Treaty Talk.
In the House of Commons TO- day Sir Charles
w. Dixie, under foreign secretary, replying TO
question: said that the Canadian premier now
In England knows nothing OF France having
expressed desire TO conclude a commerc,si
treaty direct with Canada.
Rowing On the Mississippi.