The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-08
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
VIENNA. November G.

The new ministry, In the formation of which
the Baron Won Kellersberg has been called, is
not definitely constituted, but the following
slate, current In political circles this morning,
is generally believed to be accurate Presi-
dent, with portfolio of the interior, Baron Won
Kelersberg; finance, Halzethan; worship, De
Itremayer; justice, Chlimelzky; commerce,
ski Counts Halzethan and De Itremayer were
members of the ministry Of Count Potochl,
and De Plener OF Count De Taafe's cabinet.
The new president has declared, through Off.
cIal organs, that the policy which compelled
the retirement of Count Hohenwart will be
vigorously pursued. Some of It's friends hav-
ing been deceived by stories of compromise,
In contemplation Is likely to be made.
The diets of Bohemia, Moravia, Carniola.
Upper Austria and Galicia will be dissolved as
soon as the new government is settled.
Won Beust's resignation is accepted. Count
Andreassy succeeds.
The statue of Macmillan was unveiled to-
day with solemn and imposing ceremonies.
1t Is now stated here that Won Lougar and
not Andreas5y succeeds Won Beust.
Won Beust has resigned on account OF Ill
health. The Opposition press intimates that
Beust had an intlmation from the Emperor
that his resignation would be accepted.
LONDON, November I.
The Court of Queens Bench has resumed
the hearing of the Tlchborne case. Australia
has been ransacked during the vacation for
documents bearing on the case..
A mob assailed the military escort conduct
ing Kelly to trial, with stones. A soldier was
mortally burt
PRAGUE, November 4.
In the Bohemian Diet to-day an Imperial re-
script was read emphasizing the supremacy OF
the fundamental laws of the Empire, pointing
out their superiority over any mere local stat
utes or customs. The Emperor declares these
general laws can only be altered In the man-
ner prescribed In the general constitution.
He warns the Diet against attempts to nullify
or disregard them, exhorts Bohemia to send
her usual representatives to the Reichsrath,
declaring that failure or refusal to do this will
involve the gravest political consequences,
and that the responsibility for them rests SOLE
ly with the members of the Diet.
PARIS, November I.
Baron Gauldrie, recently French minister to
Peru, Is transferred to Washington.
The restoration Of tranquility In Algeria is
nearly complete.
The strike is Increasing at Rouen.
MADRID, November Z.
The anticipated reconciliation OF the parti-
sans of Sagosta and Gorilla has failed.
BERLIN. November 4.
LUG hclCuSLdS IO-uoy Poooco tu0 "~A AeAA
bill. During the debate, prior to Its passage,
Prince Bismarck urged upon the members the
necessity, In the present aspect of European
affairs, of strengthening the country by thus
empowering the Emperor to oct promptly
and fully under any adverse or threatening
circumstances which may arise. The passage
of tine war fund bill, which was recommended
iu the Emperor's address at the opening OF the
Reichstag, would leave his Majesty unshackled,
and would virtually place Prussia In position
to act either upon the offensive or defensive.
No complications are at present apparent
CoNsTANTINOPLE, November 4.
Monseigneur Franchi, the Papal envoy, has
taken his departure from this capital, having
failed In his efforts to obtain guarantees from
the Sultan In regard to the status Of Catholic
subjects. The Turkish Porte perslstently re-
fused to enter into a discussion as to the con-
dition of his Christian subjects.
BRUSSELS, November 5.
The Belgian government has forwarded
$4,000 to America for the relief OF the Belgian
settlers In Wisconsin who suffered by the ior-
est fires. The government has also opened
subscription for voluntary contributions Tor the
same object.