The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-31
EUROPE.
Funeral of Cardinal Cullen.


LONDON, Oct 30.-The obsequies of the late
Cardinal Cullen yesterday in the cathedral
were solemn and impressive, and we're attend
ed by an immense gathering, including almost
all the bishops of Ireland, and 600 priests.
Inere was no sermon, but panegyrie will be
preached by Father Tom Burke. It was in
tended that the interment should take place at
~ o'clock last evening" 10 strict privacy, at the
church of the holy Cross and Clanliffe, but the
catholic people were too much sf1 cited to al
low this. The coffin was simply paced on an
open hearse, drawn by plainly caparisoned
horses, long line of carriages and an immense
crowd following to the church. 1t was intend
ed to admit only few privileged persons, but
several hundred got in.
After Bishop Moran, nephew of the cardi-
nal, had pronounced the absolution, the coffin
was borne out to the vault. Beneuicites we're
chanted and holy water was sprinkled on the
coffin, which was then placed 10 the vault.
The Glasgow Bank OmciaIs.
The Glasgow bank officials have been COM
mltted for trial on the charges of fraud and
theft Their friends are using every exertion
to secure their Liberation. In one case $500. 900
bail was offered.
Failure of the Attempt to Form n New
Austrian Cabinet.
VIENNA. Oct. 30-Baron vop Pretis Cognan-
do has rellnquished the formation of q cabinet
because Of the impossibity of securing COM
Dlnaton commanding ma jority of the Rechs-
rath.
The urko-Grecian Frontier Question.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct 3O.-The Porte, at
the 1nstao ce of France and Italy, expresses it's
willingness to make a slight rectification of
the frontier in favor of Greece, but it is thou yht
IN Constantinople that Greece will refuse apy
boundary other than that indicated in the con-
Isrences at Berlin. Meanwhile Turkey and
Greece continue hostile preparations
The Russians Going into Winter Quar,ers
has
has arrived at Lulu Bourges and ordered the
repair of bridges and the construction of bar
racks for winter quarters
A Royal Marriage in Prospect.
COPENHAGEN, Oct 30-All the political
dlt1cultes IN the way of the marriage of the
Duke OF Cumberland with Princess Tbyra
have been removed and their bethrothal ia now
an accomplished fact. A despatch from Ber-
lin says: IF the Duke of Cumberland shall re-
tract the manifesto issued after his fathers
death, IN which he asserts his right to the
crowd OF hanover, Prussia will surrender to
MIN the Cue lph moneys"
The Hungarian Ministry.
PEsTH, Oct. 30. lin the lower House of the
hungarian diet today resolution was offered
by the extreme left proposing the impeach-
meot or the ministry. 1t was read and debate
fixed for November 9th.
Resignation of the Greek Ministry.
ATHENS, Oct: 30.-The Chambers refused to
pass VII ior the Calling out of certa classes
OF reserves to replace those dsbanded. In coz.
sequence OF this refusal the ministry resigned
ana the Ring has accepted their resignation.
The Powers Alarmed at the Bulgarian
fssurrectiOn.
LONDON, Oct 30.-A Vienna despatch saws il
appears that the powers are becoming aware of
the danger of the Bulgarian insurrsctionarv
movement, which was evidently Carefully or
gan1zed months beforehand, and have opened a
confidential exchange OF ideas on the subject
The International Walking March.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-At IL o'clock tonight the
Ioi,owing scores were made in the International
walk at Agricultural Hall: Corkey 2S3 miles.
d BroWp 2Sl, Grassland 265, Weston 257, Rowell
255, hilbert 22S
Proceedings in the Reichrath.
VIENNA, Gel. 30-In the lower house of the
helchsrath today the reporter of the budget
committee moved that the discussion of the
government bill for the issue of 25.OOO.OOO
norins IN gold, to cover the expenses of the
BOSNIAN occupation, be postposed for the pres.
emu ana the government meanwhile be request-
eu TO lay the treaty of Berlin before the hOuse
Immediately for discussion The BUDGET com.
mittee in the sitting when it decided 1pon this
action, adopted resolution that the treaty
ought to have been submitted to the house be-.
tore the occupation was undertaken, while the
nnance minister maintained that the delega-
tions alone were competent to discuss the for
eign policy.