The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-08-13

VIENNA, Aug. 12.-It may be affirmed, judg-
ing from the violent and repeated onslaught
against Germany in the st. Petersburg press,
that Russia thinks she has grievance az ainst
Germany. There is reason to believe thai
these onslaughts represent, though i'll very
exaggerated form, the views OF Gort schakolf.
VIENNA, Aug 12.-Thc esteem in which
Count Andrassy is held by the German govern
ment is a strong reason against the acceptance
OF his resignation.
Riot at Belfast, Ireland.
LONDON Aug. 12.-Twenty-two persons were
injured at Belfast, Ireland, last night, in riot
growing out of Catholic procession.
The London Times on Mormon Emigra-
ton.
LONDON, Aug 12.-The Times leading edi-
torial today discusses the impending circular
from the United States on Mormon immigra-
ton. While approving the object aimed at, it
sees many difficulties which will impede the
adoption of the circular. Aside from objec-
lions sure to be advanced by steamship lines
it thinks the British Parliament would never
give the executive power TO interfere WIN
Mormon emigrants.
The Austrian Ministry.
A despatch from -.ienna says the crisis in
the Austrian ministry is on the eve of solU-
ton Count Taafe, minister OF the INTERIOR
will be chief of the new new cabinet,in which
the Liberal party will probably predominant.
The rumor relative to the retirement of An
drassv meets with less credence in Vienna
than in Pesth, where his policy of occupation
of the Turkish provinces is very unpopular.
Tagblatt believes that Andrassy's retirement
will be due to his dissension with the minister
of war, who opposes the occupation of Noyi
Bazaar until preparations have been made on a
large SCALE
Gladstone's Opinion Of American Skill.
Gladstone speaking at the opening of the
ri viii of caiI I,an
A merica learned to trust entirely to her own
sp lendid natural resources the great genius of
h er people and their marvellous proficiency in
adaptation of labor saving appliances, in which
she was at the head of the world, she would be
formidable competitor with English manu-
facturers.
The Occupation of Now Bazaar. ,.
SERAJEvo, Aug. Pin consequence of tho
recent great fire the inquiry of the Austrian
commission relative to the occupation. of Novi
Bazaar has been postponed. ~
Foreign Notes. III
1t is stated that the Austrian Emperor has
accepted Andrassy's resignation.
Johann Most, member of the Prussiap
Reichstag, has been ordered to quit Belgium
where he arrived ON lecturing tour.
Fresh troubles are feared in Cuba, and
prompt repressive measures are being taken.
The steamer Faraday has laid over 1000
miles of the French cable. - = Ha
A body of Albanians crossed the Servian
frontier on Sunday and reached Zlishance, but
retired after short engagement with the Ser
Wan troops, several Albanians being killed.
The Notifications of Tangier are on the land
side and the guns were placed in position I'M
der supervision of foreign officers.
In consequence of the protest of England
and France against the return of the ex-Khe-
dive to Egypt, he has relinquished his inten-
ton of going back.
Kuldia will be coded to the Chinese, China
100000 roubles, representing the claims for
losses by traders, and 100000 for cost of mill
itary disbursements. .o .,d, = u =
The commission on the depression of the ag-
ricultural interests in England will send a
commission to Canada and the Unite d States
to inquire into the food supplies. as