The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05
FOREIGN.
Bulgaria..
RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY

National Associated Press to the Star.
VIENNA, Nov. 5.-The first meeting OF
the Bulgarian Assembly from the moment
Of its organization manifested a stormy and
discordant sentiment, and the result has
been that the ministry has now resigned.
They had prepared a number Of bills re-
lating to the internal administration OF the
but what is termed The Great
Bulgarian Question threatens to hrow
everything into confusion, and the resgna-
ton Of the Ministry has left affairs in
more critical condition than they were at
the pending Of the session.
GRATITUDE TOWARDS RUSSIA.
The Prince in his speech at the opening
Of the Assembly declared that his Ministers
with himself felt the most lively gratitude
and yeneration for the Emperor of Russia,
by whose efforts the country had been lib
Grated and placed in an Independent and
free position.
France.
GAMBETTA's COMING SPEECH.
PARIS, Nov. 5.-Leon Gambetta has noti-
fed his friends that he Is preparing to
make great speech at the reopening of
Chambers, and upon its tone will depend
very much the course of events in France
during the next few months
Australia.
sPRAGUE, THE souArTER, SENTENCED TO DEATH.
SAN FRANcIsco, CAL, Nov. 6-The Pacific
mail steamship City of Sidney has arrived
here via Honolulu. The Sidney exhibition
was proving great success.
F. A. Sprague has been convicted Of the
murder Of T. w. Moore, in Ventura
County, and sentenced to death. Sprague
was leader Of party Of squatters in an at
tack on the Moores, who are large land
owners.
Austria.
ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE A MAJOR.
VIENNA, Nov. 5.-Much excitement has
been caused here by the reception Of dis
patch stating that body of concealed as
sassins at Riva Tyrol fired at an Austrian
Major who was passing through the valley,
with cries Of hatred and revenge against
Austria. The officer escaped uninjured,
but the incident is regarded of importance
at Vienna, as showing the irritated temper
of the Italian provinces which are still held
by the Austrian Government.
Great Britain.
LA'BOUCHERE GRANTED HIS MANDAMUs
LONDON, Nov. 5.-LaBouchere has sue
cecded in compelling the Magistrate at
Guild Hall to reverse the decision he made
the other day. cutting off the examination
which LaBouchere proposed to continue
in his defense against the suit of Lawson
Levy. On application of LaBouchere the
Queens Bench has granted rule nisi for
mandamus to compel the Magistrate at
Guild Hall to hear the cross examination of
Lawson by LaBouchere. The case con-
tnues to excite much lnerrilnent in Jour-
nalistic and social circles in London, and
for the lovers of scandal it now promises
to be more interesting than ever.
LION AND BEAR LIE DOWN TOGETHER.
LONDON, Nov. &C nsderable excite
ment has been created here to-day by the
reception of information from st. Peters
burg to the effect that The English En-
bassador there has submitted to Prince
Gortschakoff carefully matured scheme
for a mutual understanding between Eng
land and Russia. According to a semi
official dispatch from st. Petersburg this
morning the relations between the two
countries are said to be altogether cordial
Belgium.
RECOVERY OF cARLoTTA's REASON.
BRUSSELS Nov. 5.-A surprising i'm
prnvement has taken place in the mental
condition of the Empress Charlotte, widow
Of Emperor Maximiian, who was slain in
Mexico. Her mental faculties, which had
been 50 long deranged, appear to have been
aim st miraculouslv restored. She con-
verses with perfect lucidity. her mem"ry
has returned, and the long night of obliv-
ion and insanity which has overshadou ed
her seems to have given away to return
OF reason and memory.
Foreign Flashes.
Count schouvaloff, the Russian Embassa-
dor, has received letters Of recall.
General Podbelski was buried to-day
with much military pOmp. Emperor Will
liam attended the funeral.