Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-07
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Bcaconsfield ApuarcutIv

Tl Taconslieid Apparently Uneasy.
heid yesterday and another win be held today.
Only One Meeting.
LONDON. Nov /. 3 p.m.-The statement pub
sea nst , ~ the morning papers that another cabl-
net council would be held to-day Is tncorr,ct.
several cabinet ministers left town last night,
The Railroad Not For Sale.
9ispatcn nom Paris 10 the Times saws that
the HeSse land-tag has rejected bitl for the
sale of the Main and weser Railrwav IN pr,,sSia
though the line does not paw
Bismarck Suffering.
LONDON, Nov: "A Berlin dispatch to the
Times says: Prince Bismarck is suffering nom
the effects of long period OF hard work, and
he is not likely TO experience much relief until
he observes the advice of physicians enjoining
perfect rest and quiet for considerable time.
Will Not Accept.
The correspondent of the Times at Paris says
that the vice ChancellorShip OF Germany has
not yet been offered TO Prince Hohenlohe, and
that he is not likely to accept it ii offered.
Steamer Aground.
LONDON Nov. THE Penfns,llar and Oriental
company s steamer kaiSer-Hind. is aground In
the suez canal, causing suspension of traffic.
Frances Revenue.
The French revenue for the ten months OF
tne present year, ending with October exceeds
the estimates by lea 600. .0N francs
Turkeys Financial Distress.
LONDON, Nov. "A dispatch from Vienna to
the Standard says:-Pliyate letters from CON.
stantinope confirm the reports OF the extremity
OF The distress in the financial matters OF Tur-
Even tile pllgTll03He 10 Mecca. which has
hitherto been prorisioned at the expense OF the
government. is unable TO get any assistance, an
event which has never before occurred since the
establishment of the Ottoman empire
Political Gossip i'm Paris.
PARIS, Nov. THE GdIfl0is saws that the
Princess Clotilde, Oh the advice OF the King OF
Italy. has resolved TO pass the winter in Paris.
This announcement has occaSoned much specu-
lat1on and gossip in the political circles OF Prince
Jerome Napoleon.
Spain.s Future Queen.
LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from Vienna to
the MdndG?u says: The remuneration by the
Archduchess Marie Christine. 1.-THE future queen
OF Spain, of her rights to the Austrian success
sion, will take place on the 18th instant in the
presence OF all the archdHcheSses of the royal
family, members of the prvy council, the Aus
trian and Hungarian ministers. the presidents
OF both houses of the two parliaments and the
Spanish ambassador.
An Important Correction.
LONDON, Nov. THE Berlin dispatch yester-
day to the IuH MdH Gazette, referring to 1.-THE
agreement between Russia and Austria" should
have read .'the agreement between Germany
and Austria"
Inanlan,s plans.
TORONTO, Nov. If Hanlan is successful in
the new race with Courtney he will make a trip
either to England or Australia. He has received
visit England and row for the Sportsman cup.
He himself thinks a journey to the antipodes
would win him most honor and most money, but
he dislikes TO relinquish possession Of the cup
The Porte Protests.
LONDON Nov. THE correspondent OF the
D0iig Ne'CS at Constantinope telegraphs as fol-
lows: NO official communication OF an inten-
ton TO send the British fleet TO Turkish waters
was made to the Porte, but the Porte hearing OF
such an intention made inquiries and objected
to such step as unjustt1iable and unfriendly."
The ssernan.AustrianA Alliance.
4 dispatch from Berlin to the Pail Mall Gd-
:ette says: 1.-The understanding between Ger
many and Austria extends to the Egyptian
question. II is announced that the two govern
ments viii proceed conjointly in whatever
measures are taken for the protection of the
interests of the Egyptian bondholders.