, 1880-12-01
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
oisltENED OFT.
MADRID, Nov. W.-T'lo Duke OF Parma
mid Ntodcna, brn!ller-ill-taw of Don Carlos,
has complied with the order to quit Spain.
RAILWAY
To CoSsTANrlSOpLE.
VIENNA, Nov. lo.--Accord[ng to intclli-
gencc in tic nrcssc. which is confirmed from
other quarters, tho project Of direct railway
communication With Cnnstantin0plc, via Roll
lnnnia and Bulgaria, llas been taken ur very
seriously. Tho report Of u. tc Serrcs, tho
Eng[nccr.fll-C Of the Austrian Staats-
balm, who wus sent Inst summer, at the in
stance OF the Into N. 1saac peretrc, tho Pres
it!Gnt OF tho Paris Committee Of the Austrian
Stantsbahn, to opon negotiations with tic
Roununian md Bulgarian Governments,
convinced those who lad taken up the idea,
and also tho late II. 1saac rerclrc, Of tie
feasibility Of tho scheme. 1t seems
tint Il separate company, composed
mostly Of French CAPITALISTS, Is tn
tnko III hand tho sciIe,ne, and TINT
tho necessary capital r.ecded las Already
been secured by subscriptions -nay, more, for
whereas the estimates show necessity for n
capital of only &C, ,0oo. 900 francs, the Company
Is tn be formed with capital Of 100000 QUO
francs. This has given rise to the suppos!tioll
that there Is a design Of eventually extending
the network In Bulgaria.
The negotiations with tho Roumnnian and
Bulgarian Governments arc sattt to BIZ already
SO fur advanced that III both Legislatures tho
law authorizing tic Company 10 build, and
insuring # q handsome guarantee per mile
agc, is to bc brought In shortly, SO TINT tho
work may begiu next spring. This antEclpa-
tton mny, perhaps, not bo realized, but tllare
seems little doubt that tho scheme Of this
railway connection, which has been but 4
vague project hitherto, Inns become serious
one.
THE AUSTRIAN GERMANS.
JEALOUSY or THE HoHEMIASs, HttSaAn1-
: ANS, AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70
NuLE TIE EMrlltE.
Spsctat to London 7ia,ts.
VIENNA. Nov. l5.-Accortltng to the Official
returns by the Committee, there wGrc 5000
persons present Mt tho party meeting yestes-
slay. It WIS rs many MS tllo lln!t and tho gnl.
teries could h0fl, and \ great nany applLca-
tlons for tickets lad 10 be refused fur want
of rooln. Ont Of consideration for tho pro-
viucnl guests, only tta1 EIcnncse were nd
mltted. There wcro 784 pcrsons from Lower
Austria, 45s FROM Bohemia, 5a0from Afornyia,
9o0 from StyrIa. l5l from Upper Austria, AMI
Sc on, every province containing a German
population belng represented. Only two
members OF tho Upper l1nuso were present.
There wero 108 members Of tho Lower
House, 137 members OF Provincial Diets,
2l0 Bnrgo,nastcrs, a,ld 3tA members of COM
munul Councils. Tic Burgomaster ot
Vienna. Dr. Eowald, greeted tho assembly
III tho nasno Of tho city. 1le warmly vel
coined those who had come from nil dircc-
tions to stand up for tho unity OF tllo En-
ptrc. fur freedom, progress, a&ld thu Interests
Of the, German nationality. Thu Town
man culture, l'e said. greeted thcse efturts
with tic .wllrmeSt sympathy. Tho attdruss
ellcfted cheers. for Vienna. Tile resolution
!drawr, up BY Tug COMMITTEES was thel u rend.
lhg nnxIely llatl taken possession ot the
Germans a1l over Austria.
TIE MEA6uItES or TiIE PRESENT GOV
E1tSNEST,
tho Influence Of its coalition! with q Parlla-
he,,tary majority hrouKht about by Its exer-
elplcs laltl tlUwli III tho Constitution. had
forced MI new. strngg!a for te sttmrest pos-
sessions Ut mankind. ThIs struggle WIS thy
delayed tie adval!co 81 ceo',,nm!sal Interests,
| Industry, md agricu!ture, IL this threaten.
! ing stat. OF ailaiss tic Germans m!lat rnily
cl0scr together, atld cnEne 10 clcar .ll'-
aontsa Ths g ec 70 ts sas5 srsfdss ts ese %
! clpla Of tho solidarity Of NIL GortnniIs
4 living reality. rhu meeting declarctl it q
duty q natlona! ssltgtSssr,Satio J. and io ct
ngalnst every Rt.nck the leEltlnHste position.
| of til German racv. ElinglnE to thu lra ol
the unity Of tho Austrian Statec,, the meeting
cnllea uI,nl, nll to resist dGcitteslly Mll Fed
| link which bound u,o GvTsnans Of Auslrle
together. III. fare 0f ttla otte1l.repeatest
declaration TINT the Constitution WY to be
upheld. tic li!eutll!g declareI TINT \ ttat not
i to i,,ero @ tors Of liz c"siitntIon rs aphol.
inK It, but only O1ie which was thhfnuEhly
tniluetl with tho spirit VI Freedom anu prog
ress, aud which governed IL, That spirit.
THE MEETING.
therefore, confidently expected all the Lib
| ernl Gerpja,,s Ut Ansirla au1 their represent
bai!l.ur Of Austrian Stnte unity ai'l GerIHa.l
ftlith alul eiipr* *ct!a .lecl,inl, In opposition to
sa4ax 5 SfSss a PSX SaXaass q f oo% SsSt"G II Sy San;
lie, lie Dr, Sehi.,s;yra' I of isoltemia. said tat to
Government, under tho .prnlrl,su of enlc'lfa'
tlon, l!al ra!sed .pretcnsIons in tho other tial'
Of equality, alld which were at varlnl,cu witt,
| thu pUstiUll OF tho Germans aud tho very
conditions of tho States existence, 'rlin ll,t'
tional aspirations ot tho Gcrnal's tltt! not ex.
tend outside thu frontiers OF Austria, but
| tI!ey wure engaged with others beyond thosu
frontiers III The common work. Ut
GERMAN CIVILIZATION.
They wcre Germans, and would remain 80:
| tVrhcnent npplnus0 and waving. Ut lsats
| Tile Chairman then, after nsktnS, W'etliut
those present to ruise their hands US n pledge
! that tliay would udhcru to the PRINCIPLES laid