New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
TROUBLE IN THE DREIBUND.
AUSTRIA BREAKING THE BISMARCK.KAL
NoKY COMPACT.
PRINCE FERD1NAND's ROYAL FAMILY ALLIANCE
BRAZILIAN DISPATCHES TO GERMAN MER-
CHANTS ABOUT THE REVOLUTION
RrrusIIoANIsM IN roRTUeAL-A
DIPLOMATIC DINNER.
DIPLOMATIC DINNER.
c.,,r,,,,. 1880, bythe Neu. York ANNOTATED Presa


co,yricat; 1889. ev the Nsr- York As'oetated Pres'
Berlin. Nov 3O-The Foreign Office here has ample
roason 10 accuse tho Austrisns Of having broken faith
ord,,c the recent Kaln"tr- @smark compact.
within the present week the leading points Of the
entente have been set aside Emf eror Francis Joseph
has annuIed the decision giving autonomy 10 Ieh'iho'
and Count Kalnoky has authorized the Bourse 10 give
cuotations of tho Bulgarian lOan and has permitted
the Austrian Consul Sofia TO relew his oStehtaous
intimacy with Prince Ferdinand Inc checK upon
PRINCE Bismaroks diplomacy is absolute and has been
the subject of constant communications between this
city and Vienna Count Kalnoky is reported to have
oNered in EXPLANATION of the action taken the STATE
,nent that he was forced to depart from tho Fried
rchs1uhe arrangement, even at the RISK oi pecpidt
ing a conflict with Russia He found that both the
Austrian and Hungarian Ministers were aVerse 10 inc
terms of cancellation offered by Russia, and that thc
opposlton at Pesth was becoming 50 strong that it
threatened to oSerturn the Tisza Ministry Premier
Tlsza demanded as the condition OF his remaining III
Office that the foreign policy be Strengthened on tn,
old lines.
FFRpINANDs NIECE TO BE QUEEN.
Fmpcror Francis Joseph's assent 10 the marriage
of the ber Of the throne Archdkc Francis to Princess
Marie Dorolhea daughter of Archdhke Joseph VIII
make Prince Ferdinand, OF Bulgaria, uncle OF the
future Emperor OF Austria. the mother of the Princess
being sister of Prince Ferdinand The ceremony
piration of the year of mourning for the lae Crown
Prince Rudolf
NEWS OF THE BRAZILIAN REVOLUTION.
Adviccs from Brazil were received at Hamburg
tonight via Lisbon. They dated Bahia, Novem-
Der IL. and were brought by the German steamer
Tiiuca which arrived in the Tagus to-day. They
state that trade in Bahia was not disturbed by the
revolution. Although the news created sensation
in Bahia everything remained quiet The troops ap-
u.
kept in readiness at the barracks for twenty-fo'T
hours but the people remsined quiet and the military
precautions were relaxed Marshal Hortes da Fonseca
held conference in the Town Hall with the president
of the prcvpce who. declining 10 adhere 10 the
Provisional Government was superseded, under orders
from Rio JaneIO. by Doctor Victoreno Peieiro.
psre ches from RIO Janeiro in reference to Dom
Pedros arrival there from Pctropols state that ne
asked for conference with General ds Fonseca. who
refised TO grant one wheroupon Senators Dantes aud
Correa sought an interview with General da Fonseca
who made them tbs medium TO inform Dom Pedro
hat republic had been established and that he must
depart for Europe. Dom Pedro broke down on hear
ing the news and protested that he deserved better
treatment at the hands of BrazlIans. The people
of Bahia believed IN the permanence OF the republic
Hamburg firms receive cipher dispatches freely
from Rio Janeiro Open dis patches, in spite Of the
assurance OF the Provisional Government appear 10
be subjected TO censorship One cipher dispatch rc-
ports that in fight on the streets Of Rio JaneirD
after public meeting there were cries of Down
with the Republic - Long live Dom Pedrol' ETC..
and revoivers were actively used, several persons
being killed and many wounded
Conservative papers here continue 10 predict
breakup of the republic, and discuss the probability
| Of the German colonies declaring independent
southern republic and appealing for the protection
| Of the rathsrand. The sentiment Of the Evangelical
Council noN sitting here, Of which many members
are missionaries in Brazil, fsvor srpara ion.
REPUBLICAN ACTIVITY IN PORTUGAL.
Reliable advces rom Lisbon indicate the imminencs
! of demonstration in favor Of republic which will
( Republicans of Lsbon Oporto, Villarea and Avero
| are cooperating. They have ninety seven working
| committees and II 900 enrolled members among whom
| are Deputy Coelho, Of Lisbon, member Of the Acad
envy Of Science; Deputy FIeitas, OF Oporto
Colonel Elias Garcia professor the IN ltayy 'chool
Lisbon The leaders Of the army and especially those
Of the artillery are ripe for republic senor Gorilla
| the supporters of the revolutionary movement. The
changes In Rio JanerO, which in themselves viewed
| with comparative ind ference here. anxlouslv
watched by the Government, associated with the
| Republican agitation on the Spanish P'nnsula and
with reference 10 their reflex Influence upon tn, whole
| of Europe.
COUNT HERBERT GIVES 4 DINNER.
Count Herbert Bismarck TO day gave a Diplomatic
dinner at which Count schouvalof tho Russian Am
bs.sador: Sir f. B. Malct the British Ambassador
and W. W. Phelps, the United States Minister were
among the guests The whole party aftervard FRO
ceeded (, the reception given by Prince Won Radzri
10 the japanese Prince and Princess. The latter
cordially greeted Mr.. Phelps and hs family. The
Princess said she liked the United states better than
any other country she had yet and she referred
to her visit to Washington as especially delightful
wIssMANN TO REOPEN A CARAVAN ROUTE
Major Wissmann has been ordered TO reopen the
caravsn route from Panran to Klimanjaro An ex
petition IS about to commanded by Lieutenant
Ehlers.