Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
POINTS SET ASIDE.
THE AusTRIaNs ACCUSED OF HAVING
BROKEN THE COMPACT.
Explanations Received by Emperors VIII
liam and Bismarck In silence
Matrimonial Alliance.
copyrighted. 1892, by tho New York Associated
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of oahn'e have been set aside. Emperor
Francis Joseph has annulled the decision
giving autonomy TO the lreDtno ana
Count Kalnoky has authorized the BOursc
20 eve quotations of the bulgarian loan
and has permitted the Austrian Consul at
Sofa 10 renew bis ostCDtatious intimacy
with Prince Ferdinand. Tho check upon
Bismarck's diplomacy is absolute and has
been the subject Of constant CON-
munications between tins city and Vienna.
Count Kalkoky IS reported 10 have offered
in explanation of the action taken tho
statement that he was forced 10 dopa.
from the FricdeTichrUnC arrangement even
al the risk Of pTecipitat.ne conflict with
Russia. He found that both the Austrian
and hungarian Ministers were aveise 10
the terms Of the cancellation on"Icu 10y
Russia. and that the opposition az Pes'h
was becoming SO strong tnat il tntoat-
cncd to ovcrturn The nsza MINISTRY.
Premier gisZa demanded as tho col-
ditiOn of his remaining mo flice that
the FOREIGN policy lie efren"ihcnrd
on tho old lines regarding 1cnilno.
Emperor Francis Joseph finding that
concession Of the autonomy was con-
sidered a diplomatic victory. and that Ire
micr Crlspl va preparing thc way Tor an
ncxation TO Italy. decided TO ulsenchant Inc
Italians. Count Won Tale and ms coll
q
unanimous ooain-t Emperor Francs Jo--
sopi's has.y assent TO the autonomy. and
suppOr;ed the reversal OF tnat aciioh.
Count Won 1aGo sent 20 the Diet at Inns
lruck ~ intimatiOu that their vote grant
inc IrcntinO separate administrators was
vetoed. Emperor William and Blsmarck
received their cNplanat Ous m sulien
silence Count Herbert Bismarck has WIT
ten to Count kalnoky that the triple al IL
fIl Fir ID d
dangers Of the old position, aggravated by
proofs of irrcsoution OF the Austrian poll
cy. Premier Crspi IN the dispatch 10 the
Chancellor comments upon the increased
irritation Of the Italians over the IrcnNuO
affair The irrideutst party las been
strengthened.
Emperor Francis Joscph's assent 10 the
marriage OF the heir Of the throne. ArcL-
duke Francis, 20 Princess Marie Dorothea,
daughter Of the Archdukt Joseph, VIII
make Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria the
uncle Of the future Emperor OF Austria.
the mother of the Princess being si,tcT
of Prince Ferdinand The ceremony VIII
be held in February immediately after the
expiration ot the year Of mourning Tor the
late Crown Prince Rudolph.
The net result of Blsmarcks conference
with the Gar and Count halnohy, ond
their prolonged intriguing - an intensified
autagouIsm between Austria ana Russia,
the irritation of Italy, aud the relaxation
of the relations Of Driebund.
Advicos from Brazil were received 40
Ham lurg tonight RIA Lisbon. They were
dated Bahia. November 18TH. and were
brought by the German steamer Ipuca.
which arrived IN Iagus to-day. They state
that trade ia Bahia was not disturbed 10y
tho revolution Although tho news of the
change in the form OF the Coy crn-
meut created q sensation IN Eahia'
everything remained quiet The troops
appeared 10 sympathlze with the re-
public. They were kept in readl-
ness 10 the barracks for twenty-touT
hours. but tie people remained quiet and
the military precautions were relaxed.
Marshal H0rtes Da Fonseca held confer
ence in the Town Hall with the President
Of the Province. WHO declining 10 adhere
10 the Provisional Government was super
seeded under orders from Rio de JanerO 10y
Or. Poucra
Dispatches from Rio Janeiro in reference
TO Dom Pedro's arrival there from Petropo-
lis state that he asked for "A conference
with General Da FOnseca. who refused IN
grant one, whereupon Senators Dant9s and
COrrea sought an interview with General
Da Fonseca. who made them medium u
inform Dom Pedro that the republic had
been established and that he must depart
for Europe. Dom Pedro broke down on
hearing the news. aud protested that he
deserved better treatment at the hands OF
the Brazilians. Tho people Of Bah-a De-
hcVed IN the peTmauence OF the republic.
Hamburg firms receive cipher dispatches
freely from EioJanero. Open dispatche-,
in spite Of the as -urance OF the Provisional
Government, appear 30 be subjected to
censorship. One cipher dispatch reports
that in "a row in the streets OF no Jaucro,
after public meeting. there We're CRIES OF
Down with the republic" Long 1--we
Dom PEDRO" etc, and rcvolvcrs were &c
tvelvused. several persons beng Killed and
many wounded.
Conservative papers here continue 70
predict break mp of the republic and
discuss tue probability Of the German
colonies declaring an Independent south
ern republic, and appealing for the. pro-
lection of the Fnthuland The sentiment
of the Evangelical Council, now sitting
here. of which many members are MS
sioDarics IN Brazil, fayofs separation.
The EeichzuHJagy' commenting upon the
notable increase of cmlgrants to BraIl ],
in consequence Of the seductive rep!esen-
totions of the agents at Lisbon, announce
that the public prosecutor las been ln-
structcd TO investigate the matter and 10
prosecute anv German agents who may
offer inducements for cmlgrauts.
Reliable aov.ccs from Lisbon indicate
the immincrce Of demonstration III f.
yor of a republic, which will even menace
| the overthrow If the monarchy. The Re-
pubhcaus Of Lisbon-Opporto, NlIarcal,
and AveirrO-are cooperating. lhey nave
~ working committee and 1000 enrolled
mcmbcrs-amOng whom arc Deputy
Coelyho, of Lisbon, q member OF the
Academy Of Silence; Deputy trcites, Of
Oporto: Colon j Elias Garcia. professor N
the Military school, and Dr. Braza, men,
Der of the Municipal Council OF Lisbon.
The leaders Of the army, and especially
those of the artillery, are ripe for reuuU-
lie. Sehor Gorilla recently paid secret
visit to Lisbon to confer with the support
ers OF the revolutionary movement.
The changes in RIO JaneirO. which IN
themselves are viewed with comparative
Indifference here, ere anUou-ly watched 10y
the Government Us associated with the Re
publican agitation on the Spanish PENN
sula and with reference 70 their reflex IN
huence upon the whole OF Europe
The Rclchstag viii adjourn On the 18TH
proximO and VIII resume ITS sessions early
in January. IT Is expected that elections
Will be held in March. The eeml-otiicial
/ press insuuate that If majority refuse 90
give their assent 10 the expulsion clause q
the anti-socialistic bill Prince Bismarck
viii appear in the tribune and dissolve the
House. Count Herbert Bismarck freely
tells the members that his father Is discOn-
tented with the committee amendments to
the bill that he is further dissatisfied at
the prOtracted debates on the budget. and
that he IS inclined to demand the prolonga-
ton OF the Socialist law in its presentform
for two years and then .ssolve Parliament.
The Senate of Hamburg has decided to
ask the Government 10 contribute toward
the construction OF the new harbor at Cux-
haven. The new harbor will cost 10 600, 000
marks and will accommodate the largest
steamers. The advocates IN the Senate
declare that the new harbor Is essential to
the maintenance Of trade with America.
The Cologne Gdzote supports The project
Of the universal exhibition in Berlin.
The Krcsz Zah1.9 opposes the project on
the ground that some of tie projects IN
Germany arc doubtful and that a crisis Is
impending which VIII render feilure cer-
tain.