Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-26
RUSSIA AT A DEEP GAME.
EUROPE kYsTIFIED BY MANY
CONFLICTING REPORTS.

In st. Petersburg regarding the Roume-
liam question is hourly becoming more
warlike. The sympathy of the masses is
strongly with the Bulgarians. 1t is stated
that the Car has telegraphed the Minister
of War to prepare plans for campaign
in the event of the opening Of hostilities
between Bulgaria and Turkey. as he is
determined to support Prince Alexander's $
scheme Of unity between Bulgaria and
Roumelia. A prominent Russian General
In an interview to-day, when asked if it
was true that the Czar vigorously in
tended TO support Bulgaria TO the extent
OF going to war with Turkey. replied that
Russia would declare war against Turkey
the moment the Porte attacked Bulgaria,
ana added that the Car ~ most emphatic
in his resolution to support Bulgaria.
The NO0Oe Vrenlgd, to-day, comment
ing on the ROumelia difficulty. hints that
1t 10 possible that Russian troops may be
called upon TO occupy Bulgaria.
TURKEYS NEW MINISTRY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 25.-The Min
istry has been dismissed and a new
Cabinet formed, with the following
changes:
Kiamul Pasha, Grand Vizier, In place
of said Pasha, dismissed.
said Pasha, recently Ambassador at
Berlin, Minister of Foreign Affairs in
| place Of Assym Pasha, dismissed.
Munrl Pasha, who was lately dismissed
! from the office of Minister OF Finance, is
made Minister Of the Interior in place OF
Edhem Pasha, who is appointed Ambas-
sador at Paris.
Server Pasha, a Senator, Minister of
Justice in place of Hassan FehmI Pasha,
| dismissed.
Arelfer Pasha, Senator, President OF
the Council in place Of Akraf Pasha, dis
missed.
Essad Pasha, Ambassador at Paris, has
been transferred 10 Berlin.
TWO STRONG MEN.
Kiamil Pasha, the new Grand Vizier,
was formerly Turkish Ambassador to
Russia, and maintains friendly relations
with the Cars Ministers. Said Pasha,
recently Ambassador at Berlin, and now
Minister of Foreign Affairs, has great
confidence in Prince Bismarck.
The Bulgarian Metropolitan and M.
Gueschof, director of the Bank Of Bull
garia, have been sent rs delegates,
jointly with the Roumelian deputation, to
the Gar
The Russian agent at Sofia refused to
transmit To the Gar the address Of the
| Bulgarian House of Delegates.
l been made IN the Sultan's Cabinet: Ali
Saib Pasha has been appointed Minister
OF War; Munif Pasha, Minister Of Edu-
cation; Agab Pasha, Minister Of Finance: {:
| lsmail Haiku Pasha, Minister of Com
! merce; Zuhdi EffendI, Minister OF Public
| Works, and ZIhmi Efendi, Intendant of
| Satraps.
THE sULTAN's ALLEGED REASON.
The Sultan's decree attributes the
change Of Viziers TO the illness of Said
! Pasha.
The Cabinet held council to-day. and
! arranged for the mobilization of the Mon
! tenegrin troops il necessary.
ALEXANDER's OFFER TO THE CZAR.
! PHHIPPOPoLIs, Sept. 25.-It is stated
that Prince Alexander has telegraphed
the Gar that he will abdicate I'm favor Of
| any successor the Gar may select If he
will allow Russian officers TO remain in
the Bulgarian army and guarantee that
Russia will preserve the unity OF Bulgaria
and ROumelia.
ALEXANDER BACK FROM THE FRONTIER.
Prince Alexander has returned from an
inspection Of the troops on the frontier. He
was received everywhere with enthusi-
asm. Many hospitals and ambulances
are being fitted up voluntarily at the pub
lie expense. Petitions are being signed
in all the towns asking the Cars pTOtec-
tion.
EAGER FOR CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-The signatOry
powers Of the treaty Of Berlin all favor a
conference forthwith for a settlement Of
the Bulgarian difficulty.
sBRvIAN TROOPS SENT SOUTH.
A dispatch from Belgrade says that
twelve servian battalions have gone
South. Traffic between Servis and ROu-
melia has been suspended. Gen. Katargi
has gone TO Bucharest to negotiate for the
cooperation Of ROumania with Seryia.
A Cabinet Council has been hastily
summoned for tomorrow. II is said that
the Roumelian difficulty will be the sub
ject Of discussion.
Count Won Munster and Nj. Wadding.
ton, the German and French Ministers,
have returned here. All the Foreign
Ministers TO Great Britain are now at
their posts.
A ST. Petersburg dispatch says that the
Czar bias convened council OF the min
listers for Monday next.
sALIsBURY's PLAN OF SETTLEMENT.
1t Is reported that Prince Bismarck and
Lord Salisbury are in favor Of "a solution
Of 1.-THE Roumelisn question based upon
acceptance by the Porte OF a union Of
North and South Bnlgaria,On condition OF
complete recognition Of the sovereign
rights OF the Sultan and Of the payment
Of tribute N Turkey. The new Turkish
ministry Is said TO be IN favor Of COM
promise In order TO secure peaceful set
Element Of the questions at issue.
Austria and England will appoint rep
resentatives 10 the ROumelian conference.
A dispatch from Belgrade says that the
Servian army Is beng massed th readiness
for active service.
GREECE INDIGNANT.
ATHENS, Sept. 25.-5,OO0 troops OF the
reserve force have been formed INTO an
army corps. 1900 regular troops, inclu-
dfpg all the branches OF the army are
mi ssiBg on the frontier Of Thessaly. A
feeling Of indignation prevails throughout
Greece over the recent events In ROume-
lia. The king will be unable 10 land be-
fore noon on Sunday evening owing 10
the quarantine regulations.
sERvIA sUMMONIHG HER DEFENDERS.
q SOFIA, Sept. 2j.-The servian govern
ment has summoned all SerVians who are
now in Germany 10 return home at once
for military duty.
= FRANCES PEACEFUL DESIGNS.
PARIS, Sept. 25.-The government has
usked the cooperation Of the other powers
ia urging on the governments Of Seryia,
Roumania and Greece the necessity OF
avoiding all agitation respecting the ROu-
fiieiian difficulty, and not 20 permit anti
Turkish demonstrations during the pre-
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