The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-10-01
THE BULGARIAN UNION.
Ths Turkish Ministry-A Comprouais,
Favored-Russlan Sentiment

A"~ turAhh Mhistry-A Compromise
favored-itusslsn Sentiment.
The Turkish ministry has been dismissed
and new cabinet formed with the following
changes' kianul Pasha, grand vizier, in place
OF Said Pasha, dismissed; Said Pashs, recent.
" ambassador at Berlin, minister of foreign
aiiaiis, IN place Of ASSN Pasha, dismissed;
Muhir fasha, who was lately dismissed from
the Office OF minister of finance is made min
lster OF the INTERIOR in place oil Edhem Pasha,
who Is appointed ambassador at Paris; Server
fasha, senator, minister OF Justice, in place
OF llassan Fehmi Pasha, dismissed; Arify
iasha, senator, president Of the council, in
place OF Akii Pasha, dismissed Essad Pasha,
ambassador at Paris, has been transferred to
Berlin.
Tho following changes have been made in
the Sultan's cabinet Ali Saib Pasha has been
appointed minister OF war; Munif Pasha,
minister OF educationi Agob Pasha, minister
Of finance; lsmael Haiku Pasha, minister of
commerce; Zuhdi Eifend minister of public
works, and Zihm Etied, intendant of Evkais
II is reported in Tendon that Prince Bis.
marck and Lord Salisbury are in favor OF
solution OF the Roumelian question, based on
the acceptance by the Porte Of union of North
and South Bulgaria on the condition of a COM
plete recognition of the sovereign rights of the
Key. Tho new Turkish ministry is said to be
in favor OF q compromise in order to secure a
peaceful settlement OF the question at issue.
kiamil Pasha, the grand viZer, 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 con
fidence in Prince Bismarck.
Public opinion at st. Petersburg is steadily
setting in strongly in favor ofbacking up Prince
Alexander with Russian troops and Russian
money. In Moscow, which is now the centre
of panslavism, the feeling is that the only way
out OF the difficulty is an Immediate occupation
Of Bulgaria by Il Russian army. 1t is felt that
during the last Iurko- Russian war tens OF
thousands of Russian lives were lost to libe,atc
the Bulgarians and to promote the union
which is now objected 10, because Prince
Alexander has placed himself at the head of
The movement. The Russian people are slow
in discerning the difference between the Bul.
garia of San Steiano and the Bulgaria of the
treaty of Berlin. They feel that if any Bull
garian has been injured by any Turk, Russia
must at once go to war.
A Belgrade dispatch says; Inc Servian
government has summoned all Servians who
are now in Germany to return home at once
Tor military duty.
Twelve Servian battalions have gone south
Traffic in merchandise between Servia and
Roumelia has been suspended. Gen. Katarigi
has gone to Bucharest to negotiate for the CO.
operation of Roumelia with Servia.
Philippolis dispatch says: 1t is stated that
Prince Alexander has telegraphed the Car
that he will abdicate in favor of any successor
the Gar may select if he will allow the Rus
sian officers to remain in the Bulgarian army
and guarantee that Russia will preserve tho
unity of Bulua rim and Rou,nplio