Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-30
MEETING or AMBASSADORS.
Russia Working to DepOse Alexander
and EnthrOne YaldimAr.

ANNselh W oFkinE To DGpOAo AAeAhnuGN
and EnthrOne ValdimRr.
LONDON, Sept. 29.--A meeting OF the
Ambassadors to consider the Roumelian
question will be held at Constantinople
next Monday. Representatives of Ser
via, Roumella aud Greece, will be
admitted to take part in the discussion.
NJ. DeGiers, the Russian Foreign Minis
ter, presses the powers to make the depo-
sition OF Prince Alexander leading
proposition at the meeting. The Car
iayors the candidature of Prince Val
dimar.
GLADsTONE's VIEWS.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-4Ex-Premier Glad
stone, replying to telegrams from Bucha-
rest and PhilippOpolis, has written as
| follows TO the Metropolitan OF Bulgaria:
~ understand that the powers are dis
posed to treat recent events with caution
and moderation. | sincerely trust that
the attitude OF the population will en-
courage the powers in such cause. MY
position now is that Of simple member
of Parliament, but | shall continue 10
hold the same views in regard to the
Balkans as / have held for the last 30
years"
FIGHTING AT DJAKowITZA.
BELGRADE, Sept. 20.-The Turks have
occupied DjakOwitza. The insurgents
refuse to accept the governments terms,
aud fighting continues. lt is reported
that the Arnauts at Beranje and Biellolje,
on the frontier Of Montenegro, have re-
volted
All the males between 1S and 80 years
have been ordered to be enrolled Special
constables will guard the towers at night.
Prince Alexander has departed for Toham-
kOf HOdgipetro1 TO 90 TO Constanunople
to assure the Sultan that peace and order
prevails In Roumelia. Branches of the
Red Cross Society have been formed in
the principal towns. The business OF the
! Ottoman Bank continues as usual.
RUssIA's PEACE TALK.
PETERSBURG. Sept. 29.-The Journal
de So PeterSb0Hrg, commenting on the
Roumelian difficulty says: "There is no
question but that the conference of the
ambassadors at Constantinope will ar
range for united diplomatic action to-
wards both Turkey and Bulgaria so as to
prevent a conflict between them, and thus
allow the signers of the Berlin treaty time
TO discover a solution more in harmony
with the interests Of Turkey and the bal
ance OF power I'm the East. The general
peace Will be maintained where the East.
ern question is under the Rgis of the NOR
al authority Of Europe. The pacific ten
dency of the powers admits OF the hope
that the crisis will not augment, and that
what first appeared a difficult problem
will be promptly solved"
THE BULGARIANs IN MACEDONIA.
| CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 20.-The Bull
! garian Inhabitants OF Macedonia nave not
/ Joined in the unity movement OF their
fellow cOuntrymen, but have determined
to adhere to the stipulatiOns Of the treaty
OF Berlin.
URGING RECOGNITION OF THE UNION.
PARIS, Sept. 29.-Ld RepujifQue Fran
| cdiSe in an editorial to-day says: 'tThe
! peace OF the continent demands that the
| powers sanction the union OF ROumelia
and Bulgaria as an accomplished fact
without questioning whether its actual
existence VIII ruin Turkey in Europe"
A WAR RUMOR FROM RUSSIA.
The Bourse was agitated to-day by ru-
mOrs TO the effect that two Russian army
corps were being modified as preoau-
tionary measure, in the event Of hostili-
ties breaking out between Turkey and
Bulgaria.
NJ. BRATIANo's PLEA.
VIENNA, Sept. ON. Bratiano, the
Roumanian Prime Minister, has request
ed Emperor Francis Joseph aud the Aus.
! trian Minister OF Foreign Affairs to en-
deaYOr 10 effect an arrangement with the
powers, guaranteeing that In the event of
war, ROumania Will be considered inyio-
liable and be accorded rights similar 10
| those enjoyed by Belgium.
An EXCUSE FOR THE MAssING.
ODESSA, Sept. 29.-Military authorities
| here state that the massIng Of Russian
troops I'm Bessarabia Is merely for the
usual autumn manmuyres.
TO BECOME GENERAL.
! CATTARo, Sept. 29.-The rising in Al
bania is expected to become general.
RUSSIANS AT RUsTCHUK.
! LONDON, Sept. 80, 4 A. MA steamer
has arrived at Rustchuk having on board
! 800 Russian volunteers, many officers and
much ammunition. The ROumanian gov
ernment forbids them to proceed through
ROumanlan territory.
Die Political Correspondent, Of vi
emma, says 1t hears that Turkey will nc
eept the ROumelian union upon condition