Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
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BY cable % The BHpa1ch.
PHILLIrPoIIs, September 2l---Ths
agents of all great Powers signatory
to the treaty Of Berlin have sent dis
patches 10 their representative govern
ments approving Of the noreuen; Of
Friday last. 1t is rumored at various
consulates IN this city that the smbas-
sailors at ConstaHti1ople have sue
cecded IN dissnsdiag the Porte FROM
sending Turkish troops to Eastern Roa-
nelis TO regain possession Of the coGn-
try
Prince Alexander of Bulgaria is
expected to arrive here to-day. The
Prince Is receiving enthusiastic oyati0ns
at every station along the route from
Sofa.
LoNDoS. September 2l.-There was
heavy fall to-day in international Sc
curiies. caused by the events OF the
past few days in Eastern RoumehA.
The average fall in Turkish shares was
from . TO per cent IN French 3 per
cent. renies per cent, and in Rms
sian ] per cent.
LONDON, September 2l.--Tbs San
dGrd. commenting Oh the rising In
Eastern ROumelis. says - We cannot
believe that the Powers interested were
ignorant Of what was coming. If they
were. the grsyeSt trouble may arise.
England bas only the falntest interest.
while Austria and Germany are bound
to cooperate in keeping the Berlin treaty
intact. and it remains to be seen hoE II
viii affect Russia II the treaty Pow
ers are acting in concert the Sultan i
helpless"
VIENNA. September 2l--An in
spired article il the FrsRsdenblaY states
that the unionistic tendencies Of Bulga-
ria and RouDshs have repeatedly ex-
cited the serious attention Of political
circles. Tbs Powers, the paper says.
continue to cherish a desire 10 respect
and MAINTAIN the treaty OF Berlin. The
action Of Prince Alexander, OF Bulga-
ria. in placing himself and his army
at the head Of the rising. constitutes a
grave violation Of international law. 1t
Is a challenge to Turkey. Europe cannot
for the benefit Of single Balkan State
endorse this InirsctiOD Of treaty rights.
entaihng disruption Of the balance Of
power and The national political forces
Of the Balkan peninsula as fixed BY
the Berlin treaty. Il is premature 10
say definitely what common action
Will be taken by the Powers. but 1t is
certain that the movement viii be kept
IN the narrowest possible bounds. the
Powers retaining supreme control Of
events in the Balkans.
Ionic September 2l.-Tne Petite
Bourse Of Paris Is sgitsted over re-
ports that al Instruction Is imminent
IN Macedonia in favor Of a union with
Bulgaria. and that az advance by Aus
trIa upon SalonicR. II connection with
the Russian occupation Of the BOspho-
rus, Is probable The Iih3o. Turkish
journal. advises the Moslems 10 accept
the situation. The Conservative papers
accuse Mr.. Gladstone Of knowledge and
completely IN the conspiracy to cause
the rising. and assert that he is in com
municstion with the Russian and Boil
carian leaders Of the revolt. They
comment On Tie significance Of the re-
volt occurring on the same day as Glad
stones manifesto. claiming that the 10.
fuence Of England would support tn,
infant Liberties Of the smaller eastern
States. The Liberals hail the events II
Eoumeha as likely to embarrass tn,
Marquis Of Salisbury and TO contribut,
10 their success n the coming election.