New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
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INVADED BY THE SERVIANS
A LARGE FORCE ENTERING BULGARIA.
BATTLE WITH THE TURKS ExPECTED-PROrRsf
FROM THE AMBASSADORS.

FROM THE AMBASSADORS.
LONDON, Oct. 16.-A large force of Servian
troops crossed the Bulgarian frontier from Nissa at
p m. yesterday The troops crossed the frontier near
Charsoi They advancing toward Sofa and now
near Dragoman Pass. King Milan is in command A
panic prevails Sofa. Four battaions OF infantry
have gone to defend Dragoman Pass. They have with
them only two batteries and these composed Of
small field guns. There is Bulgarian heavy artillery
nearer to the scene OF disturbance than that stOva
and Rustchuk 1t is expected that Sofia will be cap
tured by hurried assault
Austria has warned King Milan that whatever may be
the issue OF the present trouble it will be useless for him
to expect support from Austria The railway COM
panies in Austria aud Hungary and the Danuban Nay
CATION Company have been ordered to prepare for tho
transportation Of troops and munitions OF war.
CoNsrANTINoPLE. Oct. 1G.-A large force Of Turkish
troops have baye been ordered 10 advance In the drcc
tion OF Nssa battle between the seryians and Turks
is imminent
The ambassadors have presented note to tie Porto
in which they say that further time will have to bo a
fOrded them obtain a complete European under.
standing respecting the Roumelian difficulty They adj
wise the Sultan to continue his peaceful policy They
do not the Portes ght send troops
into ROumelia asser; Its right IN that province.
1t is generally believed that the Powers have advised
Bulgaria, and Greece strongly than hereto
fore to remain quiet Tho Portes note regarding tho
armanents of Greece Serva gave the Powers ground
to protest against the warke attitude OF these States.
Tie report that Greece has offered form alliance
with Turkey is unfounded.
The Ambassadors have adjourned their sit
tings, but will rcasseInble shortly, when it
is expected that they viii will have received
further instructions from their respective Governments
in relation to final decision. The Porte considers the
note OF the Ambassadors unsatisfactory but has intlma
ed that twill recognize the Bulgarian Union,
matter what the ultimate result OF the conference be.
Herr Won RsdowltZ, the German Ambassador. and NJ
NclidOf, the Russian Ambassador have refused to
cevc NM Potrof and TchamakOif. the Bulgaaan dele
gates who had been commissioned by Prince Alexander
the Porte that peace and order reigned in East
Roumelia.
BELGRADE, Oct 16-Servia protested against the de-
cisOn OF the Ambassadors before beginning military
operations against Bulgaria.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. I6.-The Journal de 81 Peters,
bOuyg to-day in commenting on the Bulgarian question
signs of impatience ut the delay IN settling the
difficulty and Russia VIII not submit 10 the die
tatIOn OF NJ karavel0f the Bulgarian Prime Minister.
II the warning of the Ambassadors Prince Alexander
pacify ROumca at the risk OF losing the union does
not make Bulgaria return to the fresh confer
basis the starting pon in the present Of
action"
PHILPPOPoLIs. Oct 16-A decree has been issued call
ing all the for active Prince Alex.
ander has inspected tho military works TurDoya,
Jambol and Sofia, and is visiting tho southwestern