New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
PRINCEALEXANDER'S MARCH
BULGARIAN CAVALRY IN RoUMELIA.
THE NEW RULER CHrERED IN PHTnPPoPoLIs-
OFF FOR THE FRONTIER.

THE NEW RULER CHFERED IN PHTDPPoPoLIs-
OFF FOR THE FRONTIER.
PHiIIPPoPoLIs, Sept. 24.-Prince Alexander,
accompanied By his sta the Bulgarian cavalry on
the outskirts OF the city, and placing himself at the
head OF the column, entered the town amid much en-
thusas. the people cheering tho Prince and his sol
ders along the whole line OF march. The Prince imme-
dately aferward started for the frontier to inspect
the troops stationed there Large numbers OF horses
continually arriving hora for the OF tho troops
result OF recent requsition or voluntary oucrhgs
from the nhabagts Everything points to active prep
aratons for a defensive campaign. number OF COM
mtees OF ladies' working hard making clothing for
the soldiers. Several squadrons OF Bulgarian cavalry
have arrived here.
SOFIA. Sept 24-Tho National Assembly Of Bulgaria
has unanimously approved Prince Alexanders actlcn
and proclaimed q union OF the two Bulgarias Tho
Bulgarian Parliament has voted e50000O0 for the pur
OF Carrying ont the unity programme and adopted
resolution petitloning the Car to allow tho Russian
officers OF the Bulgarian Army remain In tie service
The Government has seut circular TO the Powers
stating that the Mussulm in Roumea are forming
armed bands. Prince Alexander therefore,
bcgs the Powers to intervene and compel the
Sultan to say categorically whether he
refuses 10 accept agrees to tho Bulgarian union
Prince Alexander refuses to postpone the disarmns OF
the Mussulm,ns beyond two days.
Portcs crcu upon necessity OF main
tanning the Treaty OF Berlin aud asks the friendly inter
yentOn or the signatOry Powers TO tnat emu
PARIS sept 2i.rhe report that tho Marquis OF Sails
bury had initiated sotatons looking to tho restora
ton of the statu guD IN Roumelia Is confirmed.
lie Parts today Publishes dispatch from Its London
correspondent stating that the Marquis of Salisbury
has Outlined n promise from tho Porte not 10
send Turkish troops into ROumea until tho signatory
Powers the Treaty OF Berlin have been consulted as
TO tho ACCESSIBILITY of the Sultan adopting such
spundent says, has taken the lnitiatory step
toward sounding the Powers Interested as 10 their
policy respecting the insurrectiOn In Roumelh.
CONsTASTSOPLE, Sept. 24.-The Porte is awaiting an
Berlin to his circular OF yesterday respecting the insur-
rectiOu In Roumela before taking acton for the pur-
pose the rights OF the sultan IN tho PROV
ince. NJ. NclidOn, the Russian AmbassadOr mas
received his Instructions from his Government but is
waiting for the OF the other Powers Interested
To be instructed thut all inform the Porte slu
tanrOhsy O the desires OF their respective governments
In the matter.
BERLIS, sept 2i-Tho NORTH German gazette says that
the Bulgarans ought have discovered by this time
that the hope Of Russian supports aacions rs witness
the Cars recall tOpussa MajOfGenerR Prince Cana-
cuzene, who acting Bulgarian Minister OF war,
II needs dylnaton TO predict the nature of the
reception that will hc Bulgarian deputaton
who about to visit the Gar at Copenhagen.
A turkish force has occupied "A small village near
MUS apha Pachh, town in Roumelia. on the Martha
River. There Do Bulgarian troops on the ground
when the place ~ entered by the Turks.
IONDON, sept. 2i.The Bulgarian police are dlsarin-
ing Servan subjects in prevent rising the
Mactdo frontier. IL IL reported that the Turks
have recovered from their defeat Mt Djakovo ana are
again marching against the Albanians. -
Petersburg adyices state that Russia VIII demand
that OF the slgnatory Powers 6 the Ber
I'm treaty depose Prince Alexander and will suggest
Prucc Karageorgevitch the sOuu-law OF Prince NicO-
las OF MOnteueZrO as his successor Tie Roumellhns
have 0tmed intrrnrhed camp at HERMANN 10 delebu
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