Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-06
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. THE WAR CL0UDGROWING Likely To Burst At Any
 Moment. HILLS VICTORY IN NEW YORK. An Awful Confession By A
 Murderer, THE REVENUE MARINE SERVICE. A New Worlds Record In
 Running.
THE REVENUE MARINE SERVICE.

THE SITUATION IN THE EAST.
 servta and Bulg aria Refuse to Disarn
 Their Forces-The Balkans Confenr
 ence I'm Session.
 LONDON. Nov, 5-Thus far Servia and Bulgaria have omitted to comply with the demand of the powers that they disarm their forces pending a settlement of the Balkan question by the conference of ambassadors
 The only attention paid to the demand has been an explanation that the military move ments indulged in have. been merely of a
 eautionary character without any belligerent
 purposes. Nobody is deceived by this pro-
 test, but it serves to gain time. Thsre is ad-
 ditional reason from to-day's dispatches to
 believe that Russia and Austria are mobiliz-
 ing their forces along their respective iron
 tiers nearest to the disputed territory. The
 degree of representation to be allowed the
 directly interested municipalities at the con
 ference is now announced by the powers.
 Delegates will be admitted to the open ses-
 sions as representatives of Bulgaria, Roume-
 lia and Servia. They will be allowed to
 speak upon all propositions put forward, but
 will have no vote. It is likely that secret
 sessions will be held from which delegates
 will be excluded. The principal function of
 the delegates will be to furnish inform ation
 when required in detail upon the matters
 that come before the conference. The hos
 tile attitude of Russia toward Prince Alexan- der of Bulgaria has reached it's final expres- sion in the formal expurgation of the Prince's name from the list of Russian army officers.
 CoNsrANTINoPLE, Nov. 5.-The first meet ing of the Balkans conference took place to-
 day. Nothing was done beyond preliminary organization and the assembly adjourned to meet formally on Saturday.
 VIENNA, Nov. 5.-The eastern situation is regarded tonight as very critical. All sorts of rumors are abroad, but it is the general belief that war cannot now be averted Great Excitement at Mandalay. LONDON, Nov 5.-Despatches received to- night state that intense excitement prevails at Mandalay. Consultations between King Thebaw and his ministers are of frequent oc. currence and it is believed that the Bur mese king now favors partial submission te British authority.
 A Brilliant Wedding at Albany. | ALBANY, Nov. 5.-The Fourth Presbyter | ian church this evening was the scene of { l large and fashionable gathering in the event of the marriage of Colonel George P. Law ton, of Troy, to Miss Jealfnie Monteith Will son Lathrop, daughter of the late Daniel S Lathrop The church was beautifully decor ated with flowers and rare tropical plants The platform which had been erected ir front of the pulpit was covered with ricf oriental tapestry. As the bridal party ar rived they were received by the strains o1 the Mendelssohn wedding march. The bride wore necklace of sixty-six magnificent dia- monds presented by Governor and Mrs. Le land Stanford of California, also diamond bracelets and other rich diamond ornaments People of wealth and standing were present from New York, Utica, Saratoga, San Fran