New-York tribune., 1885-09-22
TIE REVOLT IN ROUMELIA
WHAT THE PORTE is LIKELY 70 DO.
now PRINCE ALExANDER's ACTION IS REGARDED
by THE POWERS


PARIS. Sept. 2I.-Semi. official advices tend
to confirm the report that Prince Alexander OF Bug ara
acted entirely independent OF Russia in annoxing kou
msla and was sVeiled only by Bulgarian public opin-
lou consi tered improbable that Turkey VIII accept
pccuniary compensation for the loss OF Ioulnei'a'
because the Balkan frontier is necessary to deIend Con-
stannope II Is bcel ed that the Porte has resolved 10
ght IN order 10 restore the svs qv0 hut the fact tSC
the Powers are desirous Of peace inishes the gravity
OF tho siTuaton Fronch diplomats hope that the out
break VIII rcunlte En- gland and France. In WOW ol the
rising being apparent scheme for the phru'Ioh VI
Turkey the French newspapers urge that France shoud
act cautiously in dealing with the matter ana awhta
declaration OF Lori Salisbury policy Issad Pacha tue
Turkish Ambassador had long interview to-day with
". de Freycuct Minister Of Foreign Affairs about the
instruction In Eastern Roumca.
YIESSA Sept 2.-An Inspired article III the ffemdsn-
ban states that the uuionisc tendencies OF Bulgaria ana
Roumeia have repeatedly excited the serious attention
political circles Tho Powers the paper says continue
10 cherish dcsco respect and maintain the treaty
o Berlin The action Of Prince Alexander OF bulgaria
in placing himself and ls army at the hcd Of the rising
constitutes grave violation OF International law Itsa
challenge Turkey europe cannot for the beneht OF u
single Balkan state approve this inractOn OF treaty
rghs cntalng dlsrdptOn of the balance OF power ana
Of the national political forces OF the Balkan peninsula
"a Hxed by tic Berlin treaty. It is premature to say
definitely what common action will be taken by the
Powers hu u that the movement VIII be kept
IN the narrowest possible bounds the Powers retaining
supreme control of affairs in the Balkans.
PmrIPPoroLis, sert 2l rhe agents OF all the great
Powers signltory to he Treaty OF Berlin have sent dis
matches 70 their respective Governments approving the
movement OF Friday II rmorcd at the various con-
suates this sIty that the Ambas ;adors at CONSTANT
nope havo succeedet in dIssuadng the Porto hOm
seudlnc Turkish troops to Eastern Rolmelia TO regain
possession OF the country Prince Alexander OF bulgaria
is on his way here lie Is receiving enthusiastic rcccp-
tb,.r re
soFL sept 2l.--Gabrcl Pdcha. the deposed Governor
Of Roumea ia prisoner here the National Assembly
has been summoned to meet on "Wednesday
BgRllS. sept 2l.-The ZeihfnJ s confident that the
Powers are Gbc To deal with tae crisis The various
European Ambassadors furlough are hurrying to
sT 'PIrfrspuRG. sept. 2l.-Ihe Russian press is
inbapt Uyer the recent In Eastern ROumeila Du
seem surprised tue suudenres5 "a tue nslng ana
express tue hcicf thlt the affair was arranged at the
LnspnN sept. Ii.-Ihe Standard, conmenti1g on the
rising in Eastern ROumelin, says: We cannot believe
that the Povcls uicfes el ptle gnoaht ol Mhi. vas
coming II they the grave . iruube may arise
n.and has uuy tue ainies interest nis AUSTRIA ana aid
trentv intact d remains to he seen ho% II VIII ahsCt
Russia II tho Treaty Powers are acting In coneer; the
Ihe D9Ry ccs tnis morning reminds its readers that
WHOM DsraclI elected the Berlin raty "lstrne III u
dictcd the present disr p.'o. EyeD tno P'esVn, %
isry Inc Ners says, VIII hardly venture 20 n,o EnE
lands influence to crush tho growth Ot liberty IN
al Communication Turkey and Bulgaria has
tickets Tor points boy 0nd Aduanople ,
The T,ht Hours, o. Paris Is agtard over reports tsAt
unon WIN Bugaria and that a. a"Yanco 10y AnslrlH
upon sIlonica. IN connection WIN RUSSIAN occuP''ou
'i me SS go Tirkish Journal advises the Moslems
accept the situation ibe ConsersatNe pa"'s a'Cua %
80 LII fnc gu..iau and l,ulgarinu lenders OF
the revolt They comment on the Significance OF the
maTiIcstl 'a,nug that the influence OF EngALd would
snpport Tie infant liberties OF the smaller Eastern
T ihcral. hail The events I'm Roumca rs likely to
cubarrass the Marqbs 0f Salisbury aud contribute 10
t.cir sutc,ss 90 the coming election.
eau '.i by the eycnts in Emicrn ,unca The average
fl Turkish suaIcs i irom u per cent u n'rnOn M
ir-e per rcutes per cent, and III Russian per
An interview had ON tuesday Constan nopc with
Israel va undrn. nl the Roo"ft C4,esr an Aierl 'nn
institution oa oVhOru., - published to-day IN con
nectBn elth the nrs- respecting the ln'1IieSton ln
part foreign rcpre-"nttuye. IN IN Phlpnpns Ia not
u,s co,.tA ufy hrarI ~ tie approaching rising Mr..
Wa.0buru. VINO has lust rctlrucd from two IN 'nh-
nk Tor union among the pcop" Of I,onmcla than dd
ir Bulgaria. The question NJ hhl"h was constantly
Interest, aud the burden OF supporting Two Govern
meuts which consirrhhiy opirtS0el ule Ph"po'
e.lc- iu.u.ri's injured IN Rouinclih ana some
@ 80 f,,,ti,T brt,yreu Rounel.n aud Bulgaria
and nm, Porte. preventing free trade between the ~
u trrih, I'm iroue Russia Il ln.ing her
rfuencr In the Bi,su1 stn'-. AMI although the But
rnri n, grateful tu Russia Tor gaining them III iepen-
5c 80 b,vc .,fr, y trrly resented several attc uuts
radc by Russian agents 10 control the admlnis'tdton
thul lie Eulc riaus have Perfect genius for aimli-
istratiup While allowed their independence the Bul-
yaiians would Willingly ally themselves win Russia Dut
would ally with Austria arau't hlHsla rather tl w loe
thrr Independence. The Eagarians are s'rallly ht
work uuil ling roads ind railways ana making other
public improvement - - a.,
II = considered strange In view Of tho fact that Mr
Wnshhutu a pear, - be we'll acquainted with the
m, iccfon NJ the people Of Eastern Roumclia after
two MOI h.. trip. ihGl some diplomats Appealed sur
ur!sed nt the news OF the iusurrrcton