New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-26
RUSSIA READY FOR WAR.
THE CzAR RESOLVED TO HELP BULGARIA.

ALEXANDER WILLING TO ABDIcATE-sERViANs
ORDERED HOME FOR MILITARY DUTY.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 25.-The feeling IN st.
Petersburg regarding the Roumean question Is houry
becoming warlike. The sympathy of the masses
is strongly with the Bncarians IL is stated tha the
Car has teegraphei the Minister OF War to prepare
plans for campaign IN tho event Of the opening OF nos
tites between Bulgaria and Turkey, as he IS deter
mined support Prince Alcxander's scheme OF unity
between Bulgaria and Rounelia.
promi lent Russian general, when asked to-day II IL
was true that the Car seriously intended TO support
Bulgaria the OF going To war with Turkey re-
piled that Russia would declare war against turkey no
moment the Porte Bulgaria. ana added that the
Car is emphatic his resolution TO support bu'-
gara.
The Yoroe Trcmya to-day, commenting on the Rou-
melan difficulty hints that IL is possible RUSSIAN 'roops
may he called upon to occupy Bulgaria.
PHLIProPoLIs Sept. 25-It is said that Prince AieA
ander has tccgraphed the Car that he VIII abdcato III
favor any the Car select II he WIN ~,
low the Russian officers to remain IN the BnlgaI,sh
Army and guarantee that Russia will preserve tho uhl-
" ol Bulgaria and ROumelia.
LONDON Sept 25.-The signatory powers to the treaty
of Berlin all favor conference forthwith for the settle
ment OF the Bnlgarian difficulty.
Cabinet council been hastily summoned Tor To-
morrow IL IL rd that the Bnumcian difficulty VIII DO
the subject OF discussion
10 is reported that Prince Bismarck and Lord Sails
bury In favor of solution Of the Roumelan ques-
tiOn based upon the acceptance by the Porte OF union
Of North and South Bulgaria the condition OF COM
pete recognition Of the sovereign rights OF the sntan
ana or the payment of tribute to Turkey. The new
turkish Ministry is said to in favor C compromise
In order To peaceful settlement OF the questions
at issue.
CoSsTAYTISoPIE, Sept. 25.-Tho Ministry has been
dismissed aud a new Cabinet formed with the following
changes:
K,auul Pacha Grand vizier, in place OF said Pacha,
dismissed.
'.4 nnri
OF Foreign Affairs. In place OF Assym Parha. dismissed
MUIR Pacha, who was lately dismissed from the
office Of Minister OF Finance Is made Minister "f the
Interior. IN place nf Adhcm Parha, who is appointed
server Pacha Senator Minister OF Justice. in place
Of Hdssan Frhm Pacha. dismissed .
Arfy Pacha, Senator President OF tho Conncli' IN
place nf Aki Pa"ha. dismissed.
Essad Pacna. Ambassador at Paris, has been traus-
ferred to Berlin.
PARIS Sept 25.-The changes In the Turkish Ministry
are understood having been made In conciliaiory
mood. The Turkish Government hopes to nave the sup
port OF Powers in It's stand regarding the reyo
luton In Roumeiia.
The Government has asked the cooperation OF the
other Powers In urging the Governments Of serVia
Rcumaua and Greece the necessity Of avoiding all aH
taron respecting the Roumean difficulty, aud not to
permit an Turklsh demonstrations during the present
excited stale of public fering I'm the Balkans.
A dispatch from Philppopos to the temps says the
II the p"opo there Owe the revolution IA
has been alleged ana thht tue ieehe I'D
favor of union with Bulgaria Is dying ont. Large
Numbers koumeilanS, the dispatch says, arc cmlgrat
Iug % Srryut urdrr to avoid military service.
All all e-bodird Srrvians iu France have been or
Gcrd by their Government TO return to berya FORTH
with.
BELGRADE. Sept 25.-Tho servan Government has
summoned all serv aus who In Germany 20 re-
turn home at once for military duty. Twelve scrvian
battalions south. Traffic In merchandise DO
tween scrya RoumcIl, has been suspended. Genera
Katar- Eucharist 10 negotiate for tie CO
"Y- ration Of EOuuaua win scrvia
ATHENS Sept 25-Fiyc thousand troops of the reserve
force nave eu formed army corps S~veute"n
thousand regular troops. including all branches OF the
arIny are nu,sing the frontier bordering on Ihcs
SAY. A fee ink Of indignation evLils throughout
Greece the rcc.nt cycnts in Ruumcla.