Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
BULGARIAN AFFAIRS.
The r,a,n English Of I,-rurnea over.

The Plain Eng ttsh os IT. Turned Over.
lhy AngIo-Aneriean cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LoSn0N. November l5.--The Standard
saws the plain English Of Count kalnoky's
declaration Is that Russia shall not occupy
Bulgaria. II she does she will have 10
re Ron with Austria and England, aud, in
c.s OF need. with Germany.
SOFIA, November 15.-CGptain EtboSod
has been delivered 10 the Russian Consul
q BourgSs.
OBJECTION TO PRINCE NICHOLAS.
IoSDON, November ij.-Bsron de Staal,
Russian Ambassador. had two hours IN
ieryiew with Lord Iddesieigh, Secretary OF
Fereign Afisirs. to-day, and the reports OF
discord In the views OF the two are revived
| alter In the day Lord Salisbury, Prime
Munster; Lord Iidesleigh, Foreign secreZ
tary. snd Count Won liatzielt, German Am
laSsador, hsd long conference with re.
ference 10 the candidqture OF Prince Nicho-
las Of Mongolia for the Bulgarian throne.
II Is reported that England, Austria, and
Germany object 10 Prince Nicholas.
RUSSIAN OPINION.
ST. PETERsEuRG, November 1j.-The
journal de 81. PETERSBURG says int the
Marquis Of sahsburY's speech Of The Lord
Mayors banquet IN London is so full OF In
anuatiOus that Il must decline TO notice It,
The journal contrasts the British indul-
pence ~ the Phillippopolis movement OF
iSs5 with Englaud's attitude toward the
sofia mOyem eni OF August, 1856, the former
having been, declares the journal, un-
doublcdly revolutionary, aud IN violation
| a The Suifau's rights aud Oi the equilibrium
| guaranteed bv the Berlin treaty.
The Journal also regrets the tone oil the
| speech made by Count KalnOky before the
| Aus,ro. Hungarian delegations al PeSth
| Saturday last. Every Government" that
paper SAYS, els the best judge OF is own
! interests; but when two neighborIng en-
| pires wish to preserve accord they should
regard each Others interests IN friendly
| and equitable manner" Count kalnOky
! have vet tO learn how II Is pro-
posed T. reconcile those views with
| an exchange OF ideas calculated TO produce
sccord and with RussiS's special position
! arising from the sacrifices she has made for
| Bulgaria These questions belong to Gi-
plomscy. and, concerning them, We abstain
| from prohouncing judgment, in order to
avoid overcoming the matter.
The N0rOe lTcmyd and NOrOSfi depre-
cate Kalnohy's speech, which they ray i.
| ambiguous snd affords no firm guarantee OF
the maintenance OF peace.
A BAD IMPRESSION.
ST. PtTkEsBrRG, November lj.-In semi.
| official circles here Count kalnOky's speech
Ia, made bad impression. Russian diplO-
matte circles consider that Kalnoky bad no
right 10 refer to what Austria has done In
view ~ the Russian occupation OF Bulga-
ria, seeing that the Russian Government had
never suggested the occupation OF Bulga-
| ria. still the Government adheres to pa
| ciGc programme. some OF the eminent or
| fcials bayc advised the CZlr to instruct Cen
| crs Kaulbars 10 adopt lees absolute tone
TO meet the friendly disposition OF the Bull
| carlan Government. Meanwhile Russia
Will CONTINUE 10 disregard the acts OF the
Sobranie Russia disapprOycs the candi-
dacy OF the Mecklenburg Prince or the
| Duke OF Cumberland, aud will await rca'-
ton in favor OF Russia.
NULL AND VOID.
SOFIA. November 15.-General Kaulblrs
| has declared the trial Of the Bourgts plot
tiers null and void.