Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-11
ALEXANDER AT HIS HOME
VICTORIA REPORTED TO HAVE
ASKED HIM TO VISIT HER.


His Brother Also Anxious to Have thu
Prince Visit EngIsnd-Russia Offers
to Guarantee Bulgarian Loan-Tbe
Czar Bound Not to Allow England to-
Thwart His Plans.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 10.--The Novoe
Vremya says "Of all the sIgners OF the
Berlin treaty England alone appears in@
clined to oppose Russia's Bulgarian poll
10y. Russia must known whether Eng<
lands intention is serious in order to
prepare herself to take measures accord%
| ingly, as Russia will not be brought to a
standstill by England's veto"
The journal de ct. Petersburg sayss
'Prince Alexander's proclamation OF de-
parture contains mention of alleged Rus
sian assurances given him. For reasons
useless TO discuss, Russia could not make
any engagement with Prince Alexander.
In view OF the party struggle In Bulgaria,
the Russian agents In Bulgaria have
| been instructed to inform the Bulgarian
| people that Russia is disposed to exert
her influence to establish party concord
and restore quiet. Russia will not with
hold ner support from any legally consti~
tuted provisional government, guided by
noD-partlsan interests and conducted for
the general welfare. Russia hopes that
the Bulgarian nation will be able to ap-
preciate these counsels and act accord
ingly."
LOYAL TO THE PRINCE.
VIENNA, Sept. l0.-The Neue Freie
PFesse publishes n dispatch from Sofia
which states that the officers of the Bul.
garian army there met yesterday and
adopted resolutions pledging themselves
In lervent loyalty to Prince Alexander
and expressing themselves confident OF
mis- return to Bulgaria. The dispatch
further says that major and two cap-
taIns OF the Plovdlf regiment, supported
by the soldiers OF the regiment, had joined
DlOt to prevent Prince Alexander from
leaving Bulgaria. The leaders In this
conspiracy, the Neue Freie Presse adds,
were placed under arrest but released
after his departure.
ALEXANDER AT DARMsTADT.
DARMsTADT, Sept. 10.-Prince Alexan,
der has arrived here. He was received
by the secretary Of the English legation.
ALEXANDER's BROTHER.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-Prince Henry OF
Battenburg, husband of Princess Beatrice
and brother OF Prince Alexander, has left
Balmoral castle for Darmstadt. He iu-
tends to bring Prince Alexander to Bal-
moral.
Capt. Kabalotf, of the yacht on which
Prince Alexander was first conveyed from
DuiRaFlh, mas puDHbDeu an account OF tnd
| journey to Reni. He saws he would have
killed Prince Alexander II the latter had
| tried to escape.
The press censorship is rigidly enforced
at st. Petersburg. Incoming and outgO-
ing kilograms are mercilessly sifted and
| mutilated.
RUSSIA OFFERS TO GUARANTEE A LOAN.
SOFIA, Sept. 10.-The opposition in Sol
brandje intend to protest against a res
gency on the ground that it was illegally
appointed. Russia has offered to guaran-
tee Bulgarian loan OF 1000, 900 roubles.
The military authorities have ordered
the release Of all who we're arrested tor
taking part in the revolution.
INVITED TO BALMoRAL.
BERLIN, Sept. 10. 1t is reported that
Prince Henry of pattenburg, who is on
his way to Darmstadt, brings with him q
letter from Queen Victoria inviting Prince
Alexander 10 Balmoral.
SIR WHITE NOT OBJECTED TO.
CONsTANTINOPLE, Sept. 10 1t is Off
cially denied here that the Porte refused
TO receive Sir William White as British
Am bassador in the absence OF Sir Edward
Thornton.