Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-28
,LEXANDER AT LIMBERG
rHEPOPULACE WELCOME HIM
WITH CHEERS.

prtnce De Giers Causing Considerable
comment in European Capitals-The
prince Expresses His Great Friend
shin for Bulgaria and His Hopes for
Fer Future.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Authentic informa-
,on has at last reached here in regard to
the movements of Prince Alexander of
Rugaria. He landed at REM, in the
Rnssau province of Bessarabia, Wednes-
day. On leaving the yacht he made
bref farewell address to the commander
and his escort, in which he expressed his
regret at leaving Bulgaria. He declared
bA would never cease to take a profound
interest in Bulgarias future, and had no
deeper desire than that for Bulgaria's
happiness and prosperity. Toward this
end he had ever labored with his whole
heart.
THE NEXT RULER.
His earnest wish in the present juno
mre was that Bulgaria should choose
another Prince to rule over her who
SbOuld be devoted to the welfare of the
country.
Prince Alexander was expected to ar
rive at Limberg yesterday, where the dele
ton in Bulgaria and to invite him back to
assume the reins of government were
awaiting him.
Asaresult of the understanding reached
BY the adherents of Prince Alexander at
Sofia and Tirnova, a council of the re-
gency has been formed, consisting OF
Messieurs Stalbonkof, Glavessof and
NatchOvics. Col. Montkerotf has been ap-
pointed Commander-in-chief as long as
the state of siege lasts.
SUPPORTING THE PRINCE.
At mass meeting held at Slivna, Rou-
nelia, 1t was unanimously resolved to
support Prince Alexander. Copies of the
resolutions were forwarded to the foreign
Ministers at Bucharest.
meeting at KaZanlick, Roumelia,
sent telegram to the Car, begging him
to continue to extend his favor to Bulga-
ria. The Car, in answering, assured
them of his good will toward the Bulga-
rians if they would maintain order, and
in this task the Russian agents would
support them.
The reply of the Czar to the address
sent to him by the Zankoff government is
irigidly worded, although he promises to
protect Bulgaria.
The Porte has received replies from the
various powers to its circular announcing
Prince AleXander's deposition. With the
exception of Italy, the different govern
ments note the contents of the circular,
deserving all communication. The reply
Of Italy recognizes the Porte's right to
protest against the lllegality of Prince
Alexander's deposition.
The Russians refused to allow Prince
Alexander a saloon carriage or servants,
and only released him after Emperor
William had telegraphed to the Car on
the subject. Turkey is massing troops
@rr FLn Ds..Kx .1f 1f,s, nnsf
ctls are being held at Constantinople to
consider the situation.
DE GIERs' CIRCULAR.
BERLIN, Aug. 27.-M. de Giers, the
Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs,
zelsbad, Bohemia, where he is
staying, explaining Russia's con-
nectOn with the Bulgarian coup d.
eat NJ. de Giers declares that Russia
could never approve OF the circumstances
attending Prince AleXander's abdication.
"The Bulgarians who favored the deposit
tiOn OF Prince Alexander" NJ. de Giers
continues, undoubtedly followed their
natural feelings, thereby removing OBJ
stacles which disturbed close union of
the ulgarians-liberated by heavy and
unselhsh sacrifices-and their kindred,
t1e Russian people,"
CLAIMING ALL THE CREDIT.
The circular then contains the follow
Ing: "From the moment when, with gen.
une asTonishment, We LEANED how the
deposition was misunderstood, we in
stucted our agents in Bulgaria to exert
lnelr influence 10 secure rev versHl of what
mad happened and not leave trace Of
suspicion that Russia's action had any
influence III the affair. The Bulgarians,
,! their attitude in the deposition, mani
or NJ " Nofh hu
with their liberator, but by following our
Will In overthrowing the provisional gov
sIhment and recalling Prince Alexander,
In1ey have proved their deep devotion to
russia and have made the ties between
NuSsla and Bulgaria indissoluble.
REGARD FOR ORDER.
"Ihey have attained the highest degree
u loyalty, and have showed the highest
iegard for those principles of monarohial
ousr and stability of which Russia Is a
tOa'lant and resolute representative. This
- .le Key to the explanation OF the appar-
eSTlV conflicting events In Bulgaria.
Nhen we meet the German Chancellor
We snail explain these events, and we
sSai expect from the deep insight
VI nus friendly statesman that he
soH s"H thoroughly appreciate the sacri-
Ivy wv winch Russia recently made for Bull
rai sasa IN the interest of peace and to
bU'"lu lAe principles OF monarchy, and
aa ouaV ne Will give the powerful aid Of his
Tp1Gusel TO defnitively establish order in
il isussrla, with which the peace OF the East
'O closely connected. y
HINT TO ALEXANDER.
go " 1at Bulgaria did in moment OF un-
tftneouhg excitement has been repaired
.ulough Russian influence. Shall not
@nSevlers therefore, be now settled in a
er,at': legal, loyal form? | may even
G"s ".Hl am The nope that Prince Alexan-
"tL, "n0se high qualities we willingly
nvrno' leuge, who unnappily became the
ci"rtne1 ol Influences he was unable sulli-
fac,s toresist, will, from regard for the
aiios' iS' ana soberly judging the situ-
mn renew Of his own accord without
r., uuiIe, tae oath of Rbdication forced
tba sIu u'u under conditions which we were
revorass' s' 10 regret and the only ones to
frionde. we shall, acting in concert with
a fa5r powers, be enabled to restore, in
tween ana lust manner, the balance be-
land sat!ue tue coniiicting interests In the East
gar.o SSuIe our legitimate rights in Bull
able 70 Iou' lurther eventuaiitIes, and be
new er5 pace the peace Of Europe on "A
furtboru eohd basis and surround IL by
shin ,Sh'rony guarantees Of our friend
the Fnrani Emu lhe neighboring States as with
"Pean powers generally"
RUSSIAN CONSUL ATTACKED.
Consul Arrest, Aug. 2T.-The Russian
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