New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30
RUSSIA READY TO ACT.
THE oRJECT OF KAuLBARs's MISSION.
.Srw AND FORMIDABLE CONSPIRACY GROWN ooI
OF THE JOURNEY TO soPHiA-PREfARiNG sh'fs



.Nrw AND FORMIDABLE CONSPIRACY GROWN ooI
or THE JOURNEY 10 sOPHiA-PREPARiNG shifs
AT ODESSA.
tRY CABLE TO THE TRBUNEI
r,pvrfont, 1886 North American cable Se'os CO.
I,oypoy. Oct 2a-The Vienna correspondent
of Ihs Daily Telegraph teegraphs tonight:
have received the following information from
Gophia: Confidential instructions have oeeh se"'
TO the Local au hort.es in all towns ana distrio'
centres ordering them to take every pFecaution
with view of frustrating any attempt 10 disturb
ORDER and to keep close watch on Gil SUSPICIOUS
PERSONS within the sphere Of their jurisdiction.
'rbsv are to exercise special vigilance with regard
70 troops and to see that sedltous papers are not
d,s,r;,nted among the soldiers The fact Is that
the Government is on the track of fresh con-
s,iracv There is movement on foot which they
barllv kno, how to couuteract, as 1t is clear that
Russian gunboats have been sent to support 1t.
Intelligence in the possession OF the government
furnishes substantial evidence that some people
have been in too great hurry to describe Oeherai
K.uibars,s provincial tour Gasco. II was moth
ing of the sort. General Kaulbarss OBJECT was not
IN Lara1gue the people in the towns he visited. out
20 make arrangements with the Russian agents
there for upsetting the present Governmeht aho
replacng it by an administration composed Oh ~
Zapkoa and his followers. He returned from
,onIney The landing of Russian troops al "rna
and maybe at other ports WILL provoke dis-
turbances. BY deciding to proclaim a state oi
,ce at Sopbla and in the surrounding district the
Government manifests its inteution OF deailns
snmmarly with promoters of disorder ou' 'na'
will, on.y be pretext for Russian intervention
which is ros looked forward to AS certain.
aYesteraay General Kaulbars addressed another
note TO the Bulgarian Government, protesting
against the proclamation OF the state oI shso M
Government replied that In presence OF tue leNou
tionary intrigurs now being carried on, they couu
moi secure order and tranquility by ordinary meahs
H. il worthy of note that the protest OF uenerai
K.nlh,rs was supported nv Gadban Pacha, and NJ
karavelon. The commander oil one OF 'he RUSSIAN
puuboats stationed at Narna has lniorihel UeheIaI
Kan bars hy telegraph that he has certain huuoer
of men on board ready TO land in orier 10 project
the Russian subjects IN case OF nee". All 'no
Powers have received due lntmat,on OF .he meas ~
nres empated by Russia for the alleged purpose
of nrotecting Russian residents in Bulgaria, but
tidng, received from different direct'ons 'ender IL
impr1babe that Russia will conhne herself TO me
atens she has officially announced. Advices from
Ibraa of Tuesdays date state that Irep'ratons on
large scale are being hast made IN the oouln OIL
Russia and particularly in o essa. for the hnns-
,ort of troops Ships belonging To the BLACK sea
het have received orders to take IN stock OF pro-
visions
sYesterlay's issue of the Bugar,n national
,rgan the UtsOrssimd, advocated a ievee en- mass
TO oppose the e,entui Russian occupation Many
partisans of the pres Mt Government are leaving
the country. In vienna, al all events iu uo'e'n
II ent circles it is not expected that Russia WI,
occupy bulgaria: but then the landing OF small
contingent at Varua would not be regarded as a
formal military Intervention. In Hungary tne
feeling of apprehension which preceded NJ. ilszas =
speech has subsided. ye terday: however, Dr
Max Falk, a prominent member OF the delegations
and editor of the Psthd LlOyf. IN addressing MS
constituents referred to the situation in Bulgaria
in the iollOwng terms
We must under no circumstances consent to a
division of what is called the sphere of interests III
the East BET ween ourselves and Rnssla; hrst, De-
cause, when Russia had got a firm footing III the
territory which, in virtue of such division, would
be allotted to her, she would soon devote her entI
energies 10 driv ng Us ont OF the portion held by
us: second. because RumanIa wonid fall within
Rns,a's sphere of interests Neither must we
allow Russia TO impose her Will on Bulgaria oy
armed force Russa's proceedings so far have
hem aitoSetber nnustifiable. and if European
diplomacy had been moro courageous and united,
they would not have been tolerated. III we nave
hitherto shown reserve, il was because we we're
ie,irous for the maintenance of peace. Still there
is q limit where the reserve will cease. J"