Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-13
ALL LEFT WITH AUSTRIA
WALDEMAR'S FATHER REFUSES
TO LET HIM ACCEPT.

Prince Nicholas of MingreIia Reported
Extremeiy Unpopular in Francis
JOseph's Realm But Acceptable to
the Other Powers - Russian Papers
Hoping for r Pacific Tone In Vienna.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-It ia officially an
nounced that the statement that Lord
lddesleigh and Baron de.Staal quarreled
at their last meeting is absolutely untrue.
On the contrary, the interview was very
cordial.
The Foreign Office also discredits the
report published by the st. James Gazette
that Baron de Staal would take a pro-
longed leave of absence. Officials say
this report emanated from Paris.
The NovOe Vremya. of st. Petersburg,
to-day said: England demands for At
ghanistan large strip OF territory to
which the Ameer can have no pretenslon.
1t is apparent that England's reason for
this demand is desire 10 keep the bound
ary question open"
An Egyptian man-of-war has DESTROYED
ships belonging to Massowah traders en-
gagged In supplying corn to the SCUBA nese
rebels, and has detained the crew. The
Italian Governor of Massowah has de-
manded the release of the crews on the
ground that they are Italian subjects.
A member of the Bulgarian Ministry
bas written TO friend saying that the
Regency IS enchanted and must soon sur
render to Gen. Kaulbars, and that the lat
ter will have fine opportunity for plots
when the people become disheartened at
Russia's refusal to accept Prince W Walde-
mar.
PRINCE NICHOLAS ACCEPTABILITY.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. I2.-The Ger
man st. Petersburg Gazette says that the
Prince of Mingrelia ls the only possible
Russian candidate for the Bulgarian
throne, and thinks his selection would be
sure to be approved by the other powers.
The same paper says: at will be some
time before quiet is restored in Bull
garia sufficiently to render the election of
prince possible under conditions which
Russia would recognize as legal"
La Journal de St. Petersburg says the
Marquis of Salisbury's speecn at the
Lord Mayors banquet makes Austria re-
spODsjble for the maintenance of peace ia
the East. 1t adds: emperor Francis
Joseph's speech to the delegations in
Buda Pesth testified that he was CON-
sciOus OF the responsibility created by the
Marquis Of Salisbury making British
policy dependent upon that of Austria
with regard to affairs in the East. 1t
may be hoped that the warlike note
sounded in the Guildhall will be lost IN the
eminently pacific note struck at Buda
Pesth."
NICHOLAS UNPOPULAR IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Nov. 12.-It Is semi-officially
stated that the Prince of Mingrelia is
looked upon with general disfavor
throughout Austria a. a candidate for the
Bulgarian throne.
NABUKoFF's DISPOSITION.
SOPHIA, Nov. 12.-When Capt. Nabu-
koff, the Russian who led the BOurgas re-
volt, has been formally sentencedto death,
he will be transferred to the custody of
Gen. Kaubars.
wALDEMAR CANNOT ACCEPT.
The King of Denmark, on behalf OF bis
son Prince Waldemar, has sent a teIe-
gram TO Tirnova expressing thanks for
the honor conferred upon his son, but de-
cllnIng upon any condition to allow him
TO accept the throne. II is, therefore,
needless to send a deputation to Cannes
to meet Prince Waldemar.
1t is reported here that Gen. Kaulbars,
acting for the Russian government, has
entered protest against the election of
Prince Wa1demar as ruler of Bulgaria on
the ground that it is Illegal.
ENGLAND's EGYPTIAN PROPOSALS.
BERLIN, Nov. IA note has been re-
ceived from Lord lddesleigh, the British
Foreign Secretary, asking Germany's as
sent to a revision OF "the regime capitula-
lation" Of Egypt, in order to subject the
foreign press to the laws of Egypt and
to withdraw foreigners charged with
criminal offenses from consular jurisdic-
ton and submit them to mixed tribunals.
The note also proposes reforms in the
financial administration OF Egypt. The
proposals are supported by the Porte. 1t
is expected that Prince Bismarck will
acquiesce.