New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-10
A ALEXANDER IN AUSTRIA,
GREETED WITH CHEERS BY HUNGARIANs.
EXPECTING TO RETURN TO BULGARIA-THE RUS
SLAMS STILL UNsATIsFIED

EArhCHNI 10 RETURN TO BULGARIA-THE RUS
SLAMS STILL UNsATIsFIED.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-Prince Alexander, M
stamouloh NJ karavelof, and nearly all the Bulg
ministers arrived at Turn Severin this morning In
yacht. Rumanian troops received the Prince at the
landing ana lined the route along which he passed to
the railway station Alexander took leave OF his min
listers and officers at Turn seyerin The train bearing
Prince Alexander made brief stop Pesh, Hungary.
An immense crowd had gathered at the Hallway station
awaiting IBIS arrival Many men bers of the Hungarian
nobility we're present The students OF the university
carrying banners marched to the station body Tho
Prince was hailed with enthusiasm.
Prince Alexander was greeted in Vienna by General
Lehne, who represented Prince Alexander OF Hesse
OF people the Prince ovation both on his
arrival and on his departure.
Yesterday, whom Prince Alexander arrived at LON
Paatka on his way out of Bulgaria. the
cred with triumphal arches. Everything was done to
make the Prince feel that the popuaoe wished to 10 ok
upon his departure transient The vice. president OF
the Assembly, In his farewell address 10 the Prince said
the Bugarians would forget that they owed him
everything they had secured q united Nation and
that they would continue to consider him their ruler.
though he departed and they hoped his speedy re-
turn The Prince replied, that he happy when Bull
garans content He woud he ever ready to assist
Bulgaria when she might be in need hope to see you
oil again., he said 10 conclusion. The school chill
dren OF LON Palaka strewed Prince Alexanders path
through the city with flo wers
The O6aetaI Gazett> lSOphal yesterday evening pub
lished Decree gned BIZ the Prince closing military
cadets school and aboshing its banner and directing
that the Frat Regiment OF Artillery and the Second
hronnsky Infantry Regiment be reorganzed he latter
regiment to he deprived OF its coors Of tho
share it took In the coup d'etat.
In its note to the Powers protesting against any foreign
occupation OF Bulgaria. the Porte refers represent
ations OF NJ stambulo and NJ RadoslavOn made 10 the
Ottoman Commissioner at Sophia, with the object Of
1ax
from the uzcran court and the Powers that there would
be no foreign occupat OF Bulgaria. any interer
with Bulgarian independence whose safe guarding
guaranteed by treaties. The Porte says
to Aexanders departure fromBulgsra and has informed
tie Bulgarian Government that there will inter-
ventiOn so long its legality is maintained and Bull
garia fuhs her duties toward her suzerain ana
the Powers to consider favoraby the step the Bulgaria
Government has taken because 1t Important TO ter
minate the abnorma situation In Bulgaria and Eastern
cIared that sue had no intention to intervene In Bull
Rarta If Prince Alexander eft the country In concn-
pos ble in order to enable Turkey to give the Bulgarian
Government the assurance equired.
that the present Regency and Ministry OF Bulgaria
tain clemens OF fresh complications: The AoCoe
sndes reelection to the Bulgarian throne Will be played
by the so9ranje; Al the other s. Petersburg ne~spa-
garia final
lie Mahn Paris declares that Bulgaria will not have
Prince in the futures that Russian General will com
mand the Bulgarian t,ocps that the regency Will be
only a senDaDce OF independent government
The Earl OF Iddeslegh, Foreign Minister, stated the
House OF Lords this afternoon ta the Government had
advices to tue effect that Prince Alexander, having
satisfied himself that IL be impossible TO
mautan his position ruler OF Bulgaria. had consent
ed a regency. - His manner OF leaving Bulgaria."
added Lord Iddeslegh, "was dienfed and worthy OF
his reputation" In regard TO the future OF Bulgaria
the Earl said the could say nothing except
that all engagements must be made in accordance
with the Treaty of Berlin.
J. Ferguson Under Foreign Secretary, replying to
questions for the Government stated the House OF
Commons this evening that the Government had no
TO believe that tho action OF Bulgaria
Power would be inconsistent with treaty engagements.
He declined 10 be more explicit In his statement.