New-York tribune., 1886-11-12
WALDEMAR UNDECIDED.
sALIsBuRYs NAME CHEERED IN SOPHIA
HIS SPEECH ENCOURAGES THE BuLGARiANs-IhE
ELECTION PROBABLY FRUITLEss-oPPosED
TO NICHOLAS OF MINGRELIA
--AUsTRIA's ATTITUDE.
rBY CABLE To THE TRIBUSH.l

Copyright. 1856, North american taeIs Net0' Co.
LONDON Nov 1.-THE Vienna correspond, III
Of "The Daily Telegraph sent TINS dlspa'ch 10
night Russia refuses to take cognlzancc OF
Prince Waldemars election. having obviously as
certaned some time ago that the Prince himself
was not disposed TO accept the Bulgarian throne
The Russian Government has informally intlmatcd
10 the Powers that it would be ready to support
fbc candidature of the Prince of Mingrclla, and
there is reason TO believe that it would encOuntcf
no serious opposition anywhere except in BULGARIA
Hitherto the Bulgarians have declared that they
would not accept prince inferior IN positlOh 10
their late ruler. Those among them VINO were
aware that Russia intended 10 put forward lrlnce
Nicholas of Mingrelis regarded II as Illumination
for their country and declared that he would never
be accented but even the most energetic not
excepting NJ Stambulon showed siens OF losing
courage at yesterdays sitting of the Sobianle
uhey went so far as to say that there was no
alternative save submission TO Russia.
ain the conse of the day. however. they de
rived some comfort from Lord Salisbuly's speech
AS soon as the speech was made known at Sophia
thee was popular manifestation III front ol The
British consulate. IN immense crowd assembled
there amid cries OF Lon, live England Ilurrah
for Queen Victoria hur all for Lord Salisbury
They aiteNvard r. aired TO the Russian consulate
where cries were raised of Down with kaulbGs :
down with Nekludonr The Russian Consul sent
out his scrNa ants TO drive away the crowd. which
then dispersed singing the bulgarian national
anthem.
speech delivered On Saturday, lad not reached
Sophia Monday afternoon. EVc.y pecautlon
appears To have been taken to de.ay its tiTnsniis
sion presumably list it should encourage tie so
brane 10 exhibit little national splilt.
"lntelhson has been received at Odessa that in
his dispatches TO It Petersburg General kaulbas
has advocated violent measures lie has coun'c.ed
the bombardment of Naifa. being or the 0pnOn
that this is the only means OF SAVING huSslas
prestige in Bulgaria. He alleges that the Ke9ency
Is spieading the report that Russia dacs not move
end is powcrless The an,wcr is represented to
have been that for the present such measures
would not be eXpedicnt and that what Russia
wanted was the resignation alike OF inc REGENCY
md Of the Ministers, the trans er Of the army 10
the command Of Russian officers. and new elections
for the Sobianc. Everybody here hoIes. with
Lord Salisbury. that peace will be maintained but
rs vet there is little more than pc 10 90 ulOn
"On Saturday Count kainokv wiz be questioned
by the Budget Committee of the hungarian dele
cation and win be called upon to make an eX
llanatoIy statement ON Austllas Eastern pohcy'
hear on good authority that the Minister OF For
rgn Affairs will speak with more hrlnness than
might he expected from the reserve he las mani
fSted up to the present time. Russia's recent pro
ceedncs have produced consider able irritation III
the highest quarters. ami on saturday Count Nal
nOl<y viii state what detc mnatlOn has been
taken by the Emperor Of Austria lie VIII give IT
clearly to be understood how far his master Is dis
pOcl TO tolerate the further interference Of Russia
In Bugaiian affairs. Count kalnoky VIII leave
no doubt in the MIN of tic Hungarian delegates
ns 10 the consequences which the wise sOVc.ci- n
of the Empire has resolved Shall follow a Russian
occupation: 49,.
The report that the Powers hal invited the Cabinet
Of st Petersburg to state the ends OF Russian
policy in Bulgaria but II is added that no time
has been lost and that legitimate AMI psolutc in
terNcntiOn of the IOWeis Will come soon enough
10 prevent any settlement opposed TO tie treaties
and 10 European interests