Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-23
A RUSSO-GERMAN CLASH.
RUSSIA READY no EXHAUST
HER LAST BLOOD.

The Independence orthe Great Eastern
Empire WouId Bo Fought for to the
Death if Necessary-Warlike Talk auR
Plans at ST. Petersburg-Count KaiI
noky Again Heard From.
PEsTH, Nov. 22.-Tbe Budget Commit
tee OF the Austrian Delegation, In making
Its report on the foreign estimates, alludes
to what it calls "the universal dIsapx
proval of Gen. Kaulbars' arbitrary inter@
ference compared with the wise and mods
crate attitude Of the Bulgarians." ReI
ierring to the speeches made by Emperor
Francis Joseph and Count Kalnoky, the
committee declares that "Austrians aga
ever ready to make any sacrifice when
the honor OF the monarchy has to be dee
| Tended, but are grateful that they enjoy
the blessings OF peace" The COMMITTEES
further says it reJoices over Couns
halnoky's statement that in foreign
aflairs the confidence which Austria eus
JOYS is fortified by the clear and unselfish
police or the government, and that 1t is
rateful that Austria's relations with
Germany have been siren gthened without
affecting her friendly relations with Russ
sla. Allusion is made to the accord and
identity OF interests between England and
reference Is made to the fact that Austria
expects TO reach an understanding with
Italy, which will prove mutually advan4
rageous and in the interest of peace. Tn@
committee applauds and approves Count
Kalnoky's efforts 10 amicably settle tha
questions pending with Russia, and hopes
tney may succeed, and expresses conti-j
dence that Count haluoky will properlE
safeguard the interests OF the monarchys
THE EFFECT OF THE RUPTURE.
vienna, Nov. 22.-Austran diplomatic
and officials believe that the rupture bod
tween Russia and Bulgaria will facilitata
the solution OF the crisis in the Balkausl
1t is thought that the powers will dIssp@
prove OF any precipitate action respecting
the proposed election of Prince Nicholaa
OF Min2relia to the Bulgarian thr0ne4
All the Russian steamers on the DanubN
have been ordered TO proceed to Odessa.
wARLIKE PLANS.
The Tagblatt has dispatch from SCI
Petersburg saying: ''rhe Gar and Tho
| court will go on Nov. u to Moscow
where the Czar will make an important
! announcement. Baron de Staal anX
Prince L0bapotl, tho Russian A mbassa&
doris to Englan and Austria respectiyeiys
| have been summoned to st. PeteTsburgg
The Czar has ordered the formation of 4
| volunteer corps OF infantry, cavalry and
| artillery worthy OF being entrusted with
difficult and dangerous missions in war<
| are"
GERMANY's FOREIGN POLICY.
BERLIN, Nov. 22-rhe National savs
! that in the speech from the th-one on tbd
| opening OF the Reichstag important decd
laratiOns will be made with reference tos
Geimany's foreign policy Prince BisI
marck will return to Berlin TO take am
active part In the debales. The revenua
from German customs continues to de-,
crease. The receipts in October. 1856
were 1850, 900 marks less thar In October,
1885.
TO LEAVE SOPHIA.
SOPHIA, Nov. 22.-M. karayeloff and
NJ. ZankOf will soon leave sophia. Then
have already obtained Russian passports.l
KAULBARs AT srAMBoUL.
CoNsTANTINoPLE,No Nov. 22.--Gen. Kaul.
bars mas arrived at STAN boul and Will res
main :here some days.
RUs3o-GERMAN WAR.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Nov. 22.-The Novoa
Vremya, commenting upon rumors that q
war between Germany and Russia is I'M
pending, saws: ''If there Is one thing
upon which Russia will rejoice 10 exhaust
her last blood. IL is 10 uphold her inde&
pendence against the Germans."
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA.
IEsTH, Nov. 22.--The Hungarian
Budget Committee has adopted the pro-
posed credit for the occupation OF Bosnia
and Herzegovina.