Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-04

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Esssis xfyees.
On August 30fh Prince Alexander
sent tie following telegram to the Gar
through the Russian Consul at Rust
ehuk:
"sir,-Hsying resssuned the gov
srrnent Of Bulgsrii. l venture 10 Offer
TO your Imperial Majesty my most re
spectful thanks for the action OF your
Consulate At Rustchuk. whose Official
presence Of my reception showed to
Balgtrians that Russia did not approve
Of revolution or acts directed At
ny person. I also thank your
Imperial Majesty for dispstching
Prince Dolgorouki as Envoy Extra
ordinary to Bulgaria Ny first act
on resuning power is to assure your
Majesty Of my firm intention to make
every sacrifice to forward your Majes-
tvs ntgnanimous intention TO extricate
Bulgaria from the grave crisis through
which shs is passing. | beg OF your
Majesty that you viii authorize Prince
Dolgorouki TO place himself IN direct
communication with myself Is speedily
as possible. ! shall be happy TO give
your Majesty decided proofs Of nv IN
sltefslle devotion to yonr august per-
son. Muasrchieal principles compelled
ne 10 restore the legality Of ny crown
IN Bulgaria and Roumelia. Russia
having given me ny crown. it is into
The hands Of Russis's sovereign / an
ready TO tender it,
The Car replied to Prince AlexAn-
der as follows: ~ cannot approve OF
your return to Bulgaria, foreseeing
from i: sinister consequences for the
country already so sorely tired. The
mission Of Prince Dolgorouki has be-
come iDexpedient. shall abstain so
long as your Highness remains in Bal
garis from any Intervention in the sad
condition TO which the country is re-
duced. Your Highness must decide
your own course. ! reserve to myself
10 Judge what ny fathers vensrsted
memory, The interests Of Russia, and
the peace of the East require Of me-"
THE CARS MENACING ATTITUDE.
A Paris SPECIAL says; The Publics-
ton Of the correspondence between the
Gar and Prince Alexander has created
q gYea. sensation in political circles
here. The Cars nsnscing reply to
the Princes submissive episte is re-
ssrded BY diplomats as insuring Alex
snder's abdication and RussiA's occu-
patton Of Bulgaria. 1t is feared that
war will ensue unless Bismarck inter-
ytDes.
Gen. P. Vannorski, Minister Of War,
has returned to St. Petersburg. The
Noroe Tremyd says that Russia must
either occupy Bulgaria and suppress
the anarchy prevailing therein and re-
store order. or leave the country 10
anarchy for Al indefinite period. Rus
siA's dignity could never admit 4 COM
promise ss possible.
FFFFCT OF THE CARS HOSTILITY.
by AnElo-AmercAn cable TO the Dispatca-l
PARIS, September 3.-Telegrams re-
oeived from Sofa state that the Cars
reply to Prince Alexander's letter has
procsced profound impression
throughout Bulgaria. Dispatches say
the Cars proclaimed hostility has
p,rslyzed The movement in favor Of
Prince Alexander's return TO the
throne and encouraged the Revolution
lists. 1t is further stated that Prince
Ale1aDder's sbdicaiion is believed to be
imminent.
ALExANDEH's RECEPTION.
PHILIPPoPoLIs, September g.
Prince Alexander, when be arrived
here yesterday On his way to Sofa,
Was received BY all the resident foreign
Copsuls except the Russian. The
Princes entry to the city was pro-
claimed by q salute Of l0l guns. ns
Was met BY q great concourss Of pep
pie headed BY 9 number Of bands
nassed under q single leader. The
bands welcomed him by playing the
national anthem, the people cheering
enthusiastically. The Princes return
WAS then celebrated BY 8 Te Denm
service in tie Cathedral. Prince Alex
spder departed hence for Sofa last eve
nirg.
Stambulof, the head Of the loyal
provisional Government which was
SET up st TirDoys, declares that cidl
war IN Bulgaria would be the only pos
sible pretext for the Intervention Of
Russia. and that the restored Govern
nent Of Prince Alexander will do its
utmost to concilihte the Car and effect
reconciliation between him and Prince
Alexander.
THK STANDARD " ON PRINCE AL
EXANDER.
LONDON, September 3.-The Stand
ard says: Prince Alexander has CON-
mitted 3 serious blunder and the only
unworthy oct with which be can be re-
preached. Ii is carrying the comedy
Of courtly Discrimination too far to pre-
tend that the Gar did not approve Of
his deposition. England has done her
best TO promote peace in the Balkans.
II she fails Austria and Germany will
either suffer 4 grave injury or make
heavy sacrifices. They may yet rue
the day they abandoned Alexander TO
curry favor with the Gar.
ALEXANDER AND THE CoSsPIRA-
TORS.
LONDON, September 3.-Prince Alex
snder has promised King Milan to send
q diplomatic agent to Servia. Colonel
Muikurof is treating with the rebel
officers for their submission, and the |
negotiations will probably be Success
fnl. II is stated that Russia has inter-
vsned for the lives Of the conspirstors.
and that Prince Alexander has decided
TO be lenient toward them.
ATIENPT on ALEXANDER LIFE.
LONDON, September Am attempt |
was made 10 wreck the train which Was |
conveying Prince Alexander 70 Sofa.
When near PhillippOpolis the engineer
discovered an obstruction on the track /
and brought the train to stand-still. |
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