The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-09-06
LATEST NEWS.
The Bulgarian FiascO-Prince Alex
ander TO be Returned TO HIS
Throne.


LoNDoS, August 27th.-England has sug
gested 10 the Powers that it would be uu
wise To infiict further injury upon Prime
Alexander by indorsing the conspiracy o
any of the acts of the evildoers at Sophia
/ pointing out that Alexander has showr
/ himself 70 be in accord with vast major
I ity Of his subjects, and therefore it woule
be not only unfair, but highly impolitic OF
/ the part OF the Powers To interfere with his
/ reinstatement. In this the Powers &C
/ guessed and unless Alexander has strong
/ personal objections to again rule over the
Bulgarians he will make his triumphal
entry into Sophia next week.
Although the Bulgarian revolutionists
have been for a moment snuffed out,
the reserves have been called out Mill
tary activity is mercenary, and the fresh
developments of Russia plans, necessjtat-
ing armed Intervention, are believed to be
imminent. The loyalist uprising in East
ern Roumelia, as we'll as in Bulgaria, has
completely disconnected Russian diplom-
acy. The Government was misled by the
reports OF its agents, who represented that
an overwhelming majority OF the troops
would declare for Russia soon as the
Prince was depoSed. NJ. De Giers attrib-
utes the whole affair to irresponsible en-
thusiasts, who thought they had a sacred
mission to put stop To the Princes mill
tary plans.
The reply of the Car to the address sent
to him by the Zankoff Government is
frigidly worded, although he promises to
protect Bulgaria The Porte has received
announcing Prince Alexander deposition
With the exception of Italy, the different
Governments merely note the contents of
the circular, reserving all Interior commun-
ications. The reply of Italy, in addition,
recognizes the Porte's right to protest
against the illegality of Prince Alexander's
deposition.
LEMBERG, August 27th.-Prince Alex
ander arrived here at o'clock this after
noon. He was received at the railway
depot by Court Marshal Risdel and Court
Chaplain Koch. The Prince on appearing
at the window of the railway carriage was
given an ovation by thousands of Ger
mans and Poles. On alighting, the Prince
was presented with a bouquet by little
girl. The Prince kissed the child amid
enthusiastic cheering Inc crown escorted
the Prince to a carriage, where a journalist
delivered short address of welcome, con-
Guiding with the words, Punish the
traitors" Then the people escorted him
to his hotel. The town is brilliantly illu- !
minated to-day. Alexander will proceed |
to Breslau tomorrow.
FRAzENsBAD, August Embellishments |
and De Giers met to-day and conferred for |
an hour and a half. The meeting was en-
tirely diplomatic in nature. subsequently |
De Giers was Bismarcks guest at lunch. |
The Chancellor has started for Berlin.
BERLIN, August 27th.-Prnce Bismarck |
had repeated interviews to-day with A. De !
Giers at Frazensbad, and afterward started |
for Berlin. Count Kalnoky has not yet |
arrived at Frazensbad.
France and the Vatican.
PARIS, August 27th.-The recall of the |
French ambassador at the Vatican is re-
garded here as the first step towards the |
disestablishmcnt and disendowment of the |
Church in France, which it is thought will |
be the result of the Pope's refusal to recede !