Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-15
EUROPE'S COMPLICATIONS
RUSSIA'S PLANS STILL HIDDEN
BY A CYNICAL SMILE.

PrOfuse Assurances that the Treaty of
Berlin viii be Held Inviolate-The
Gar Said to support Turkish De-
mand for a British Withdrawal from
Egypt.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 14.--Strong ef-
forts are being made to induce the Car
to send strong military force with Prince
DolgOrouki to Bulgaria. He is opposed
to the idea. The Novosti says: ''The Bull
garian army must be made a reliable
Russian vanguard and the Bulgarian for
eign policy must be Identical with that of
Russia"
The NOvoe Vremya urges the govern
ment not to lose minute in taking into
its own hands the restoration of order in
Bulgaria.
La journal de st. Petersburg says the
Bulgarian Nation al Assembly is assaied
by every intrigue. 1t should devote itself
to the permanent interests and the future
security of the country. The Assembly
has no authority to elect new Prince.
MAKE SHIFT CONFERENCE.
SEBAsToPoL, Sept. 1.-THE Russian
military admirers Of Prince Alexander
rejoice at his abdication, feeling con-
I
been murdered in a few weeks.
Russia will probably advocate make
shift conference at ConstantnOple, be-
cause she will not be prepared for war
before spring.
THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch from
| Vienna says there are rumors in dlplo-
| matte circles at the Austrian capital that
! the recent negotiations between the three
| Emperors resulted favorably, and that
! there are good prospects for an agreement
shortly between Russia. Germany and
Austria relative to common action in
| Bulgaria. In regard to the immediate
! future, The dispatch says it is stated that
Russia has yielded her plan of proceeding
| alone in Bulgaria and intends to treat the
whole question on the basis of the treaty
of Berlin and submit 1t to the considera-
tion OF Europe.
ARMS FOR MONTENEGRO.
| A Hamburg steamer laden with arms
and ammunition for Montenegro has ar
rived at Cattero.
ENGLAND's OFFICIAL INFORMATION,
In regard to Prince AleXanGer's abdi-
cation, the Under Foreign Secretary said
IN the House of Commons tonight that
the government possessed no official in
formation which would justify them in
stating that the Gar compelled the Prince
TO abdicate. He therefore could not make
similar assumption. The seizure aad
abduction of the Prince, be said,
were due to "a mutiny on the
| part OF the Bulgarian army At the same
| time the Under Secretary added, the gov
ernment, would decline to lay before the
| House the negotiations in progress rela-
! tive TO the Bulgarian crisis, for the rea-
son that publicity would serve no good
purpose, but, on the contrary, might do
harm. The regency of Bulgaria, he said.
was following the constitutional forms,
and all the parties in the country ap-
peared determined to cooperate for
peace.
NO FOREIGN OCCUPATION OF BULGARIA.
CONsTANTINOPLE, Sept. 14.-The pow-
ers replying to the Porte's protest against
any foreign occupation OF Bulgaria, de-
clare that there will be no foreign inter-
| vention in Bulgaria. Russia gives guar
antees to that effect.
SETTLING ALEXANDER's FINANCES.
SOFIA, Sept. 1.-The SObranje has
elected NJ. Givkoff President. 1t has also
appointed committees to draft reply to
the address OF the government, to devise
and submit measures relative to the state
| OF siege which the country is in, aud tor
a settlement OF Prince Alexander's prop
erty. The State will purchase all this
| property lot .33UU,UUU, retaining 1ZUU,UUU OF
| this sum to liquIdate the Princes indebt-
edness TO the National Bank. This year
the budget calls for 100000. The Porte
mas informed Bulgaria that Turkey ac-
cepts Prince AleXander's abdication and
promises to occupy Bulgaria so long as
the country is quiet and law and order
| are preserved therein.
| During the session of the Assembly yes
terday the President proposed to send a
| telegram to the Car congratulating him
upon the recurrence OF his fete day and
| thanking him Tor his protfer Of protection.
The idea was abandoned because a num-
! Der of deputies threatened, If such a dis
patch was sent, TO issue u manifesto hos
tile to the Czar.
TURco-RUssO ALLIANCE.
PARIS, Sept. 14.-La Republic Fran
caise states that the Sultan demands the
evacuation of Egypt by the English, and
that Russia supports the Turkish demand.
IMPERIAL ENHANCEMENT.
VIENNA, sept. 14.-An engrossing topic
| OF conversation here is the wording OF the
toast TO the Car proposed by Emperor
| Francis Joseph at the army officers ban
| uuet at the camp at Lumbien. The EN-
peror simply said: 81 drink to the health
years he has always used these words:
81 drink to the health of my friend and
august ally, the Gar" The difference
| in phraseology is taken to indicate that
! the alliance is ended. In diplomatic cir
| cles it is admitted that the tension be-
| tween Austria and Russia has increased.