New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
THE BULGARIAN CRISIS.
REAL MEANING OF TURKEYS EFFORTS Al
CANCELLATION.
rua "sICK MAN" A CATsPAw IN THE HANDS "
RUssIA-THE REGENCY's CANDIDATES fo"
THE VACANT THRONE.
FRY CABLE TO TIE TRrBuNE.l

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THE VACANT THRONE.
fry CABLE TO TIE TRrBuNEl
copvrioht. 1886 North American caoe "e"s " g
LONDON Oct. 24.-The Vienna correspondent -,
5hs UaiIy telegraph sends the following uisp"'o"
Tonight: ,o
"The Bulgarian Regency accompanied os '@re ~,
number deputies left Sophia yesterday lor LIT
nova, where the great Sobranje Will DC openea o.'
Sunday next. 1t is expected that as soon as ousi-
moss bcyins an ATTEMPT will be made by the Zanko-
visit Opposition to render all debate mposs'oie'
If their efforts are frustrated the election OF new
Prince viii take place at once. 1t appears that
deputation has left Sophia for St PetersDufS' III
order TO pave the way for q reconciliation out
shis step has been taken independently OF uehcia'
Eaulbars, who strongly disappoves IT,
The Regency has two candidates IN Wow.
1,ince Waldemar of Denmark and the Duke OF
Oldenburg, both of them Ieputed 10 pe III ia'o'
at St Petersburg. But there is no evidence 10
show that Russia thinks of either of them for the
bulgarian throne In Vienna it is considered BAD
policy for the Sobrane to elect Prince before The
bowers come to some understanding among them
selves as TO a nominee acceptable to them oil
II NAV very well happen that the Sobranle WOULD
elect a Prince to whom either Russia or some other
lower objects but the Regency is not disposed 70
wait until the Powers make up their minds on the
subject which does not seem likely 10 happeh ior
some time to come. Rumors current mere to-oaS
about the return of Prince Alexander to Bulgaria
are not believed. few days ago gentleman
who has been a good deal in Prince Alexanders )
company, informed me that His lilghness mas III
timated TO members of the Regency his m'ehuoh
of not accepting the throne even II offered nm oy
tho Sobranje Dismissing the theory of Prince
Alexan ler's return to Bulgaria as emlnentV I'M
macticable there is little prospect of reconcah
hpt
Russia
IN Neklindoff has supported reclamatons
made by General Kaulbars from Rustchuk con-
cerning the alleged excesscs on the part OF The
local authorities during the electoral campaign
and the Minister of Foreign Affairs has replied by
inviting General Kaulbars TO specify when where
an h. whom the cxcesscs complained Of were com
mitted as he confines himself to vague and gen
eral statement
u...uan lacha. the Turkish Commissioners has
expressed his regret to the Government that The
opening Of the SobranJe should not have been
FASHIONED but at the same time has said that he
would not abandon his mission of conclliatlon
Now. ACCORDING 10 absolutely trustworthy informa-
tion IN nv possession Gadban l'acha, or those who
sent him. have very singular ideas OF what he calls
conciaton. Since his return 10 sophia he has
sinyle step the latter has taken. L can TosluvcY
affirm that in doinr so Gadban Zach Is only act
in i'm strict accordance with his lnStruCtl(n which
NAV be thus summed up: In cstlaincd COO era
ton with the Cars repT sentative. his is Tor
tire moment by far the most serious feature In the
Bulgarian crisis Tie unaccOuntable rapproche-
men, Of the IOrie with RusSia will have u he
thoroughly sftcd when sir vii iall White arrives
at CCnstantinoplc The new English ambassador
is beloved 10 have had n mission to Kin, Mi an
st \sch AMI VI Nel;hndof is naturally making
hav WhIR sins and takin' ad' anita
OF the short time hc has left hefO Sir vii Jams
al IL order 10 tr Tia" Porte in int action
with Russia Ii iS c\ en- Suppose tO fe On ieavOr
in tO bnng about sore cnt ntc between Turkey
anu France and his own Governm, nj in view of
han,pein, Finland in Egypt Nj. Ncxliniof is
rlaying prrtt, much the same part at Constant
n No as did General Ipnatier, whose pupil he was
and whose diplomatic tIadltionS hc is obsclN ing
TO thc letter
'The Neue rreie Presse of Vienna, saws: For
saken and in desnair the Porte more seeks the
de'u i've pro- ectiou of Russia. Nv this means it
hopes perhaps to Law hands again on Eas ern
EumelIa. That wOnl not fit in with Russ an
plans and il appears that PanslavIsts, who are
otherwise in favor of violent meaSuIeS are opposed
10 the occuDatiOn Of Bulgaria by Russian troons
because thev apDrehend that the Turks might
enter Eastern Rumelia and qnierly occuDv the
Balkan passes Whatever the Russian Ambassador
mlv bav" PROMISED the Gar will not act up 10 it,
Russia is using rurkev like chess player is using
vers'rv attention from other pieces and ls sac
rlticed when the main object is attained. Turkey
has never been so iadvised as she Is at present by
allowing herself 70 be taken in by Russia
" Ii rs lnn)uuced from IT. Petersburg that the
Ameer ~ Bokhara has authorized the TRANSPORT of
Ruas'N- troops hom rurkestan TO Merv through
Bokhsran territory"