New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
PRINCE ALEXANDER SAFE.
FROM REM HE GOES TO DARMsTADT.

RUSSIAN COMPLAINTS AGAINST ENGLISH NEWS
PAPERs--TBE PRINCE PRISONER AMONG BOYS.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-Prince Alexander has ar
rived at Darmstad He crossed the Russian nter at
wootchska- Soon after he crossed the frontier the
British Foreign Office informed OF his safety and
freedom The official dispatches stated that after being
conveyed out OF Bulgaria the Prince set free al
Reni Conflicting rumors continued to be published In
this city, however. Adispatch from REM, Bessaraba,
stated had ordered the Prince be taken
TO Kissene II he refused TO accept his dethronemsnt
as an accomplished fact Another from Vienna was
that the Car had permitted Alexander to 20 to Ger
many byway OF odessa 1t was declared that tho Rus
slams at REM treated the Prince and his brother with
indignity, refusing to allow even servant to ac-
company Alexander, and saying "Your brother will
wait on you"
The Russian Charge AfaIrcs had an interview with
the Foreign Secretary to-day He protested against the
insulting language OF the English press, and reafrmed
that the Gar had no knowledge OF the Bulgarian con.
spiracy. This confirmed by dispatch from Berlin
to the effect that the Russian Government denied COM
pcity in the coup detdt and another from st. Peters
burg that upon hearing of the arrival at Rent of the
yacht bearing Prince Alexander the Gar personally
dered that the Prince be landed and allowed to whore
he pleased The Vienna Fremdenblau published Off
cia denial that Austria prvy to the Zankof con-
spiracy.
The yacht which conveyed Alexander to REM re-
turned to in charge OF the mate the captain
mostly OF lads from the Sophia Military School. A dis
patch from Sophia states that single regiment OF
troops, with the assistance OF a number OF military
cadets, deposed Prince Alexander. Before go,
ing to the palace the revolutionists arrested
the commander of Prince Alexandra reg-
ment. which at slivnitza. Tho Provisional
Government. seeing that the popnlace were VIC
ently loyal 10 the Prince. resigned office ana liberated
the commander who at once brought his regiment from
Svntza and dsarmed the regiment which had assisted
in deposing the Prince. After this the commander
placed under arrest the political leaders who had man
aged the coup d'etG.
The Powers have recognized the Government formed
by VI. KaraveOf, with him a Premier; NJ. Storloh az
Foreign Minister: NJ Panof, Minister OF War; and
NJ Gueshof, as Minister OF Finance. The Provisional
Government assured the Porte that the movement
In favor Of Prince Alexander s not inmica TO Turkey,
and has asked the Porte to reopen the railway between
COnstantinople and Phillppopos
The towns Bulgaria decked with flags and there
is general rejoicing at the overthrow Of the revolution
ists.
When Prince Alexander received the OF the sue
OF his friends he deeply moved. He teegraphed
to his father that he would visit Damstadt anyhow be-
fore returning to Bulgaria.
The newspaper GrdShdanin, St. Petersburg says that
Prince DolgOrouk will go to Bulgaria TO Inquire on the
spot into the recents events there The same paper
says that IL is Intended shortly send numerous Rus
officers 10 Bulgaria. including General stolypn.
who to be appointed to the chel command OF the Bu
garian