New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-27
A WARLIKE OUTLOOK.
puss1AN OCCUPATION OF BULGARIA I'M
MINENT.
THE GOVERNMENT STANDING FIRM IN Thhi" DA
TERMINATION TO CHOOSE APRiNck Mli"
OUT CONSULTING THE CONVENIENCE
OF THE POWERS.


OF THE POWERS
inv cIpr To THE tribune
copvriont; 1886 North American Cao~ w. "a
JnSpoS Oct. 26.-rne Vienna co'Icspo""
The Dali, Telegraph says to-nignt; .. +,vo
1T is authentcaly stated 'o-daS '"a'
crn.boats belonging to the Russian Navy n"'
Soon cont to yarna at the request of the reslden'
Cousuls in Bulgaria II would not DC s"rp''e','7
n these two vessels were to move up 'lie h''nu"'
and to land troors en- the Bulgarian bank OF tic
r;vor In any case we are on the eve OF Wha'
cron,ises Ia be a most serious lhasc IN the bulgarian
crisis The meeting of the SObranJe Is IRE o'apls
fixed for tomorrow. The Government are u's
posed TO make certain conccssl rs, but tiey VIII
not put off the opening of the llInoVa Assembly
They will probably 60 so far Us 10 hN Ho "i. M
Eastern Rumclian deputies not 10 Vo1e anu y
pnly the Powers could make up ther minus "
nominate a can lidatc for the throne The bul-aii'h
Ministers would only be too glad 10 pronio'c lid
election bv the Sobran'e, but in the absence OF
union ON that point among the Powers thchiseNes
,he Government of the piincipality see nothing TO
mo Gained by delay. They have been once more
Informed by General Kaulbals that Russia holds
sbe uescnt Sobianie to be Illegal. and Will not
recognize anv of its decisions. The RUSSIAN
Rllrarian conflict is therefore about 10 become
acute Tie Sobranjc will certainly eject iIlh c.
and il is possible that tie choice OF tie majority
will fau upon Prince Wademar OF Denmark. but
he is not likely to accept the SITUATION Ii he
were 10 become Prince of Bulsal Ia he might al n
distant date find himself opp scd To his own
brother the King of Greece, and this, togcthcr
with the insecurity of the bulgarian throne rem
dels the rcsition hardly tempting one ior illhc'
Maldcmar.
1.-The name Of Prince BOzOpctIovlc, cous 10
Prince Nilxita of Montenegro is mentioned to-day
hut he is impossible a. a Prince Of Bul ARIA Tor
the same reasons as the Prince of Montenegro hlm-
self There is third candidate about whom mo
will | think be heard very shortly. l lcier 10
Duke John Albert Of Mccklenbeig- -Schwcrlh. Inc
Duke is now in his thrtieth year. lie Is DlOthef
of the Granl Duchess Waldcmir of Russia OF
The two branches OF the MecllcnbuIgs the relgnln-
family north of the Danube IS of SlaNomc olen
Duke Abe holds the rank OF captain Ia suie
in a hlssar Iegiment of Pr1lsslan guards. Ills
family not being wealthy. some 10 ison would
have to be made for him in case of deposition
1t is believed that Germany would not be un-
favorable TO his election, and that Russia holus
his candidacy in reserve.
"1hele aIe omnJus reports Of military pr para
tions both in Russia and Turkey, which cannot
reasonably be disIcsarled. Tie Turkish War
Office las instructed the commandcrin in-cmef OF
the army in Macedonia To continue The con ell
tIation of troops Notwithstanding tie bad weather.
and to provide for their cantonmcnt IN wooden
sheds War material is BEN. sent in large quan
fitics TO Adranopc. where within the last lew
davs several field batteries have arrived, an SIX
teen battahons of infantry are shorty expected
no in1n nsno Cravit> OF tie situatl is appai-
emily beeirn n. to disturb the comto>ure OF tie
Alisfro Hun -alan Cove nment The N0m:d OF
Pesth publishes to-day a remarkable lead'nS
article bearing unmistakable traces of official
inspiration The Aem.et SAYS: ANY me ease
of Russian influence must drive Italy INTO our
arms The attitude Of Italy tn Ouglout the whole
Iaikan crisis clearly points TO a rap lociem MT |
with the two al led pOwc If AIsto Hungay |
can count up1n Italy as well as II on Gcunany, |
We can anticipate all complications with equa- |
ninitv. as they must either with or without war |
tmn 10 orr advantage AMI TO the detllnent OF |
nur nnemY'