Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-10
The ExIIED FRINGE
alexander Takes Leave or HIS MIN
fsters and Leaves Bulgaria.


lBy Anglo-American cable to the Dlspatch.l
TuRNsEvERIN, September o.
Prince Alexander, M. Staambulof, NJ. |
karayeloff, and nearly all the Bulgarian
Ministers arrived here this morning in |
q yacht. Roumanian troops received |
the Prince at the landing and lined the |
route along which be passed to the rail.
way station. Alexander took leave OF
his Ministers and officers here. The
farewell was very affecting. A Bulga-
Iisn aidc.de- mp will accompany
Prince Alexander from here. He will
leave Turnseyerin this afternoon, and
will proceed direct to his parental
home. at Darmstadt.
AN OVATION AT LoMPALANKA.
LOMPALANKA, September 9.-Yes-
terdsy when Prince Alexander arrived
here on his way out Of Bulgaria the
streets were covered with triumphal
arches. Every thing was done to make
the Prince feel that the populace wished
to look upon bis departure as transient.
The vice-president of the Assembly, in
his farewell address to the Prince, said
the Bulgarians would never forget that
they owed him every thing they had Sc
cured as q united nation and that they
would continue to consider him as their
ruler although he departed, aud they
hoped for his speedy return.
The Prince, in his reply, said he was
happy when Bulgarians were content.
lie would be ever ready to assist Bull
garia when she might be in need. 81
hope TO see you all soon again" he
said, in conclusion. The school'chil-
dren of Lompalanka strewed Prince
Alexander's path through the city with
flowers.
ALEXANDER'S SUCCESSOR.
LONDON, September 9.-The Stand
ard urges England not to oppose who
ever may be elected to succeed Prince
Alexander. 1t concludes "lf Alex
ander's successor be pro-Russian, he
will more quickly bring Austria to a
full cons ciousness of what concerns her
in Bulgaril and force Germany to de-
| eide whether to sacrifice Austria to
| Russia, or rice resa. Russia IS tho
old man Of the sea for Austria aud
| Germany. BY their recent suoseryi.
ence they have got him tighter around
their necks than ever"
THE RUSSIAN PRESS ON THE RE-
GENCY.
ST. PETERSBURG, September o.
The Novoe Vremya says that Prince
Alexander appointed tn Regency with
out having first obtained the Natior al
Assemblies assent, which, it contends,
was breach of the Tirnoya Constltu-
ton. Colonel MontkuOf, one of the
Regents appointed by the Prince, and
who commanded the loyal troops under
the counter-provisicnal Government a.
ter the recent coup d'etdt. the Noroe
Tremya says, is not qualified for mem
bership in the regency, because he IS
not member ofthe Bulgarian National
Assembly. The Noroe Vremya says
it fears that the comedy Of Prince Alex
auder's reelection to the Bulgarian
throne will be played by the sobraeje'
| All other St. Petersburg newspapers
consider Prince Alexander's departure
from Bulgaria as final.
| The Journal de 81. Petersburg says
"Prince Alexander's departure removes
the chief difficulty in the settlement o
bulgarian affairs. After the recent Sc
we're crisis at home and abroad orde
and auietness in Bulgaria were neces
sary. Russia does not dream OF lessen
ing the independence she conquered 10
Bulgaria"
ALEXANDER DOES A LITTLE OFF
GAL BUSINESS.
SOFIA, September 9.-The OGicia
Gazette of yesterday evening publishes
a decree, signed by Prince Alexander
closing The military-cadet school an
abolishing its banner, and directing
that the First regiment of artillery an
the Second Stronnisky infantry reg
ment be recognized. The later regl
ment is to DO deprived Of its colors b.
cause Of the share it took in the eou
d'etdt.
NOTE OF THE PORTE.
CoNsTANTINOPLE. September o.
In It's note 10 the Powers protestIu
against any foreign occupation Of Bu
| caria the Porte refers to the represents
lions Of Stambulof and RadOslayo
| made to the Ottoman commissioner
Sofia, with the object Of obtaining b.
fore Prince Alexander left assurance
from 3 suzersin court and OF the Power
that there would be no foreign occup;
, ton CT Bulgaria nor any interferenc
, with the rights Of bulgarian indepenl
, ence, whose safe guarding wa guaraI
J teed by treaties.
The Porte says it consents to Alexa1
| der's departure from Bulgaria, and h
f informed the Bulgarian Governmentth'
there will be no intervention so long
: its legality is maintained and Bulgari
h. fulfils her duties toward her suzerai
and urges the Powers to fayorably col
slider the siepth-t the Bull arian Cover
ment has taken, because it is importa
to terminate the abnormal situate
in Bulgaria and Eastern Roumeii
Moreover, the Porte adds that Russ
has declared that she had no intentlt
to intervene in Bulgaria if Prince Ale
rnder left the country. In conclusio
!, he Porte asks the Powers to reply
promptly as possible, in order to enab
: Turkey to give the Bulgarian Cover
Il ment the assurance required.
IS EViCIIoNs In IRELAND.
Troops Refuse 80 Pat the Helpless al