New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
RUSSIA AND BULGARIA.
BISMARCK AND NJ. DE GIERs TO CONFER.

,.,xcr ALFxANDERs TRiUMPHAL JocRN
land SAID To BE sUPfopTiN0 HIM.
y,r,,x Auc. 31.-Tbo correspondent OIL .no
..,Iot 4, Frsuzeush-i mas hau an i"'ei'ie" W."
."s,, ., which the Russian Foreign Minister s'~'eu
oe aid return 81. Petersburg on september o.
could 20 by way of Berlin and would have ano'n.r
-, rsnce IN that city with Prince Bismarck No'ning
con xa hscn decided with regard to Bulgaria Ia
- rseept interview with the German Chsn
uor "A 1t was known tncn thas
psncs Alexander would return 10 eophi"'
a de (iers said he did not know what the Gar
,r.sent were. but he was sure Russia "ou
mi oceupy Bulgaria while that country was tranquil
,,.. no.top would be very delicate and critical
.nord prince Alexander insist upon tho execution OF
an, men who led the conspiracy against
him. NJ dc Gters spoke IN condemnation
Of Prince Alexander's course and aliuainS w
Tnelauds action In the premises said that sno u'o
everything that within her reach as an ins'runen
sgainst Russia ,..
The North German Gazette reiterstes that Germany MAJ.
no in crest whatever in Bulgaria 1t says u Is NOV
r,h while to keep a single German soldier uhuer ~in
on account Of Bulgaria. The necessity lot 0er""n -
msments IS due TO Frauce Every frehen no"sP"P',
the Gazette says. "proves that Francs 10 n'aN"e ",'
preparaons to fight aud that financial sacrnces aro
fnr made to raise the efficiency OF her army. 1er"D'
must always keep her eyes fixed upon France.
TmNOv. Aug. 3l.-Prlnce AleIanders journey moro
.. m sistovs was a series OF ovstlons Inc Poop'0
il hv nrests aooked TO the different points on the
youe Of Tho procession sad greeted tbs Prince with JOY
ons snouts OF welcome. crowd left Trnovs 70
meet the Prince at point five miles distant. ana
sc red him into the town amid great enthusiasm
A address OF welcome was presented on behalf OF the
" nuacc and IL reply Prince Alexander congratua'eu
ftrnoTa npon having begun the counter reVolutio ,n
his favor A number of addresses were presented W
Prince Alexander, thanking him Tor returning w r.
ria and demanding the execution OF the No
Prince reviewed the garrison, ana NJ 5,rrnrff
ceeied for PnilppOpOs by way OF LENA; ,a ~. -
and Bsndere1, the revolutionary leaders, wiz "ii'' w
morrow. They will be tried by court mSrua'
BUKH,REsT Aug 3l.-Three leaders OF tne conspiracy
against Prince Alexander including the treasurer VI 'e
revop,tonarv fund have taken refuge n this city The
covorrms,t d.cIdod 70 expel them and Informed the
,pgess that they must leave. The cOnsprators there
Dn,n apnesIed 70 the Russian Legation for protection
IT, egrams we're passing between tne Lees'9. ana %.
nOnncel tonight That tue OoNornnon' Will NV 'Af'
The Bulgarian refugees.
PARIS Aug 3l.-A dispatch TO ths Journal des Decdts
,,o,, Berlin saws: prince Dolgorouh Will not 60 to
Pm ,aria The Russian officers who were In the Bulga-
ran Army prior to the coup d eta will not re-enter
p,,ro. A.xander's service" The dispatch also saws
tha prucr not at all sangune or restoring
order ana would abdoate only that he Is encouraged Dy
England tO perse'eIe'
LONDON, Aug 31-Dispatcnes from st. petersburg
state that the laiiug Russian papers affect to have
great fears concerning the fate or BULGARIA "here'
10 mote the language OF OF them. there are two
Governments and two armies menacing each other Win
e,y war" "Tbe speedy pscihcation OF Bulgaria. de-
ares another of these papers concerns other Powers
h.shes Russia" The NODOe Frtmy1 declares tnst
Priuce Alexander must be prevented rom retrns
eJphis that all Russars wouu en-
SUPPORT any steps which Russia might take 70 prevent
him