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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Prince AIexander's Is Retreat-rhe Porte
note to the Powers

Prince Alexander's Is Retrest-rhe Porte's
note to the Powers.
PEsrH, Sept. 9.-rhe train bearing
Prince Alexander made brief stop
page here. An immense crowd had
gstbeyed at the railway station await
ing The Princes arrival. Many mem
bers of the Hungarian nobility were
present. The students of the University,
carry ing banners, marched to the sta
tion In body. The Prince was ao-
corded most enthusiastic reception.
Yesterday, when the Prince arrived
at Lompalanka, the streets were covered
with triumphal arches. The vice presi-
| the Prince, lid the Bulgarians would
never forget that they owed him every.
thing they had secured as a united pa
tion, and that they would continue -
cOnsider him as their ruler, although
he departed, and they hoped for his
speedy return. The Prince, in his reply =,
said he vas happy when Bulgarians
were content He would be ever ready
to assist Bulgaria when she might be in
need. II hope to see you all soon
again." he said In conclusion. Alexan.
der took leave of his ministers aud cffi-
GERS ut Turn SEVERN. The farewell was
very affecting.
In its note to the powers protesting
lagainst any foreign occupation of Bul
garis the Porte refers to the representa-
lions OF M. Stambouioff and NJ. Radios
lavcff, made to the Ottoman Commts
sioner at Sofia, with the object OF OBJ
tanning before Prince Alexander lef
assurances from the Snzeratn Court an,
the powers that there would be no for
eign occupation of Bulgaria nor an.
Interference with the rights OF Bulge
rian Independence, whose safe guarding
was guaranteed by treaties.
el The Porte says II consents to Alex
ander's departure from Bulgaria, ant
t has informed the Bulgarian Government
3 that there will be no Intervention 8
4, long as its legality Is maintained ant
p; Bulgaria fulfills her duties towards he
lSuzerain; and urges the Powers I
! favorably consider the step the Bulgs
rian Government has taken because
is important to terminate the abnorms
Q situation 10 Bulgaria and Eastern Rot
melia. Moreover, the Porte adds, Rui
!, sia has declared that she had no inter
s tion to intervene in Bulgaria If Prime
Alexander left the country. Iu oonclu
= sion, the Porte asks the Powers to repl
l. as promptly as possible 10 order to er
b able Turkey to give the Bulgarian GOV
Is iernment the assurance required.
nj Il Is denied at Sofia that Alexande
l. lsent a second telegram to the Czar nj
Inouacing his intention to abdicate. Th
n official Gazette yesterday evening pu'
d lished q decree, signed by the Primo
h closing the military cadets school an
e abolishing it's banner, and directin
that the 1st Regiment OF Artillery ar
ieI the 81 Stronnisky Infantry Regimen
t, be reorgnnized, the latter regiment
d be deprived of Its colors because Of u
share in the coup d'etat.
TROOPS WHO WILL NOT EyICT.
II DUBLIN, Sept. 8 The troops engage
10 In the Wood ford evictions on their I
III turn to the barracks at Birr protests
70 against the work of foreibly puttil
~ helpless, ipflrm and starving people O
- - of shelter into the roadway, and
clared they would in future refuge
70 perform such obnoxious duty. No
30 fort on the part of their superior office
"a could quiet the determined indignant
n of The soldiers, twenty of whom We
no placed under arrest on charge
y mutiny.