The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-26
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
An Inman Steamer Damaged by Fire


An Inman Steamer Damaged by Fire.
LIVERPOOL, November 25.-The Inmau
Line steamer, City of Chester, Captain
Lewis, which arrived here November 22d
from New York, took fire while lying at
the West Alexandria docks Both the
vessel and cargo are badly damaged.
PHILADELPHIA, November 25.-The
agents Of the Inman Line have received a
cable dispatch from Liverpool stating that
the steamship, City of Chester, was not
damaged. the fire being confined to the
cargo.
He Won't Suit.
SOFIA, November 25.-The Bulgarian
Government, in reply to the inquiry
whether the election of the Prince of
Mingrelia as Prince of Bulgaria would be
acceptable, has notified the Porte that his
election would be incompatible with the
terms of the treaty of Berlin, and, there
fore, Bulgaria would not accept him.
Mr.. TreveIyan's Canvass.
LONDON, November 25.-The Tory press
is irritated over the likelihood of Mr..
Trevelyans contesting Brighton, after
the refusal of Mr.. Goschen TO contend.
Such a course, the Conservative papers
claim, will break the Conservative Union
ist compact.
Wi,hdraws from the Socialist Party.
BERLIN, November 25.-The Socialist
Deputy Elanger informs his constituents
that he withdraws from the party on the
ground that the vindcation of The Social
ist theories in the Diet of small State
under the rule of kindly-disposed gov
ernment is senseless.
LONDON, November 25.-The fact that
Baron de Staal, the Russian ambassador,
is about to leave London for prolonged
holiday is regarded as a pacific sign. Both
Baron de Staal, the Russian ambassador,
and Count Won Hatzfieldt, the German
ambassador, had long interviews with
Lord Salisbury to-day. 1t is said that
the questions discussed were of high inn
pOrtance.
The Roumanian Government has made
an agreement with Bulgaria to surrender
Bulgarian fugitives. Under this agree
ment twenty-eight fugitives have already
been given up to Bulgaria.
1t is reported that the Turkish Council
has adopted the programme of General
Kaulbars and will insist that the Bulga-
ran regency resign, that the Sobranje be
dissolved, that new Sobranje be elected,
and that the Prince of Mingrelia be nom
mated for the throne, the alternative being
the occupation of Bulgaria. This pro-
gramme still awaits the Sultan's approval.
The Russian officers stationed at Odes-
sa comment angrily on the humiliating
end of General Kaulbars' mission in Bul-
garia. One general declared that "the
bitterest reflection of all is that Russia
should be threatened with impunity by
such power as Austria"
PEsTH, November 25.-The deputation
appointed by the Bulgarian Sobranje to
consult the powers touching the choice Of
a ruler will arrive here to-day.
1t is rumored that the Prince of Reuss
is bringing important proposals from
Prince Bismarck TO Count Kalnoky
SOFIA, November 25.-The president Of
the Sobranje in an interview to-day spoke
with confidence of the future of the
country He said that the deputation TO
the European courts will also endeavor
to negotiate loan.
ODESSA, November 25.-The Russian
cruiser Zalryaka has arrived here with
Captain Nabokoff and other leaders Of
the recent revolt at Bourgas.