New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-07
THE BULGARIAN QUESTION:
,,pop,yG ABOUT THE BERLIN TREATY

. .xewrprn RY THE BRITISH foHb'""
ovv,cr-coMMIssIoNERs APPOINTED AT sor"'n'
Jnxnox. Sent. 6.-Sir j. Ferguson uhoel
ra,.,sn secretary stated In the House OF Co"mon
.r.rroou that change In the Government Oh n.,,n
~ ,v occur In accordance with the Treaty oi D'.""'
can on, .on..n, of the sxnatory Powers to 'ha'
- England, he said, had no separate 'h'ero
ss,a,.uce 10 Bulgaria The election OF new fr'"eo
p,,s.rs must be unanimous lChecr"I nv .,,,,r
,.ot sald the speaker, had hoped muea i'o'n ,.,.a
80 great qualities Of Prince Alexander anu ~.
~. treachery and violence which lad in'err"psoD
reign. Hts final decision TO soahoon ni'
saria was greatly regretted ~ x,x.n
,,,. rumored that, In accordance with aoV'oo -
nv Two friendly Powers Turkey Is m"auk -.a ,ha,
rreparatons on the Asiatc frontier ~ 10 " s..rm
srders have been given to supply the hrmJ in .ra
and along the border with additional gun' s''o' .n
munitions This activity is due to mo'emou.s ror,.
n.r, OF Russia which Is supposed to be msAins oN
a. eaug the military aud naval strength OF iurkoJ'
.r,n,c,ous foreigu artist been seen making
If the forts outside OF Ccustantinope' anu ~ 70 V
tha, he was an agent OF Russia It's iea'ncu 'I" 80,
.ou,racts have been made on Russian scoouns io'
for Odessa and that contract mas oscn ~ s,o,nas.
plv 20 900 tons OF metal plates OF twoVc"o" ' 49,
80, .,sel facing for the Russian arsenais on 'hc
Black Sea. - .tore.
Russia has engaged French steamer 70 carry go,
md 500 Russian "enigrants" from odessa TO 'iaa-
vo.tock tits rumored that the alleged emiErsn~ "'
Russ ssiuns soldiers
Prince Alexander will tomorrow prociaim MS "'ui0
dion The Russian consuates in Bulgaria are distrout
ing for signature petitions to the Car ia'orhs 'o
slection OF the Prince OF Oldenburg as suoeo''o'
Prince Alexander Before Prince Alexander announcer
his intention to quit the throne he received teesa
from Prince Bismarck recommending that he a'uo"N
IN order TO save Bulgaria In Sophia IL 10 oeheVeo n"
hs decision to abdcate is due partly to loss OF V'go
mind and body consequent upon the severe TRIALS WHICH
he has undergone lately On Saturday he pros'uou ~
meeting representing all parties IN bulgaria ~ va" w
eided to appoint NJ. stambuof M. ksdosiaVoi' NJ
Karaveof II. Guechof and NJ stoiion 10 ncso'a'o wiz
Russia and the other for the OF inc
pgar,an crtsI. An ordinary session OF the Bulgarian
Chamber OF Deputies been summoned to discuss the
ab olton believed that the departure OF frince
Alexander from Bulgaria is likely to result In CIVIL war;
In accordance with decision OF the meeng 'ho h'e
gentlemen mentioned were appointeoa co"nssion W
negotiate with the Powers.
dispatch from ssmlin says that King Milan ofservia
who with his Prime Minister, NJ Garashanine was On
his way to Gukeuburg, has, on account OF the gravity
of the situation created in the Balkan states oy frhoe
AlexapdePs abdcatoh abandoned his contemplated
Journey and arranged to return to BeiRrAde- Inc bu
gsrian crisis 1t Is feared, will have critical enect In
berva.
The Standard says: ave convinced that Prince
bismarck will not succeed In avertng eventual strug-
shI.t eauer by the great opportunity which Germany
and Austria have thrown away Anything
will divert It from Asia. Thus we will acquire tmo W
render Russian machine natons In Asia harniess.
The Times says: "Germau and Austrian tnulnorence
probay springs from cioueness OF their lnsDlnty
TO pre yen the Russan advance. The central Powers
NAV he The beat OF unpleasant and unavoidable
but they cannot pretend that the course
precisely such az they would prescribe wore
they masters OF the situation" - ~, -.
The Berlin hOnfdgs1faa says NJ. de Giers mas
raised the Gar TO u position which Russia has not
known since the nattering days OF Omutn our own
statesnen made themselves the prophets OF M de
Cierss glory and Russias Influence has again become
decisive In the fate OF Europe.