New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08
THE PROMISES OF RUSSIA.
ucaRIAN FREEDOM TO BE RESPECTED
.,,v puMr1rAN UNION To BE coNFIRMED-ALEA-
ASpER VISITING HIS TROOPS

,ovnox Sent. Tho Russian consul mere
,.,o,nsd Prince Alexander that the czar accepts
- nro,osals made by the Bulgarian Notaoes "s '"o
a,ons OF tho Princes abdication, aud tnat 'ne ''A,
Ill recognize the regency the union OF husa''s "ar
pus,ia and the in dependence OF the country anu VI"
.nroint Russian military Tlcnpotentary reSia'n.~ ~
w. .rs,a Tho demands OF the Notaolcs were
roPn'" o.sn,aa nv MN. stambulof and Rad
..,svoa who appeared at the Russian oon-
an Sophia yesterday and IN
49, .ne OF the Government demanded-nrst tho nA'
~ the candidate for the Bulgarian throne whom nas
s.xors; second. formal promise that Russia wiz no
...urv Bulgara third. that the present constitution
y. maintaned the freedom OF Bulgaria respecsea s"u
.s .ou,,ry allowed to manage its domestic anars anu
,o,,b that II Russia sends general to Bulgaria ho
,,., sot merely ss Minister OF War and organise .no
army under Bulgarian. not under Russian omeois' -
Notabes also asked whether or not Rossia VIII "io"
the National Assembly to elect successor W '
Alex auder and whether or not Russia Will h'""' N
gaIia n loan ..,.r,.
NM s,ambulof. Karavelor and Mutkurof constitute
the regency council Tho stsmbulon Caoines mas 40
signed and new Ministry has been formed 10 iV"o"
Prs,nier and Munster Of the Interior, NJ hauo'o'
Mip,ster OF Foreign Affairs NJ Nscevics' Minis'o' "
P,nanoe NJ Gueshof; Minister OF Justice NJ o'oiion
Minister of Education. NJ 1vanchof Minister OF war;
n. Ncoaicf. -
The Metropolitan OF varns has been dismissed ior
.howine sympathy with ho revolutionsts and ior us
activity In behalf OF the revolutionary Cabinet
Prince Alexander has twice met the officers OF his army
who called persuade him to remain on tne
throne On each occasion he besought Them to refrain
from opposine his departure. The officers Expressed
dam sorrow but promised to follow the Princes wsh.
The Prince will leave Sophia on September ID lodsy
he visited the camp and baie farewell to his ocers, to
wnom he deli sered an address,
Surprise is expressed in Pnlppopos because Turkey
stil refuses to reopen the railway to Adrianope Inc
NJ
large trads which depends the fine for transportation
The Cars reply Prince Alexanders letter OF August
80 was made public In Rustchuk until yesterday
raised .torm OF popular Indignation. Many officers OF
the army advocate resistance Russia forcby deposes
Prince Alexander against the will OF the people
srJ Ferguson Under Foreign Secretary. replying In
the House of Commons for the Government TO tertoga
tories stated that the Government possessed no inror
nation tending to support the rumors that the members
of the triple alliance contemplate the partition OF South
eastern Europe between them.
The Vienna Fremdenblau says: Prince Alexanders
abdcaon was an act OF sesacrifce for the Bull
garian people, II Dobe act to avert dangers from
the country We hope that the question OF succession
will be peacefully anc legally settled
The Presse urges the Govhrnment to pursue sound
vigorous policy OF compensation and to avoid the SUI
cidal policy OF ulling either Bulgarian or English chest
nuts out OF the Russian hie."
The.Neue Freie iresse Austria does not need TO
every R Russian act Peace obtsosd 6y Europe yielding
slway TO Russian demands be precarious peace
aeSancs would only encourage her begin to struggle
for the greater objects she has IN view" , =.
The North German Gazette disputes the assertions n
the British press Austrian and Russian interests In
the Balkans conflicting They can easily be recon
reconcile tGem is GermaDys aim. Prince Bismarck can
nnhetainsy express the ss 1es ss nn a OF
Prince Bismarck sitting between two stools: On the
contrary he has chosen sure foundation and has three
Inc Ncroe Trsnya st. Petersburg, refers to the policy
new Bulcarian Government without Interfering in the
Internal affairs OF the country so as 10 har monlze bu
sBniesrias vassaixge to Turkey" adds the horoe
vremSa would saord nient conditions 70 realize
the above combinations If Russia bought or obtained oy
other Turkeys suzerain rights in Bulgaria"
IRISH oUEsTIoNs IN AND OUT OF PARLIAMENT
LONDON, Sept. I'm the House of Commons
this afternoon Mr. Sexton gave notice that he would
question Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Chief Secretary Tor
Ireland the truth OF the statement that reporter
employ OF the British Government had been ioi
lowing Michael Davt in his trip through Michigan and
had taken down his speeches In full
The Government will give Mr.. Parnen two days next
week for the discussion of his land bill.
The Second Battalion OF tho Grenadler duarus GIL
barked at woolwich to-day for Ireland
AT fortnighty meeting Of the National League to-
day in Dubin Mr.. O'Bren announced that $4,000 had
been received from America the last meeting. Mr.
Kenny in a speech said ION no condition VIII We
allow our fellow countrymen to be thrown into the
roadside in the coming winter. We will oppose such
attempts by ali lawful MEANS and these falling we Will
resort other which cannot possibly fai II Mr.
ParnelIs bill proves unsuccessful"
SEISMIC DISTURBANCES IN THE OLD WORLD
ATHENS, Sept. Fresh shocks of earth
quake felt to-day in this city and at Kalavryta.
and elsewhere Seismic rumblings heard yesterday
throughout the Peloponnesus.
DISCUSSING MAJOR POwELLs VIEWS.
LONDON, Sept. THE dispatch sent here
from Washington containing the views Of Major Powell
OF the hsreeton earthquake read at
todays session OF the geological branch Of the British
Science Association. The meeting rowded by scho
tho contents of the dispatch. 1t
voked lively discussion.
EFFECTS OF A HAIL STORM IN PARIS.