New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
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LONDON, Nov. 19.-The Vienna correspohncii' VI
sTbe Daily Telegraph sends the supJoiheo u's
ratcb IN night: "The Bulgarian Cove nment has
intimated to the local authorities that Ueheia'
Kan bas AMI tie Russian Consulate agens III 'he
prlncipaity will leave the country tomorrow anu
have requested them to afford every facility 10 VIC
Gcn-al and his traveln, companions. The Rus-
sian steamer Eborus has arrived AT Nafha anu VIII
convey them to Russia.
The Ic .cn,s held conference last msht anu
decided to address a proclamation to the people
settiny forth the gravity OF the situation AMI ap
pcanny TO them TO maintain patriotic atutuuo
II is announced that the next stop OF Tie Russian
Cove nmcnt viii be to address memorandum "
the Powers explaining the mission OF Gcneiai Maui
bars and giving an account OF Tie slI"aloh III
BULGARIA. At Sophia it is apprchended notwi.h
atanding all to the contrary, u'l iuSs'
jntends TO occupy Bulgaria, and pIoDaoly' Ii u'e
truth wee known, 1t would be found tliat soh'c
apprehension is entertained elsewhere AI All
events tie withdrawal of the Russian epiescii'a
ton impics 10 all in,cnts and purposes rupture
of diplomatic intercourse ami not merely the recall
of an agcnt who has ceased TO give satisiacuoh
Those who a,e inclined to view the matter in an
on,imist liz ht affirm that General kaulbarss dc
a,ttuc viii lie the beginning of conciha'oly
rolicy On the palt OF Russia in Bulgaria, but thcc
are many symptoms which point the O'hc' way
Even in wellinformcd circles here great uncer
tain.y prevails Russian procec1ln;s IN BULGARIA
have from the beginning puzzled most people am
now those best posted at less to account ioi
item 18th Iegard TO the choice OF new prince
tic official organ La 1urquie, rcceiN cd here 10
day, contains the following remarkable comments
IL is generally Acknowledged that the Berlii
Treaty Is incomplete. Thus, it does not provide
for TIE election of Prince of bul-arla III case oi
abdicati n The Government of the pr1n lIah'y
fin IS ltsef in q blind alley and the Powers are uh
able to solve tho pending difficulties. 1t Is con
scaucntly necessary that the senatorlcs OF INC
bcrhn 'ncaty should come 10 an ui
CC. stan ing as to what must be az ne o,
that they should leave the Porte the ntlallNe ol
nrtlon in Bulsa,ia. In view of constituting q
Rcccn,y an Organizing the elections Tor a ne"
National Assembly ties that BIN BulGalla 10 Iur
kew natuIa ly involve the intcrN enilCn OF the I'm
lcIial Cove nmcnt. which would be an nterNehtl II
of "A conscrA atiVe cha actcr. Tie Powcs Wouu
act wsey if they were TO abanlion to the Porte
tnc choice of q new Re, cncy, as in that case al
FOREIGN competition would disappear from ulc
country If an agreement could be Brought aoOu'
on this basis il would certainly ten u the sOiu
ii of the Bulgarian problem. Moreover ule
Ottoman Government would the eby be gwen ulc
initiate Of a political action calculated 10 aVcfi
complications dangerous TO the maintenance ol
peace A.. ,,....ia Hum
corio must at all -rts,s be made harmless she
mlst be male sensible of Russias superior POWER
an the diplomatic AMI parliamentary chattel-DoAcr
must be reduced To silence. -
The lcadinr Polish newspaper, the "Czas an
nolinces that serious difficulties have broken out II
the Russian imperial family and that the = zar has
threatened his brother Vladimir with exile