Significant Letter From the Czar.
St. Peteksburo, September 2. Prince Alexander of Bulgaria has forwarded a communication to his Majesty the Czar, assuring him of his gratitude and devotion, and expressing his readiness to resign if such a step is considered necessary.
London, September 2nd. It is reported tbat fighting has occurred at Kustendje, aeeaport town of Roumenia on the Black Sea, between a party of Bulgarian Loyalists, and a regennent of Radotoen {sic Roumanians), and that numerous casualties resulted on both sides. His Majesty, in reply, has informed Prince Alexander that he does not approve of his action in returning to Bulgaria, foreseeing that the complete rupture of the Balkan Peninsula is likely to result therefrom. The Czar added that Russia declined to interfere while JPrince Alexander remained in Bulgaria. In conclusion, Ms Majesty announced that, in dealing with the question, he will judge what his father's memory, Russian interests, and the peace of Eastern Europe require.
Constantixopi.e, September 2. Intelligence ie to band from, Sophia that M. Karaveloff, the- new Bulgarian Premier, having been proved to have been guilty of complicity with M. Zankoff in the arreet and deposition of Prince Alexander, hag been imprisoned. Prince Alexander haa arrived at Phiiippopolis from Tirnova, and on hearing of the arrest of Karaveloff immediately ordered his release as well as that of Zankoff,'who was previously in custody.
London, September 6. Prince Alexander has abdicated the throne of Bulgaria, and a Regency of five has'been appointed. The "North German Gazette f> is of opinion that peace will only be' secured by allowing Russia to intervene in Bulgaria and advance to Stamboul. The Austrian journaU complain loudly of Prince ' Bismarck's disregard of Austrian interests. ' Prince Alexander's servility beneath the Czar's brutality has occasioned' ( great surprise, and 'made him the object of much contempt. ', w
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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 169, 11 September 1886, Page 4
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302Significant Letter From the Czar. Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 169, 11 September 1886, Page 4
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