CABLEGRAMS. RUSSIA STILL INTRIGUING. A SECRET TREATY. London, June 10.

Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 376, 12 June 1889, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS. RUSSIA STILL INTRIGUING. A SECRET TREATY. London, June 10.

Russia is still intriguing in reference to Servin, and tlio peace of Europe is menace! in oop^vqneuep. It i- understood that a seeiet treaty lias been concluded between the Czar and the Shah of Pcj>i.i, which provides for Ihe dominiince of Rufsian tnilitaiy in the Shah's dominions, find no conccss'on to other powi'i3 without the consent of the Czar. "Kolnislhe," a Russian newspaper, says

I hi* Czar warned tho Slmh that if ho made any r urth> r conoe c -ions to England unfavourable to 7{ussin, it was po^siblo tliat a hundred thousand bayonet? would cross the Persian Frontier, The return of Archbishop Michael to S^i'via after ho Lad visited tho Cz iv has taised a j>reat sensation in Yionna. Michael proposes that Prince Nikita, who?e daughter has just been betrothed to tho Czarewitch, should be Kinpr of Scrvia, including Bosnia, and Heiwuovina. Corroppondents writing on the situation, propose that Austria should checkmate LUissia by recalling Kin!> Milan to the throne ol' Scrvia, and restoring; Bosjiia and Herzegovina for a money payment. Tho Austrian troops in Bosnia are being ninfoiced, and an uneasy feeling prevails in Vienna.