THE EASTERN CRISIS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1520, 2 December 1886, Page 1

THE EASTERN CRISIS.

■ London,- 27. It is announced that Germany is seekihgUo artangetaSsettlement'' of the Bulgarian difficulty, which shall be , satisfactory both to - Austria and Russia, whereby^Rutfsiai'wbuld'- recognise the recently-blb:ctbd c Sobra f hjft ! and the direst Powers sanction the Union of Bulgaria and J&odmelia. ' , , ‘ Not. SO. An extensive conspiracy, having for its object the kidnapping of Ring Milan of Servia, baV Wu’Trusirated; •• —• -* ' Constantinople, Nov^S7. General Kaulbars has left for St, Petersburg. r ' 1 ■* !v PariHj Not; 27., M. Freycinet, the French Premier, made, a - statement to - the ; Chamber to-idayj-in-WjhlcL; ho. s#id France would not ; be aff cted by the Bn garLn difficulty ; thb general interest of the Powers ; of Mediterranean. The Egyptian, question,' 11 ho ’ itated, touched ’ France vitally. She could not ; allow any foreign Power to be mistress l there; anddiis Government, hef added, bad urged upon England the necessity of an early’seltlementiof -the Egyptian question. > Rome,; 1 Noy. 28. In the Chamber.pl Depnues yesterday, ;i Cpnßt , Rpbel.apm. liaii .n Minister for Foreign Affaire,.delivered, a speech, in.which be,laid,.emphasis ob the trustfill relation's which’ exist between Italy, Austria, and Germany, and her unc^D'gedTrleDjshfb''’iiftlb''ED f g!B¥d. < ~ ‘ l, a !y, be saidi'wonld-laWr' td'prevent a European war, but in any case would vigilantly goard ther own interests,:;