THE BULGARIAN ATROCITY. [BY TELEGRAPH.-COPYRIGHT.] [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.]

Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2216, 21 September 1886, Page 2

THE BULGARIAN ATROCITY. [BY TELEGRAPH.-COPYRIGHT.] [REUTERS TELEGRAMS.]

(Received Sep 20:h, 2.10 p.m ) St. Petersburg, Sep. 16. In an address to the Czar the Bulgarian deputies expressed a hope that the relations betweeen Russia and Bulgaria will improve, and that Russia will promote the union of Bulgaria and defend the liberties and freedom of her people.

September 18. General Kaulbars is about to proceed to Sofia, as Russian agent. In an official notification of his appointment, it is stated that the mission is to guide Bulgaria out of hor troubles.

Sofia, Sep. 18. The National Assembly his issued a notification of the establishment of a regency in Bulgaria, and denouncing the authors of the deposition and removal of Prince Alexander.

[Received September 20, 2 .iO p ni ] SOFIV, September 10. The Bulgarian National Assembly open- si yesterday. In the address tho I'egency appeals for the supp >rt of nil parties and' aniiomiccs that at a:i o irly dato a givat as^i'iubly will ho hiunnioiicd for tho purpose of electing- a LVince. The llussian Govornnient, replying a <>oinnuinicatiou from tlio Regency, announcing its establishment, has agreed to recognise the Regency, providing that body maintains order in tho country and will endeavour to promote a union between Roumelia and Bulgaria. Russia advises delay in tho election of a Prince until the public feeling shall have calmed down.

BULGARIA AND THE POWERS. Covstantinoi'LE, September I G. The Powers, replying to a circular note of the Porte, inviting them to take action for preventing armed intervention in Bulgaria, have dccl i red that no Power shall occupy Bulgaria.