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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1991, 23 October 1886, Page 2

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HOME AND F REIGN AFFAI IN B (gPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION’). London, Oct 20. The British garrison at Wady Haifa, in the Soudan, which has. suffered severely from heat and disease, has implored to be relieved. The Porte has formally protested to the Great Powers against the election of Roumelians to th c Sobranje. The Regency declare they will not permit Turkey to inter vene. A report is carrent to the effect that Turkey is willing to admit a Russian garrison to the Dardane’l >s, on coedition that she is allowed to occupy Bulgaria and Roumelia selfSUCCESSOR TO GENERAL MACPHEBSON. THE BULGARIAN REVOLUTION. EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS. (reuter's telegrams). Rec eived 22ud Oct Bond It is ofhdally announced that Sir Frederick Roberts, Commander-in-Chief in India, has been appointed to command the British forces in Burmah, vice the la e General Macphe son, St Peter-sburg, Oct 21.

It ii stated that General Gourko, Governor of Warsaw will replace General Kaulbarß, as Russian agent io Bulgaria. London, October 21.

A general agreement has been arrived at by the Great Powers to allow Russia to take the lead in bringing about a settlement of affairs in Bn garia, which must, however, be in conformity with 'he Treaty of Berlin,

Paris, Oct 21, M. Waddington, French Ambassador t) the Court of St Jamns, has been instructed by his Governme&t to urge tie withdrawal of British troops from Egypt.