INTERNATIONAL TROUBLES. The Bulgarian Crisis.

Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 183, 18 December 1886, Page 5

INTERNATIONAL TROUB LES. The Bulgarian Crisis.

FRENCH AND GERMAN THREATS OF WAS, London, Docornber 10. The Prussian Government have withdrawn their objection to the validity of the election of the Bulgarian Sobranji, but insists that there shall bo a change in the members of the Regency. St. Pltlrsburi., October 10. A denial is issued to the report recently current thac Prince Lobanoff would roplace M. de Giers aa Minister of Foreign Ail'airs Vieska, December 9. Tho Bulgarian deputation -which ie now on a tour to the Court 1 ? of Europe, for the purpose of explaining tho position of affairs in Bulgaria, had an audiouca with thoCount Kalnoky to-day. The Premier staged that his recent declarations with regard to the Bulgarian question were unalterable a3 tho basto of Austrian policy. He counselled moderation on the part of the Bulgarian people. London, December 10. General Boulangec baa expressed his readinesa to continue in office, provided a heavy vote for armamonts is padsed. Herr Brousart hits informed a secret committeo that J&uesia and Franco are stronger than Germany and Austria, and that the passage of the Bill for increasing the German army is imperative. Londois, December 10. It is announced that tho British Government have agreed to cede Port Hamilton to China, on the Chiueae Government engaging not to allow any other Power to annex that place.