London, 24th Aug.
The Nationalist meeting at. Dublin was crammed but orderly. Mr, Jacob Bright and other Radicals denounced the Crimes Act edict, but cor ed moderation. Messrs. O'Brien wud Dillon defied the Gov ernment and pronounced the triumph of the League cortain.—Straits Times, KUSSIA AND THE BULGARIAN ELECTION, Constantinople, 13th August, EL Tarik states that, in consequence of what is occuring in Bulgaria, Russin has sent an important communication to the Porte and the Powers tending to nullify recent impending events, The writer of the article goes un to say that it is impossible to raise any objection to Russian demands in view of the Treaty of Berlin, which lays down that the election of a Prince as ruler of Bulgaria would be held invalid unless the election had the assent of the Powers and the Porte, and that should present events do aught to prejudice the maintenance of peace those who brought about this state of airs are alone responsible.
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