, 1877-03-28
FOREIGN.
The London Times Reviews the
Eastern Situation.
It Declares that the Controversy
Cannot End i'll Smoke.
Combined Europe Must, or Russia Will,
Enforce the Conference
Decision.
Danger of Resumption OF the Wnr With
Montenegro
fbe Porte Said to Be Unwilling to Er-
tend the Armistice.
Prominent Catholics Calf ior III. E1eemuuuitatlon
ef Victor Emanuel.
II Declares that the Controversy
Cannot End iii Smoke.
Danger of q Resumption Of the War Will,
Montenegro.
fhs Ports Said to Be Unwilling to E1-
tend the Armistics.
Prominent Catholics Cali Gar ths E1eomnuuitation
af Victor Emanuel.
TIE EAST.

TIE EAST.
THE EAsrERN SITUATION.
1oypos, March 2T.-TlIc Tint, reviewing the
Eastern situation, says: "Whcn W. sec how our
Government does nothing. promises nothing. ant
exhibits only llstrust mud condemnation Of flnssIa
by restricting ltscf 10 the fatntest phra.eoaogy in
which an agreement can be conehcd, VIC can-
rot wonder that the negotiations arc later.
lupted. Thu fact u, tho two countries
have gradually nssumel such . position of an.
tagouIsn tint they arc regarded on the Continent
~ two rivals III q grsat controversy which may
possibly deycIop tufo great conflict. II Nussia
has Independent reasons Of her own for refralnlng
there may be no war, but tue alntiers and Am.
taE4adorH ute now
At 7na END or THEIR SUGGESTIONS,
At least this Ia the case with tho representatives.
Of Russin and England Tie eyes Of Europe now
turn umce more 10 the members 0f the trtpte nl-
lance. II thers IL war there must he great war,
md any Power that tnterferes must bo prepared to
waXe great war n1so. Though Austria might by
unity Ut purpose and resolution net cnergetcasly
aud tako tile decision into her hauda. 1t 10
almost certain she will leave the 1tusslan Govern.
ment to take ita coutse. rcscryInx 10 herself iu-
turc liberty Of a:tion according to thu clfcua.
Rtanecs.''
luNATiErP.
4 correspondent Lar had an Interview with Gen.
1gnatic, and says: lie Affects the conviction that
the negotiations with England arc mt interrupted,
and that there only exists slight mtaunder-
standing. Yet he expresses himself with much
bitterness ut what ho atytes Tho prejudice.
and false traditions OF tho policy OF Great britain
Tho Conference cnnnot end In smoke, he says. nnl
thu solc question Ia sScthcr ls decisions TO be
enforced by Esropc or by 1tussa alone. s3sIesia,
be Insists, has made immcnfe sacsldccs by mobll'
king, and she cannot demuhflI1a without getting
on r., sht1afx ,h1ic
opinion.
''Dnt," obperved ''you yourselves form pub.
lie opinion In Isnssiof'
"Ca ettt mos.s aDatrs," he replied with great
vivacIty.
On my observing TINT he wanted Constantinopte,
ho replied. Russia would not acccpt That ely
wtre It offered 10 her I'll 4 golden dish. RuSsia
Knows exactly what the English feet can do md
how far pccuntary Md can holp Turkey. All tlfa
hns been duly considered. and tho Cxar would
sooner ~ to war than
ENDURE THE TAuNrs FROM TuRxRY.
lie has not demanded Anssrtas Intervention. be-
cause It is not required lie declines to be respoa
eit1o for tue recent negotiations. Which, he says,
were conducted by tho Nussnn Embassy In Lott.
dou."
Pointing 10 copy Of the protocol which WIS ly.
Ing the tablo fal Of cEasuscs and corrections he
exclaimed: ''Tilnt document insYht avert war II
England would only understand tsat har insescsts
arc Identical with ours, und nut wtth those OF
Turkey
TIE NEGOTIATIONS WITH MONTENEGRO.
LONDON, Mnrch a7.-h u. Petersburg cUrro-
spoudcnt says: Dispatches from conataDtiaople
represent that the Negotiations With Montenegro
hayo not been broken oil. but suspended. Tie
cess!on Of Sics!cs IL still the btuu,b'!ny.l'ock.
4 tclcgtum dated Constahtinoplo this evening
states that the Aontencgrin delegates aase not yrt
been ordered to depart. but thcy arc nut cmpowcr-
ed 10 reduce their demands.
Mnkh;as rasha has started for Eezcrnup.
lusAT1EpF'S MOVEMENTS.
VIENNA, March :.1.-uen. fYnatltH LETT to-1ay
for Berlin.
nouMASM.
IlrcmAnEsT, March .1.--Tlo Government has
detsrmlncd to tssuc n. 900 coo franca IN papsr, 10
be redccnadlo by tho State n State property.
THE AKMlsrlcE.
LoSpox, March .R-5 a. m.-Thc Sfandard's
noplc that tho Forte ia resolved ,ut to further pru-
long the arn,sst9co with Montenegro.
NOT rKr norrLEss.
A Vienna special 10 tho .Y!aAdars reports that
most Of tho papers aIrco that tas rea-
ave tho proctocot aFo not yet hopeless Tho three
Sor.hurn Power. will next try to effect con,pEo.
sn!ss tho points which rd England lo re!use her
ENCOURAGING. ..-.
The Posf publtsh the flpwing in ot'icial form
'tThGEv ia good tra4ph for believing that tbs tab
lnct to-day will nltct unlur condition Ut affairs
mue'. altered aIneo ,,hylr last Council. rns
shsaoWei European ro!tsiss aso to csa.ila1aSls
Ss'sns ,,,a a!.s,xsss' and aS,a W;!o would
ihs fact that thu ltussia Government II apparently
1ispoaed to n,cct tho wishes Ut Ergland. md et-
oeasot IT, cotu 10 y !nuso rcatunab!s arrangement
than tae 'uadu''Eao's conditions latcly put fur
sKRv1A.
y9tH<ts 11a1v bnrfA Tint mill
dria ll:trct d ssrsia. siaay arrest. lass Issl,
AusrRIA's POSITION. :.
TIE berlin cotsssRoa,snt, T., y IT, 21ft saXs y
Is speouiaged " Austria te aet Independently no,
& wss. 4 WI + ts:ols:a upon. Tle att!saas i
sJn,puthstIc. il ths Austrian, attempt at media:
tiuu succeeds, I'LL tue lrss Immediately concerned
Powers aEa sMra to axree.
NOT QUirE aa DESPERATE,
Tho Vienna correspondent Of thu 1Ints 1ayl
in alou4tie circles tho condition q aaa!rs 4 70,
comnsneataans H .ues @ ii. afr,sa in Vcnas sasa IL
have strengthened this coincidence. 'Ihe difference
abont disarmament, whsrh !" nuM thu ony obstacle
s II s ~ s..ssi eap. " E"san !. Sa'nsi
for pressing TOO hardly upon llu.sla u ~ mailer.
s!ks to have titatsnan,rnt ta,po.ed upon her y,
E!rote ase contitipn nrn. lgisaticH 4 sa,l % y
r. hps tat e. Hy
has caused him IT, visit berlin, whcrt
he will remain sevcsu! days. After ltus1fas uut
spuksn declarations yontsrnn: tho interpret tattor
whic! sau &oala pnt upon this general arsutane>
tho matter by rasstng osur thu disarmament II
SILENCE null trusting to lsu'sta's dsar,nhx ltanr
S1;s ates III n.41y u ?. he p1s,osS Ts.
arm simultaneously will. Turkey, ~ .ho wuuld
consider herself inau!tel by bcIny plasad On ra
With Turkey: The Idea NOW IL 10 psc.s tho Con.
elasloa 1t leacs with Montcns2ro, aud vet tht
lotte to Iake s.oatn,lcousty tho nrst step IN tn.
ntenl ll,at Hassa will do Ill IN hcE power ~ fscll
ilate m understanding W counsslfnp Nonsencgst
to n.odsrKtu her AenIanus. SUNG also hasu iht
ntnt are lv.t Fri! Than Enylapds. but 1!ls hops +