New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-28
WAR STILL IMMINENT.

INSISTS THAT RUSSIA MUST HAVE SATISFACTION,
AND COMPLAINS OF YNGLASDs DTsTRUsr-Ths
MoSTENEGRIN NEGOTIATIONS.
LONDON. Tuesday, March 81, 1877.
In the House of Commons this afternoon,
Sir Stafford Northcoe, in reply TO question by tho
Marquis OF Harrington, said the negotiations about tho
protocol still pending, and the conditions were mn
settled. He hoped to make more satisfactory Stale
ment after the recess Of Parliament
The Vienna correspondent OF The Daily Telegraph In
special dispatch says: ct had interview with Gen.
Ignatief yesterday. He affects conviction that tho
negotiations with England not INTERRUPTED and that
there only exists a slight Misunderstanding; yet he eI
presses himself with much bitterness at what he STYLES
the prejudice and the false traditions Of the policy Of
Great Britain The conference cannot end In SMOKE,
he says the sole question whether its decisions
are to he enforced by Europe Russia alone Russia
he insists, had made immense sacrifices by moblifing
and she cannot demobize without getting something
in return were II only TO satisfy public opinion But
observed you yourselves form public opinion In kns-
sia' Ca e'esi notre agdire,' be replied with great
vvaey Onmy observing that he wanted Constantinopo
he REPLIED that Russia would accept that city 10
offered To her on a golden dish Russia knows exactly
what the English feet do and how far pecuniary am
can help Turkey All this has been duly considered and
the Car would 20 than endure taunts from
Turkey lie has not demanded Austria's Intervention.
because Il ia not required lie declines to be responsible
Quoted by Russian Embassy In London Pointing to
a copy OF the protocol which lying the table fun
OF erasures and corrections he exclaimed that anodyno
document might avert II England would only UNDER
saad that her interests identical with ours and not
with those OF Turkey What the General said to me 20
thoroughly In opposition TO what reaches me from other
sources nj equally trustworthy. that VIII conhne
myself to this brief account, which undoubtedly has s
Importance"
The T,ness Vienna dispatch states that the report III
the speedy recall OF Mdhat Pasha gaining consistency
and since the meeting of the Turkish Para-
ment No dorbt hs friends aud adherents are taking
every advantage Of the opportunity presented by the
meeting OF Parliament to make great effort In favor of
his restoration"
GRAVE BRITISH APPRRHENsroSs.
The Times in leader reversing the situation says:
when how our Government does nothing, prom
ises n%!hs ana by rsstrctng ef I" the aIntrt
phraseooly In which au agreement can he coucleu we
ct M thonsh according TO the formatieS Of do-
macy ENGLAND aud Russia have been all along combined
for conmCh s ,S sn,,eomsm Ina, be are re-
gardcd the Continent rs two rivals IN great contto
I'm Russia the notion prevails that the Turks melted
against Ess va ~ E Ra aPa II our ntr
csts from instructive impulses or settled policy III may
he too late change these feelings We know the sa-
lion of Russia. and side the resolutions and de-
OF the Government are fixed for period before
The end Of which all Will be decided IL Il no less rgt
table thai the Governments seem incapable OF arfiy-
tipa, aud oya fnro
sd no poiut OF view IN common The result must be 10
make the pr scrvaton OF peace by means OF European
agreement almost so,s ., ,o our, for 70
fr,;ning III re may be 10 war; but ministers and
bassadors are now at me ehd Oh er sSges u. AZ
ics s nd Tho o. ~ this " Thai hose mo
90 EO despair turn to tie continental fOweisas capae,
possibly, VI so"e ,I ,ehor 80 he ir,n eI,ianc
ausria from her geographical situaiion has tie pre-
pondcratns influence In tue Eastern Question and the
nearer prospect Of war the more important does her
hmstr,a might have produced pacitcaton By a weeks
energetic action fhai time IL now past AUSTRIAN oc-
eupa,on VI 1851 bnt wan,d saDciion The ryason %,
Tdrkey 10y a Russian army. II there Is there must
Dc se' =, r, ai aug craf war also Thoncb AnstrIs
nirht by unity OF purpose and resolution TO
gecay take the decision into her hands. u Is almost
certain snc will leave tue Russian Government 10 take
ITS comre; ,.nces The cmniny forces IN
possible war viii largely proceed from ncighbring en-
res. and In this seuse the belief at It irtrsb1rg that
through ne failure OF Eutoleah nlu1i s.shung VIC
nln.ral AIi'ah'o eor''s " ''' ''' ''''"
Jcs'inc"''oh' ...
HE MIN Eu"iN ~
Inc correspondent Vi INC Du"' 'e"' ~ ~
states that 'he news iloin 1''"''' 20 'o'"s'
Lord LOTUS the BFiiSh EmpaSsa"oi, VINO ms u'""c
most strenuous choit, through 'i'e iufNsh EihoHy
here 70 induce 'ne ror.e 70 ye,"' ns
assurance 'na' 'H' oi" - on ''' po'' ~ uve ~ "u'
"c"s ''o " o W ,.. 80 ,...
fc"''' 90 , -, -,
run 'on''"'''''op'' 'p ~ va
Moh'en' si' nav NV ~ oo ' w
Inc ce''on Vi ''''''' 70 Sun 'io '"'"s o'A
feu"r eiesr"" o"'co .ohS'an'i"ope 'hi' evening
su''es 'ha' he ohehcSi"' es"'o' nave no' 'e' De'h
ordered 10 dep"r'' pu' tney arc Nv. cnpo"cro" !"
duce their demands' MuSntar fasha mas s'arted ior
EfzerOum.
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vienna, lueShay' Match ~, 1871
The Neus Free Presse states that Count Andrassy
,to u, oaor ,nedi,t,on sboud the direct negotiations