The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
SECOND EDITION
EUROPE'S DEADLOCK.
Progress Of Ignatief-s NegOti-
ations at Vienna-Austria will
Remain Neutral.
LONDON, March %. 1873.

LONDON, March %. 1873.
General Ignatieff, says Vienna des.
patch, was in conference with Count
Andrassy yesterday morning, aud had an
audience with the Emperor in the after
noon.
The Daily TetegrapRs Vienna despatch
says:-"General Ignatieff, who is per-
sonally unpopular here, has been coldly
received"
The Political corresp ondepce of Vienna
says General Ignatietfs s mission is proof
that the key of the situation as regards
the eventuality of war is in Vienna, and
the Austrian government must allow
England to entertain no doubt as to
whether she can reckon upon Austria.
AUSTRIA WILL REMAIN NEUTRAL.
A special despatch from Vienna to the
Paris Temps reports that Count Andrassy
has informed Sir Henry Elliot that Aus
tria would remain neutral in the event of
an Anglo-Russian war.
STILL A DEADLOCK.
The Times despatch from st. Peters
burg says the deadlock continues. 1t is
stated tn at Russia is quite ready to make
considerable notifications if it can be
shown that the Powers will enter the
Congress with the desire of arriving at a
durable settleme at and not simply to un-
do what has been done. 1t is believed,
however, that the English government is
animated by very differ ent spirit
HOPE OF THE CONGRESS VANISHED.
The Times in its leading editorial says:
-"Hope that the Congress will meet has
now almost vanished. The disagreement
between our government and that of
Russia seems insuperable."
Dispatches from Vienna yesterday
were again conflicting, the correspond
ent there of the ID ally Telegraph adher-
| Ing to his belief thai an anti-English
coalition will result from the pending
negotiations and that General Ignatieff
comes to Vienna for the purpose of strik-
ing bargain for the partition OF Turkey.
The correspondent probably derives his
information from some political coterie
which colors it according to its bias.
| BISMARCK AS MEDIATOR.
The Berlin Tagblatt says:-"Prince
BiBmarck's latest attempt at mediation
between England and Russia has thus
tar been unsuccessful. His proposal was
that Russia should indicate beforehand
the points in the treaty which she agrees
should be discussed at the Congress.
Russia has not yet replied to this pro-
posal."
The Agence Russo of St. Petersburg
considers the allegded proposal of Prince
Bismarck-that Russia should indicate
beforehand the points Of Treaty she was
willing should be discussed-unlikely to
effect settlement.
| ANOTHER coLLTERY DISASTER.
| LONDON, March 57.-An explosion
occurred today in the Opedail colliery
in North StaffordshIre. Five corpses
have already been recovered. Thirty
persons are still In the pit, and it is
feared they are all dead.
lie Still LiUes.
LONDON, Mareh, 27.-A Reuter- tele-
gram from Madrid says the report
which was published by Ell Cronista
that the Sultan of Morocco was dead
is untrue.
The Trouble over the French Budget.
PARIS, March 27.-The Constitution
mel states that NM. Gambetta and
Floquet will to- morrow in the Chamb-
er OF Deputies interpellate the govern
ment as to the Senate's usurpation in
regard to the badget, and will move an
order of the day to the effect that the
Senate has no right to restore grants
stricken out by the Chamber.
A Communist on Trial.
PARIS, March 27.-The communist
Captain Garcin, who was sentenced to
death by default as one of the rlglead-
ers in the shooting of Gems. Thomas
and lie Comte, in Paris, during the
commune, having ventured to return
to France, is being court-martialed.