Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CRISIS AT HAND.
More Warlike Than Ever.
RUSSIA RED-HOT FOR THE
FRAY.
Austria to be Neutralized
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2

ST. PETERSBURG, March 81.
The journal de 81. Petersburg
which is the recognized ryan i Prince
G~ortsrbakotf. Russian Chancellor,
pubIjShe,t on Sunday a remarkable re
sumo of the European situation. which
was written entirely by Baron Jumini,
the Chancellor's secretary. The tone
of the article is yerv decided, and con
cludes with the followin. Significant
words. The has arrived
when the question should he definitely
settled with the concurrence of conti-
mental urope If 1t wishes it, without
lis concurrence if necessary.
A New York Herald correspondent
interviewed IgnaIietf, when the latter
said: 81 am going 10 give 10 the Aus
TRAN cabinet all the ex planationS they
NAV desire regarding the prelininaries
of ueace. There shall be no more uom
for .u%uiyocaiiou, and England Will Ice
left alone i'm her opposition to us and
To the Termination of The war. We are
ONLY too Wiling to quit Turkey, but
England. by the demonstration made
by her fleet, and her refusal to allow
our troons To embark at Bayukdere
seems to oppose our going. In that
case.n he added in significant
tones. s.if we are driven Ia
extremiti.s. we shall remember a Ger
tain phrase which has low become
celebrated, Il am here, and here |
shall rernain.'n There could be no
mistakIng the Generals meaning. His
words were sufficiently plain, but his
manner was still more so. Russia has
deierui,ned TO MAKE a Last effort to de-
tach Austria from England; to offer
her ANY concessions tor the purpose of
renewing and consolidating the triple
alliance. and to secure this much de
sired end that able and astute diplo-
matist, who so successfully m%anipu.
lated the Turkish Government and
Constantinople conference, is sem to
Vienna, The correspondent suisse.
ouently called on one of the chief Sec
~re,aries of Prince Gortschakoff for the
purpose of eliciting further ipforma.
ton. The Secretary readily granted an
interview. and spoke without reserve.
The Secretary said the bad faith OF
England has aroused general irritation
here. and the o excitable cry OUT
that the conditions of peace are deci,-
i've as lar as Russia is concerned.
England loses SLY bit of the fact that We
will send one of our Skobeloff-, if it is
necessary to 20 out of our way, even
as far as India. On the other hand, we
can. perhaps, make an alliance with
the United States, which would menace
England's possessions IN America.
Nune of these things are impossible
Whatever NAV become of the matter
during the week now commem ing.
eyerything will he in Austria's hands,
and the solution for good or for evil is
imminent. Then, said the CORRESPOND.
ent. il is an ultimatum which Iynatiet1
is taking to Vienna. 1t is really an
ultimatuIn. N wered the Secretary for
whether Austria is with US or against
us. we 20 on.
The foregoing conversation, az well as
that which the Herald correspondent
had with Ignatirtf, is given exactly a.
spoken, The views e expressed are held
bv every one here, but in the case o
these not holding high official position
the nguag used is decidedly NOR
hostile to England and war with that
country would undoubtedly be popu.
lar with all classes. But whether En-
gland is to be fought alone, or whelh.
ar an Anglo alliance must be faced, is
the Question. The present einprr o
the Russian people would seem to
offer little or no hope for a peaceful
settlement of the difficulty. From The
Car himself down through all grades
| of society t. the humble peasant. there
seems TO he an all pervading, unalter
able resolution that the terms Of peace
agreed on between Russia and Turkey
shall be maintained in their entirety
and defended, if necessary, 10 the las
! extremity. At the same time there il
an unmistakable desire to conciliatt
Austria, and any concession that woulc
detach her from England. even witt
a large portion of Turkish territory
would he hailed with delight. On tn,
| u, thor hand no concession IN EnpIant