Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-28

'AOAAAes-~S1OAAA40nY FREQ with ADVICE. but
VIII Not Fight for Either Party--specula-
tions Pro and Con.
BISMARCK FAILS
BERLIN, March 27.-The Taq6latt saws Prince
Bismarck's latest attempt at mediation between
England and Russia has thus far been nn.pc-
cessful The proposal was that Russia shonld
Indicate beforehand the points in the treaty
winch she argues should be discussed at the
congress. Russia has not yet replied to this
proposal.
ROME, March H.-Signor Carlo Luigi Farini
has been elected president of the chamber of
deputies. -
AUSTRIA HOLDS THE KEY
VIENNA, March 27.-Gen. Ignatieff was in
conference with Count Andrassy this morning.
and had an audience with the Emperor in the
afternoon. The Political Correspondence saws
Zen. lgnatleffs mission is proof that the kew
of the situation, as regards eventuaIity, is in
Vienna, and the Austrian government must
allow England to entertain no doubt as to
whether she can reckon upon Austria.
ADVICE REJECTED.
BELGRADE, March 27.-It is said the Seryian
government, having refused to mobilize the
army on the northern frontier as a demonstra-
ton against Austria, without the consent of
the Skuptschina, which it was known before
hand would not be given, Russia suggested a
suspension of the constitution. This suggestion
has been declined, after nearly causing min
isterial crisis.
HoBSoBBNG.
LONDON, March 2s.-A dispatch from Com
stantinople says: Grand Duke Nicholos will
probably remain here week He dined to-
day with the Sultan. The company included
several Russian princes and generals, and Vetik
safct, Namyk, Raouf and Osman Pashas. The
Sultan is having presents and an imperial
palace prepared for the grand duke, who will
visit him again.
AUSTRIA NEUTRAL.
PARIS, March ga special from Vienna re-
ports that Count Andrassy has informed Sir
Henry Elliott that Austria would remain neu-
trail in the event of an Anglo-Russian war.
scouRaE TO RoUMAN1A
BUCHAREST, March 27.-In the chamber of
deputies to-day Mr.. Cogalnicuna minister of
foreign affairs, declared the treaty of San Ste
fano was, for Roumania, null and void He
Roumania government. He said it would yield
nothing where the rights of the country were
concerned.
WIDE APART.
LONDON, March 28.-A dispatch from St.
Petersburg says the dead lock continues. It
is stated that Russia is quite ready to make
considerable notifications, if it can be
shown they are for the general good, and that
the powers will enter the congress with desire
of arriving at a durable settlement.
and not simply to undo what has been DONE
1t is believed, however, that the British gov
eminent is animated by very different spirit.
NI,o Yfao,oo 1aol k.VSl.
hope that the congress will meet has now
almost vanished. The disagreement between
our government and that of Russia seems in
superable."
LONDON, March 2S.-The Daily Telegraph this
morning says: ION Tuesday night Her Males
tvs government received the reply of Prince
Gortschakof. The cabinet assembled yester-
day to consider it. As our Paris correspondent
states, the reply is to the effect that Prince
Gortschakoff fully understands the wish OF
England to take up the conditions and the gen.
eral purport OF the provisional treaty, but
| from Russian point of view
he must maintain the exercise of O vote
upon the discussion of the terms which are
| considered at st. Petersburg as outside of Eu-
ropean Jurisdiction and concern. The Telegraph
adds: The natural consequence of Russia's
answer is, that the congress will not meet
A Vienna correspondent seems hopeful, and
lNt1mdLeS GuaI AuStrl8 1S enQcaVOr1nE TO ar
| range compromise. These sanguine views,
however, conflict with the general tenor of the
| news.
THE BEssARABIAN QUESTION.
Paris correspondent says telegram from
Bucharest states the Bessabian question
stands thus: Russia has agreed that it should
be brought before the congress and decided b,
it declaring herself ready to keep Dobrudsch;
If the powers pronounce against the exchange
Constantinople telegram states that Osma1
Pasha has been appointed commander-in-chie
COURT MART1ALED.
PARIS, March 27.-The communist Captain
Garcien, who was sentenced to death by Defaul
as one of the ringleaders in the shooting OF
Generals Thomas and Leconite, in Paris, during
the commune, having ventured to return t.
| France, is being court martialed.
BERLIN, March 27.-Herr Maybach will sue
coed De Archenbach as minister of commerce
RoUMANIA.
| LONDON, March 27.-Bucharest papers attacl
the stipulation in the treaty of San Stefano
that Russia shall maintain communication
through Roumania two years. They say tina
the Russia-Roumanian convention terminate
with the end of the war, and that the situatio,
would perpetually block traffic on the Rouman
ian roads and railways, and iniure the trade O
the country. The Roumanian government ha
refused the Russian application to build a hos
pital and telegraph station at Galato.
1 RAILWAY MINISTRY.
LONDON March pa special from Berli
says, when defending his idea of creating
special railway ministry in Saturdays sittin
of the Prussian lower house, Prince Bismarcl
gave as one of his reasons for desiring such
ministry, that the present administration c
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