Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-27

armies on a war footing for some wears .s
n hGsSla @ cannot attack England while England
= perfectly IN position 10 bde her time fha
Gar viii probably be driven 10 extend b;S
cohqneStS In the interval. the better To be- nTe
ba.ed Tor The collision when IL does ocrur
but IN such case Austria and Greece would
lon England 10 protect their own tuterSStSS
a aS !" ueTmanN, She Will never fight tor Rus
,hnr,e ,m OF any other foreign interests Russia
,m,Iei"tt, had better restrain her ambition -
e vienna Correspondents
Dispatches from Nien1a ara a,,,;, ,,,,,,a..,
ing the correspondent there OF The Dlfif ~
Tam adhering 20 his belief that an anti FnS
nSh coalition Will result from the pendin.s ,is
gotlatlonS and that Gen. Ignatien comes tn
lenna Tor the purpose of striking a bargain
Tor the partition OF Turkey The corr.SsN,,,
dent probably derives his information from
some political coteTie, which cOlorS Il acrord-
IhgtoltS bias The Times correspondent ar
SSIenla, Who is perhaps nearer To Count An
Grassy views says Gen. Ignatten'~ pur
poses are unknown. but probably a. fhe Der
So Som most familiar with The treaty of san Sic
how how ne comes toeNpain its scope aud show
~" Sdn oe modified in the interest of Ans
Ia, tla;; hut as the Austrian government is per-
itSaIS Capanle ot Judging these matters for
casd ~, vh; ,hi ighatleh is not more likely 10 sue
ISeu S on thlS than on the former mission Tba
,I musSiah answer la England'S latest nuastinn
~ fr,aH fera SaHS mat the government adhrres 10
pTomiHieg Nir%T; hnS THIS does not sound very
rai uul " l> Ntlll Thought here that the
ifePiS VIII not close all interchange Of onip.
Austrian Opinion To-day.
-; lENNA, Mar. 21.-To-day's newspapers con
Siuei tilal The congress has failed and thar
Austria must now look 10 the uro'eciion 90
heF own interest. The NeIr Free Press Cjbr
Tal AM l-RuS>ian and BiSmarckian) saws that
TN TSa ignatief purpose is To isolate England
1 ame ,ptWNCae Ic{tUpg (Strong German and
Hlu IN n hungarlan) thinks that Austria viii gain
10y an Anglo Russian war because RnSSig
TI T1uS' pay hlgh price for Austria neutrality
ii ne luHeNpre>% regards Gen. Ignatien : mis-
ZION a> 4 striking tribute to the correctness oI
tou.t AhdraSSN'S policy of always conSultinT
~, uftIo ~ hungarian interests. The FreIadfl5-
n 0tHu hopes that Gen. Ignatief will succeed i'm
Snec.lhg g an arrangement with the govern
ment IL says: The time has now arTiyah
@ Mnen austria should think of protecting her
illeIeStS ny precautionary measures bpyond
her own frontiers This remark means tba
annexation Of Bosnia Herzegovina. Northern
~ ~aioahia and portion of Macedonia. The
>enl nl-olliclaI papers are silent.
The Peace Congress N EaiIurc
,LoNnoN. March 27.-ThiS afternoons p,,r
-uo!L t'd.ctte prints a Berlin special diSnatch
SastiGSG SSSthS ,nd Inc Powers have declined sug-
EeStloH made by Russia that the Congress In
held without England. Prince GnrTScbakna
~ enu1aNo Norlng Ia bring about mrrting of fha
'HiGS rec knlptrorS and the three ChancrllorS,
,;lIi''id IuH>id i Uhdcl stood to have indicated her
MliihShe>> 10 make further concr>SionS IN
Au>tfla. and some concessions also IN Ron,
I'duld' o"lhS prompted, il l. thought nv the
En"iamGd dPIlthtl>lonS "f difficulties with
EhSldhu. Germany has. under lbr rirrnm
HtdmceS' ahald"ned for the present nm idea of
issuing an invitation for a congress-
Russian Diplomacy.
LONDON. March 1.-THE l. ,ndon rnyT,aSn,,,
unI uenI ol the Manchester GudrdiuR SAYS: The
situation SD far as regards the merIinW ot tho ho
congress Is mulch improved by assurances that
LORD Derby, foreign secretary has received
L%Ioiii % Iouhi NChouyalof, the Russian ambaSSa.
9Of mere, during the past few hours Count
och9uNdloh kept RuSSia's negation I'm his
pocket uhtll be received authority 10 give these
assurances. There IS some fear, however that
ha fr,Fa
England until lgnatieff can negotiate am mn.
deIStanding with Austria "