The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-28
THE CRISIS OVER TIE SEA.
All EUROPE ~ SUSPENSE AWAITING
THE TURN OF ETENTS.
Preparing for War white Negotiating for
Peace England Ready to Throw 100000
Mon In the Fieid-Austria's Vote OF Credit.

Preparing for War white Negotiating for
Peace England Ready to Throw 100000
Mon In the FieId-Austria's Vote OF Credit.
LONDON, Feb. 27. The Agence Russo Of
ST. Petersburg says the conditions Of peace
published in London are Inaccurate. Russia
has never demanded the expulsion Of the Mus
sulman inhabitants of Bulgaria. She has only
demanded the recall OF the Turkish officials and
troops. Russia. does not hand over n portion OF
Bosnia TO Scrvln. The question Of the Straits
Is reserved for the consideration of Europe. The
published version contains other gross inac-
curaccs.
The North German Gazette OF Berlin has let
ter from Vicnnn. which says: AS tho amount Of
tho credit asked ny Count Andrassy Is only
GO.OOO000 OF forms. thcrc is no ground to ap-
prchcnd that Count Andrassy means TO make
use Of 1t to mobilize the army. Tho object Of
the vote Of credit Is rather that the Government
may be. and have the appearance Of being. pre-
pared for cmcrgonclcs.'
The Political Correspondence OF Vienna has
the following despatch from Constantinoplc
II appears that Russia and Turkey have
agreed upon an increase Of territory for Scrvia
and Montenegro. The latter acquires the ports
OF SpiEa. Antivarl. and Dulcigno. but no, Scu
tart. Montenegro will border on Scrvia. and
the latter will regain Old Servla.
A telegram from Bucharest says England and
Austria oppose the rctrocession Of Bcssarabia.
and France and Italy support them. II IA said
that Germany has coun -cllcd Russia To- re-
noun,e her claims. but Russia seems deter
The Turkish Minister In Athens has again
| copulalued to the foreign diplomntis,s that the
| iion. directly and indirectly. The diplOmniists
have urgently protested to the Government
"eEF- Eba any Hj soy "nco@FWNEemen W. oo
that ne rum9rs Of i.9rd Dcrby's resignation
| are utterly un,oundcd.
The Standard, in it, leading article. says
| All that j. really implied hy tho sci 'c,ion %
! Chief and SIR Garnet Wolsccy as his Chief II
rannr, be- ~anclioncd hy England w. have
been brought facet face with war uy ne arro-
| The Na tart publ shes another article dis
cus-ing tn" probable landing places oi Rritiah
/ fur'Ds near the Sea OF Marmora. Tho writer
! thinks 'r-ika hl> The most probable pln,e.
/ This Of course. is a mere surMisc but tho
| The FIRST Army Corps would probably pro
cced to the seat nt war without whiting for the
/ Second. which j. now strcnuousiy preparing.
/ II is possible of course. that even now W mny
| not have tp g t. war. Russia may pau- in
| tim. h,ior" -hr proNokes IT,
! The IhSi says the briga ic of Guar Is has boon
| raised 10 it, war strength. Ther" l. great
! nTNiD IN IN" brigade. which T. cumplntins iic
| arran!.rmrnts necessary for active Dryier All
| the manuac,ur. ng centres report great activity.
There l. marked contrast between the opin-
ions Of the situation at Nicnna eXprc--'d ty
| is,i's corr. ponl"ni saws war with Euss.a
| = NOT L1licvel roe.ibls and Tho op,uion ir.-
| vail, thnt m hll'yati1 Tn. II dc.rr.d vii h.. for
| the purpn,, III o,cul Wing Bos,iu and llcrysgo.
! Vind ns Pu..fn desires -
! Tha TUY..' r,rreaplnd.nt who Is rroloiiv
! in .vniuntly Wih IA. Count Anlra-sy .y-.
% Tho prnrn- n'-nny -urir. npiistnrs clnn,t irD-
Won't the toyernf, nj fr..,i cfrlV iui. iI,, r.lt
! throu.L thn nr.yntinns and ite 4 irh1rith
| hut n thny should succeed In helking IA. ti1y-
| crnmont's Motley Tho Government viii resign 20
| Tho Unify T,ffyraDL'S : Vienna corrp-pouti IN,
| says: The Delegations will vote tho credit but
| the bill for raising the money would inevitably
| failin the Rcichsrah. SO Count Andrn-sy is not
| likcly TO attcmpt 10 carry II. "" will satisfy
| himself with a vote " confidence from thr Del-
! ogations. There II not much probability that
| Austria viii do moro than protest against the
| terms Of pence whatever their character may
! b.
The TiueS IN an editorial article says; The
struggle Is between the Count Auliq-s,' = policy
| OF the maintenance of Austrian Interests -
heretofore declared. and the temptations offered
| by Russiato counterhaiance those interests
! NorE.-Th" iuterest Is are the none tension OF
| Russian and Sayonir power south 4 III" nau-
ub'. anl the temptation is a portion Of Turkish
! territory.
| Major Gen. Sir Garnet Wolsclcy contributes 10
the ;Nmeiee't century an article entitled " Eng
| land Military Power Tho follow
| ing are his conclusions: " At no previous