Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-27
STORM BREWING.

STORM BREWING.
LONDON, March 27.-The Post says another
vain attempt has been made to induce Russia
to acknowledge some responsibility towards
Europe. Her reply is Invariably namely,
"You have full liberty of appreciation and ac-
tion'' The Leader concludes that, should con-
gress fail, some means may yet be sought for
establishing a real or pretended agreement. 1t
is not probable it will be found, and, unless |
Russia yields the storm which is brewing will |
break out.
correspondent at Berlin stats that ap- |
parently inspired article in the Belin Post just
lies Englands demand and declares that Rus |
STA should be wise enough to be moderate.
ANNEXATION SCHEMES.
LONDON, March pa Vienna dispatch gays:
Gen. Ignatieff's mission is to complete negotia
tions for scheme of parallel annexation,
which has already found favor at headquarters
here. Austria demands Bosnia, Herzegovina.
northern Albania and portion of Macedonia,
including Salonica. Russia objects to the an
nexation Of a portion Of Macedonia, but this
difficulty is by no means insurmountable. Gen.
Ignatieff will go to Berlin on leaving here.
Russia, by the advice of Germany, is conciliat-
ing Austria, and disregarding England.
PREPARING FOR WAR.
1T is believed that Russia is preparing for
war with England. Two hundred thousand
men of the Russian landowner were called out
Monday. The journal de ST. Petersburg de-
ella res Russia will not endure a position oblig-
The Berlin Post remarks that the collapse Of
the Congress would enforce such an attitude on
both Russia and England.
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS RESTORED.
LONDON, March GA special from Pera re-
ports the Sultan received Grand Dnke Nicho-
las with the utmost courtesy and cordiality,
Diplomatic relations between Turkey and Rus
STA have been renewed and Gen. Nelidoff has
been appointed Russian charge d'affaires at
Constantinople.
NO HOPE OF SOLUTION.
The following is from St. Petersburg: Those
having direction of affairs here appear to have
very little hope of solution of the present
deadlock and although the holding of con-
gress without England would have the advan-
tage of isolating her and consolidating the
triple alliance, it is regarded most probable the
congress will not met at all. The whole ques-
tion seems to be sinking from the sphere Of
reason to that of passion.
LEAVING ENGLAND OUT.
Berlin correspondent says the Austrian
idea of the congress without England is being
discountenanced by France and Germany. It
is possible only the three chancellors will meet
in Berlin, but even this is yet improbable.
Germany is sure to take no proceedings against
England.
PoPE's ENCYCLIcAL.
ROME, March 26.-The forthcoming encycli-
cal of Pope Leo XIII. will dwell upon the de-
sire Of the Papacy to unite with Italy 30 as to
secure position better suited to it's ecclesiss-
| teal character.
ANxIoUsLY WAITING FOR RUSSIA.
| bo fro,
st. Petersburg to England's question whether
the entire treaty of San Stefano will be submit
| ted to the congress is anxiously awaited. The
| Times expresses opinion that the more pru-
dent Russian statesmen, even the Gear himself
ought to be ready to smooth the way for as.
sembling of the congress. The contention OF
our government is justified in substance by
/ Europe, and though the remaining objection il
not one which ought to be fatal, it is by Russia
rather than us that the objection ought in strict
justice be removed. The preponderating opinion
at the capitals of the great powers seems
to be that Russia will refuse and that this will
| render the situation very critical, in conse-
quence of the presence of the British feet in
i the sea of Marmora and q portion of the Rus
SLAMS about Constantinople, but that if no I'M
forseen incident or complication arises from
those circumstances war may be avoided, an6
powers French proposal for conference Of
congress will be brought forward under differ
ent forms with hope Of success.
The position of Austria is source of mucl
declared the treaty of San stefano utterly un
acceptable but the fact is equally certain tina
| Austrie does not support England's demand
concerning the form of it's submission to tn,
congress. Various explanations of the latte
feature Of Aastrias policy are given: vienn'
the triple alliance is preparing for the purpos,
of opposing the British policy To this end
says the correspondent, Russia is offering Aus
tria every concession, and he believes the ne
gotiations will undoubtly succeed. From
other advices this seems exaggerated pro
Russian view, Austria's objections are to tn
whole treaty of San Stefano.
Another Vienna correspondent says ''Thi
government seems to be of the opinion that tn
difference remaining between England anc
Russia are those Of form rather than of princi
pie, and ought not to be bar to the meeting
of the congress. Sir Henry Elliot, the British
ambassador, had long interview with Coun
Andrassy by appointment, and in all probabi]
ity there was an exchange of ideas on this sub
ject of paramount Importance. There is n
avert the possibility of an Anglo-Austrian al
lance before giving England final answer.
The government storehouses are SO crowde
with material under recent contracts that sto1
age has been secured in warehouses at the Vic
toria docks and other wharves.
NICHOLAS VISIT.
CoNsTANT1NopLE, March 26.-Grand Duk
Nicholas accompanied by II Russian generals
proceeded to-day in the imperial yacht Lividi
to Dolmabagetche palace, where he was receiv
ed by the Sultan, surrounded by his minister
and Osman Pasha and other generals. Til
Grand Duke conversed with the Sultan 2
minutes. He then went to the Beyler palace
where he was visited by the Sultan IS minute
later. The Grand Duke and his suite mex
proceeded to the former Russian embassy, i
front of which the Russian eagles were dir
played. The Grand Duke will sleep on boar
the Lividia tonight and take luncheon wit
the Sultan tomorrow. It is said, the Gran
Duke, referring to the Porte's apprehensions Q
possible Anglo Russian conflict, expressed tn
hope that congress would effect an agreement
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
LONDON, March 26.-In consequence of til
friendly remonstrances of the Russian author
ties the Turkish forces evacuated Ruyukder
and occupy Warlak. Wranja, evacuated by th
servians, has been occupied by the Russians.
The Turkish inhabitants have sent an ad
dress to Prince Milan asking for annexation tx
Servia. If that is impossible they beg pc,
mission to migrate into Servia. They q,
resolved not to remain in Bulgaria.
CONGRESS FAILURE.
PARIS, March 26.-The budget committee {
the Chamber of Deputies has unanimousl
rejected the Senate's amendments to IL
, budget.
! The Temps believes the congress has failed j
consequence Of Englands refusal to partic