The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-27
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,.moE TWO CENTS.
TIE WAR CLOUD IN EUROPE.
iNXTETY IBOTT RUSSTi's hNsWER To
ENGLIND'S DEMiNDs.
a Refusal to submit the Entire Treaty to the
Congress Expected - The situation Very
ttitIcnI-t -tustrin's Position Undecided.

Refusal to submit the Entire Treaty to the
Congress Expected The situation Very
Giucai- tustria's Position Undecided.
LONDON March 2G-Thc final answer from
st. Petersburg to England's question whether
the entire treaty of San Stciano Will be submit
ted TO the Congress is anxiously awaited
Tho Times Of this morning. in its leading Cd
itorial article. expresses the opinion that tho
more prudent Russian statesmen. even tho
Gar himself ought to be- ready to smooth tho
way for the asscmhlagc Of the Congress. "'Thd
contention Of our Government" says the TJnes
Is justified In substance by Europe. and
though tho remaining objection Is not ono
which ought TO be fatal 1t is By Russia rather
.l"h us that the objection ought. in strict JUS
ticn, to be removed"
Tho prepondcratlng 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 consequence OF the presence Of
the British fleet In the Sea OF Marmorn and tho
position OF tho Russians about Constantlnople:
but that, II no Unforeseen incident or compli-
cation arises from these circumstances war
may be avoided, and after period Of suspense.
damaging to all the powers frcsh proposal
FOR Conference or a Congress will be brought
forward under different forms with hope Of
success.
The position of Austria is source Of much
HUNlluS curiosity. NFfNi -pifl '1Al organs luyD
declared the trcnty Of San Strfano utterly unac-
s,pt,n9is' pa,ni bnt the iaci is equally certain that
concerning the form Of its submission to tho
Congress: Various explanations Of tho latter
fcllnre T5 10, Of -, AgstEas n2licy are given.
says ilntly that reconsttution Of the triple al
lance i preparing for the purpose Of opposing
respondent. Russia Is Offering @ Austria "e every
Cornerstone con ana he belev, that the ncgotiniion
VIII undoubtedly succeed. From other adviccs
tlNufsisprrfp1 III a.
Austrlas objections nrc to the whole treaty Of
san ,stelqn9. 50 Russian concession on that
mead could hardly ~ far enough To satisfy her.
Thc, iast that Gcu. lgnotirn is going to Vienna
w"n.l ,nda,nt1 t1lt ~ r. nrsotat IN Is not pro-
nht believes, but would confirm his estimate of
The Sianiari saws; The Government, storc-
houses are SO crowded with warke stores in
consepn'nG' n rapid deliveries under recent
N'Nlit.'7 llW II mas n'rh l9uhn necessary 10
9nEnge storage in the warehouse nt Victoria
-, t- un' nn oiN Mluiv'- on the Thames
CQNsrASTfSorTE. Mr. IN 2G.-Thr Grand puko
Nltu'ius' "' "lhpuhi',i ly tWolv" hussiun Con
.ras, lrn'rei.i to-day in tine imperial yacht
L'vallttu the Doimlha-iii'ii" Palace. whore No
Wls received hvthe Su.un. surruundrd bv his
Min -t,r- and O-man pI-M amt other Com
erals. Tho Grand put eouvtrs'd with tho
sultan W,niy mnu,s. lie then wont to tho
puk. mud his suils nest wont to the former
hu05lUn cuiH1.~y. in front Of which the Rus
sian eirlas wore di-play"l. The Grand Duke
VIII sleep on hoard Tho Livedia Tonight, and
i said that the Grand Duke referring to tho
Iprtes apprehcnsipus Of n possible Anrlo-
Russian conflict, oppressed the hope that tho
Congress would oir..t an Arrangements
VIENNA, March 2G. Cen. Ignaticii has arrived
IN this rltv
CoNsrANrINopLE March 2C.-In consequence
OF friendly rrmunsi RANGES from the Russian au-
| ihorlies. the Turkish forces have evacuated
| Bujukderc anl will occupy Maslak.
BELGRADE. March 2G-The report that tho
| Scrvian troops had evacuated Wrania Is con-
| ilrmcd and the place has since been occupied
hy the Russians. The Turkish inhabitants of
| Wranla have sent an address to Rrnce Milan.
| asking Tor annexation 10 Scrvia. II that is i'm
| possible. they beg for permission to migrate
into Sery,n. because they are resolved not TO ro-
| main in Bulgaria.