The New York herald., 1878-03-30

| England and Russia.
'J'Y sUIs JY REsTE.r
The correspondent Of the Paris Temps at Vienna
| has had an interview with General Ignatief, who
has not despaired OF the meeting of the Congress.
| Tie General said that England, by entering the
Sea OF Marmora In violation OF the treaty OF
1856, had placed herself in diMcult posi-
| tion out of which she was endeavoring to extri-
cate herself In such q manner as would save her
amour If0p'e. She consequently puts forward un-
acceptable demands, but the Russians viii stay be-
fore Constantinope so long the British ncet
mains iu the Sea OF Marmora.
WHAT WE ALL KNOW.
| The Temps Vienna correspondent further states
| that General IgnatIef informed him that his mis-
sion was to harmonize the interests OF Austro-
Hungary with the modinable provisions Of the
treaty.
DIPLOMATIC DENIAL.
The same despatch states that General Ignatie1
has authorized contradiction OF the report In
New York journal respecting his journey to Vienna.
He says he has had conversation with the cor
respondent OF New York journal
[NoTE-rnis evidently refers to the cable despatch
forwarded to the HERALD and printed on Wednesday
morning The exigencics OF the diplomatic sit
uaton at Vienna may and probably do, demand
the denial by General Ignatief of the accuracy OF
the interview reported in the HERALD. Sufficient
evidence OF the truth OF the statements contained
in that despatch Is found in the fact that they are
reiterated In our report OF the interview gwen
above from the Paris Temps 1t VIII be seen that
after reaching Vienna General Ignatlcr repeats
the language used to our correspondent, again
employing McMahon's mot, 'J'v suis; j'y reste."
IGNArEFF's SCHEME DEFEATED.
"The news from England has brought the Ignati.
etr negotiation to a standstili," says the 7ee0raphs
Vienna correspondent. Count Andrassy will at
icfnn
certainly, IN the event Of an Anglo
Russian war, insist upon concessions which Russia
Is now indsposed 10 make. committee Of the
Austrian general staff has reported that the treaty
OF San Stefano would compel Austria to tend
her military power over Servia, Montenegro, Bos-
mia and Albania"
THREE HOURS OF TALK:
General Ignatiefr had interview with Count
Andrassy yesterday which lasted four hours. 1t IL
stated that ne will leave Vienna to-day. The Post,
In its leading editorial article to-day states that
General Ignatielr Will probably visit Berlin Paris
Rome and finally London.
TOO WIDE TO MEET.
The correspondent OF the Times at Vienna saws
the views OF Austria and Russia are so widely dit-
ferent that the feasibility OF an understanding Is
doubtful Austria Is certainly opposed to any
scheme Of PARTITION.
BIsMARcK's GOOD OFFICES.
A Vienna despatch says 1t is rumored that
Prince Bismarck is making further efforts to
assemble the Congress and has asked England to
onward precise statement of her demands.
HAS RUSSIA TnREATENEDS
The Standard publishes the following special
despatch, dated COnstantlnOple, March q, via
Syra:-"General Nelidor has addressed q note to
the Porte demanding the dismissal OF the British
fleet from the neighborhood OF Constan antinople.
Salvet racha communicated the note to Minister
Layard, who, In accordance with the instructions
OF the British government, replied that
the feet would remain until after the
departure Of the Russians from the environs of
Constantinople. Tte Porte handed the reply to
General Nelidoir without remark The foregoing
should be received cautiously, as direct telegram
from the same correspondent Of days later date
mentions request by Safvet Paeha for the with
drawal OF the fleet merely rs a probability.
OPINION IN GERMANY.
The Berlin North German Gazette SAYS Lord
Derby's retention IN ofhcc was everywhere re.
garded as synonymous with the preservation of
peace. The Berlin National Zeitung remarks that
England is undoubtedly preparing for wariike en-.
terprises.
AN INCORRECT VERSION.
The Agence Russo OF St Petersburg says the
version Of Prince Gortschakors reply, which ap-
peared In the Daily telegraph Thursday morning,
tain the right of vetoiDg discussion OF
terms OF the treaty outside OF Euro
pean Jurisdiction. Prince Gortschakor hns
maintained throughout for each member OF the
Congress absolute liberty to discuss every clause,
and also perfect freedom OF opinion and decision.
Lord Derbys resignation has caused no surprise In
Official circles in St Petersburg, where 1t was ex-
pected
SECURING THE REAR.
A special despatch to the Vienna Political Cor
,pspondence from Bucharest says 1t IS stated that
two divisions OF Russian cavalry have been ordered
to return to Roumana from Bulgaria Immediately,
to occupy a strategica line from Sinaia to PredeaL
A socIABLE TALK
telegram from Constantinope says on Wednes.
day the Grand Duke Nicholas and the Sultan and
veiyk and Safvet Pachas had private conference,
which lasted three hours.
CoURTEsIEs TO THE GRAND DUKE.
special despatch to the Telegraph from Pera
states that the visit of the Grand Duke Nicholas
has ended. All the foreign vessels, except the
English, manned their yards as he left IN the mpe.
rial yacht on Thursday.
ABANDONED BY THE TURKS.
A despatch to the Daily Ne,cs from Constan.
tinople announces that the Turks have abandoned
KAYAK, at the Black Sea entrance of the Bosphorus
sERvIANs AT SOPHIA.
A despatch from Belgrade says, in consequence
OF the request OF the Russian headquarters, the
Servian Cabinet, after a council to-day, ordered
thirty battalions OF Servan troops to Professionally
occupy Sophia the Russian troops there having
been ordered to join the army before Constant
nople.
ORDERED TO MOVE.
A special despatch from Belgrade reports that
the Servians have received orders from San ste.
fano to march with all their available forces to
Prlstna and Albania
WILL sERviA OBEY?
A Belgrade despatch says March 30 Is the last day
for the Servians to retire within treaty. boun-
daries, but the troops as yet have received no
orders to that effect.
ExcrTEMEST on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Tho statcmontsin In Parliament on Thursday evening