The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-26
HOPIs or pEiCE WINING.
The Controversy Hetwecn England and Rus
sia Ncnring a Dangerous stage.

LONDON. March 2j.-It is believed in Gov
ernment circles that. Notwithstanding the ei-
forts of Germany to bring aboutan understand
ipg between the powers there is little hope Of
the Congress assembling. England will prob
ably decline To- negotiate further. The itua-
tion is regarded n serious. liu-sia'- answcrtO
Ingand'- demands We're communicated 10 the
Foreign Oli'e ON saturday. and are considcred
as being very unsatisfactory. \ despatch from
Vienna says the prospects for holding the Con-
Grrss are very unsatisfactory.
The Vienna cores pondents OF the Tunes and
DaIy Telegraph agree that the fun text Of the
treaty Of san >iclano has renewed the strong
Anti Russian feeling there. The Tunes corre-
spondent says There is no difference OF
opinion here about the real meaning OF the
treaty. 1t is not Russicn prepondcmnre. but
Russian rule in European Turkev, and II Is
Just hecaus" such an uIi ruton Ns would re-
move this feature would entirely destroy the
treaty thai less 'oniiirnc' r. l"li IN the " ney
ui the Congress since it, publication her" The
controversy between England and Russia Is
| approaching that dangerous stage wncEe the
point Of honor more and more engages the at
Tne Daiiy Tele7raph's correspondent SAYS:
while Count Audrassy w.ll demand the re-
Wis ON OF thr entire treaty, he will decline to do
So ia connection with England, because the in
LoxDoN March 26-A despatch 70 the Times
from p'ra says: Mr. lAyaTd, the British AM
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party who would rather So" England 20 To- war
with Rus iN ON any grounds. however trivial,
than not nt 9il. The present pnilo- Laglish atti-
'tudc of the Porte IS due 70 the infinite friend
ship between Nr. Iuyari and Nollk IaSha and
the attcr's temporary Influence over the Sui
TAN Bui the Sultan IS "A man ot capririous and
arbitrary temper, aud of inferior capacity and
resolution. 4 Court or Cabinet intrigue might
destroy ,Ncnk PaSha's a-,endancy' and change
LoNDON. March 26.-The Times despatch
from 81 p't'rshur- saws tlai Gen. lgnaticif has
gone TO Wanna boaus" some anxiety is fell
about the attitude OF Austria.
The Berlin oorrespondcnt OF the Times SAYS
il tho Cougr, IS GoeH not meet Germany VIII
revert 10 her former position Of II friendly
locker on. without positively approving Rus
CoysrNSrlNopLE. March 2i-Thc Snitan. on
SUNDAY. summoned Osmnn Pasha 10 him. and
ia the presence OF iNc Ministers rN pressed his
warmcsi aimira'9n and sralinde fer his
heroic dof'n'r OF PinYnn. OsWan's public en-
tranre INTO Conslnutihppe is arranged Tor to-
day, after which he viii review the troops at tho
iirLGEAnE. March 2j-Thc publication Of tho
terms oi pru'p hN- 'uused universal dissHtisfac-
tion in Srrya The army Will rrorcupy all the
positions il conquered from Turkey, and hold
them until the Congress decides ~ to the Justice
of SorNla' 5 claims. The tfrand Duke Nicholas
has made a pres ns demand on S,rVin to re-
mnhili2e her reserves. aud concentrate them on
me northern frontier hut Scryin mas not COM
pi"d.
that tie t4ngr"s- Wl meet Il j., in .ronsc-
uu"nf' ol tnEihnlh r NeMs more 10 the adj
vanlt.,c ol Europe TINT II should not. The duty
of Europn Is to settle The crisis without England.
PARIS, March 25,-rne Temps says the prrva-
lent opinion in diplomatic clrcl,s is that Eng
lands persistence in her refusal 10 partc pate
will cause the abandonment of the Congress.
1t is probable that. IF England refuses 10 take
part, Fran 80 and Italy VIII follow her example
The 1HnpS docs not consider that an Anglo
RUS -iHu war ls II neHsrtrv consequence Of
En2iul rs nhel 'nilon from tA' O., nsr'~-.
~ plrui.sBUnG. Narrh 4l.-Inc tqcnce
HnEsf reports that Gen. lsnatirh has started
ioT Vienna.
Maltby's Norfolk Oysters forty years recog-
niled best hall the United states II Harrison II
anu Ieyer Advertised Ia the Ne0 iwA Haald-4ig.