The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-12
THE CONDITIONS OF PEACE.
AUSTRIA TO PROVIDE MEMS TO PDO-
TECT HER INTERESTS.
German Demand that Precautions he
Taken to Protect Europr's Interests Tho
Cznr No Right 60 he Dictator Over Turkey.

Ccrmnn Demand that Precautions he
Taken to Protect Europe's Interests
Czar No Right 20 he Dictator Over Turkey.
vienna, March 11.-Count Andrassy has
made further statements in various commit
tccs Of the delegations. explaining that n dec-
laration OF Austro- Hungarian interests was
handed to Russia before the war. and Russia
acknowledged thnt It was we'll founded lie
emphnticaly denied that the Government con-
templatod ordering mobilization as soon IA tho
credit was voted. The Government desired to
be provided with MEANS showing that the mon
archy Is capable Of protecting its interests but
they could not take the responsibility OF ap-
pcarng at great cost In n state of military prepa-
ration before the Congress. from whose dolib-
erntions II satisfactory understanding was an
ticipatcd. He denied various reports that act
uai measures for mobilization had been takon.
or that an orire de bdfdNe was already drawn up.
Itis asserted that Count Andrassy. in his adj
dress before the subcommittee OF the Hunga-
rian Delegation on Sunday stiCmntiznd tho poll
icy OF Scrvin rs aiming at aggrand zcmcnt md
jeOpardizing tho interests OF Austria and Hun
gary. =,
Constantnoplc says the Car H. cxpectcd to rit-
ify the treaty on saturday or sunday Tho
Grand Duke Nicholas has telcgraDhed to tho
Gar that hc will return to- ST. Prtershurg immc-
dintely ait"r he has visited the Sultan. Tho
Gar has replied. desiring him 10 remain. Tho
Porto has appointed one Kornssandjian as
political agent in attendance upon the Grand
Duke.
In the House Of Commons this afternoon Sir
stafford NOrthcote announced that the tcrms OF
peace had not vet boon received 10y the Govern
mrnt He confirmed the statement that Greece
would be- represented at the conference.
The IiiHpS OF this morning. in liz leading edt-
torial article. contends that RUSSIA must submit
every one Of the peace conditions to the Con-
Rress. not excepting the indemnity clause.
~" has no right saws the article. " TO he die
tator over Turkey. The great powers did not
invite her TO make war or give her n cpmmis-
sion 10 replace the Government OF the Porte in
any way she may think flt." The Tunes also cu-
logiH"s the Guvernments action in bringing
forward the Greek claims. " M decision" 1t
saws. SO patriotic and far-scning has hcen
taken 10y the Cabinet in many "A day as the step
proposing that CT '"ce should b" represented at
tho conference. i recognizes that ihe old stats
OF things cannot be restored. and that the best
mat"rials FOR r. placing II are TO be found in the
Hellenic race"
Trustworthy private alviccs from Indin state
that the Muhamm edans are greatly excited in
consequence of the overthrow of Turkey. Seri-
Gus trouble Is even apprchended unless tho
Governmrnt takes some anti -RuSslhn action
shortly. II is believed that 300. 900 Moslom vol
unierrs to = rye against Russia could be raised
without diill"ulty
All homcwnr i-hound mon Of war have been
| ordered to he detained nt Malta to strengthen
| the l'rt in l. lstern waters.
ATHENS Mar n 1l.-Fighting between tho
! Gretans and Turks continues around Camea.
| The instruction in Greece is spreading. Tho
| insurgents in Macedonia have captured Eort
| Patomona and the Turks have fed.