The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-19
EN0L1ND TO STAND ALONE.
An Anglo a ustrian Combination Preveuted-
The Triple Alliance Usbroken.

request was received from 1t. Petersburg on
Thursday that German influence would make
itself felt, that that influence cannot but be
peaceful. and that despite oil contrary asser-
tions the relations existing between the three
imperial courts not only place all idea Of any
coolncss arising between them entirely out OF
the question. but also offer sure guarantee for
the maintenance OF general peace.
despatch to tho Times from st. Petersburg.
Feb. H. says that there is the greatest disap-
pointment there. because the people expected
the moral support Of Germany. whereas now
they hear the Emperor OF Germany. in his
speech from tho throne. referring to the pro-
grammo OF the Constantinoplc Conference as
the basis for n settlement.
Tho Times Paris despatch SAYS Russia
eagerly accepted Prince Bismarcks friendly
Offices and took an attitude which would facili-
tie an early meeting Of the Conference"
The Teleo,aph's Vienna correspondent. who
has been remarkably forward with diplomatic
movements. besides the statements In his de-
spatch of yesterday THAT n recent Cabinet coun-
Gil decided on partial mobilization OF the Aus
trian army II the Conference question was not
settled within n fortnight that Mt a subsequent
council 1t was decided to refer the question to
Prince Bismarck that his good Offices resulted
in Russia conscnting TO an early meeting
an Austro- Russian conflict ia avoided and the
chances Of an Anglo Austrian alliance are
greatly diminished ass, rts that Russia eagerly
deferred To Prince Bismar X + views when the
latter, ~ AuSirla's solicitation. tutimated to
Pr nr. Gortrhasuf thnt he WIS straining the
situation beyond rea~ounh g bounds. The cor
rrsuondont adds: rupture between Austria
and Russia was imminent week ngo. aud in
piar. oi IN" kN'srrhuni an Anglo Austrian
combination was on the point Of b. ng ,eiah-
li-hed. II suited Primo. i smorck To certain
extent tiat Austria and Russ a should b.. nt
variance. hGi It was htog"thrr contrary To- his
calculations that Austria should form separate
alliance with Enghn !. AMI. raj h' not hrrn
appealed tp In tim". hr would have expressed
hiirs'if before the G'lmnn Parliament IN terms
thni would have made matters p"rteruy clear
tor all ptrii"s. Tirre ar -tii widr iv"rgrn ''-
b.tw..n Russia uni Austria. hu, Prn e Bis
murck wit Hpmp 'ie the re- 'on'ilintpn at m.
Congress. England must look to herself she
huS interests ni stHk" VIII N sh" wlll certainly
ls. called upon to defend. Their. s not stat -
man ON i.,' Cont mont ous lie oi those directly
,nu .crn H. " io docs not admit the rhirf object
q tn tr'nr ALLIANCE t9 ie the HnnihiiaiIon Of
Brush nnn"n :" abroad
The N,rHtng i1si nas Berlin despatch which
apparently confirms a part of a." iorr,o NJ. 1t
r vs.: II rs duuW'ul wn'i or Pfiu. - B-mar X
Viii make full eNp'sition Of his EASTERN pol
B y.us WIS s.Np.-t''l. n r.r'y g. th., nt"rp'lin-
tiun ia ~" k'rhs'a- on Tuesday. He wiil prob
nd"ntinily at one ~ his parliamentary soire,s. e
In IA. llouS. of Lords this afternoon Lord
u rV Furoen Scr ttry. npp 'alrd to Lords
Str'thedrn an Campbell not to bring on his
the Government In mking"vrry precautlou to
4 = 'ourHgr IN" rn 'rnA'llmen's hy whi the
trrati,- of ls5G and 1871 are unfortunately
thrgatrnri. The Government" Lori Derby
SAID, could not discuss TN. armisti''."
Ia reply 20 question 81 Lord Granville. Lord
D"rhy respond Il that Admiral Horuhy moved
tn" fleet 10 Mou lana bay on account OF the
better IN HORACE there and better trlrSS phic
communication with Constantinopl". nnN tiiht
there were no further ndvic''s regarding the
Russian advance On Const mt nople. but infor-
mNtipn had been received regard NJ a pcss bic
lttk Au IA
I"ri Derby nisn snil lint the movement OF
the il.t to Moudunia Bay WIS not due 10 any
negotiations, AMI that NJ progress had been
made IN the matter OF assembling the Confer
Lord Derby read a t""grnm from Mr.. Lnyard.
Ambassador ut Con~tanunopl". denying. for
himself and Server l. .sha. tho statement made
| some lays ago hy the Dgiy Nrlcs Adrianoule
.. rr sponient that Server lH7ha declared that
fEht ~ promise Of English support particular
ly hy Lord Boa ,ousii id and Mr. Ltyard
rnr Daav NerS pr.niss,a telegram from Al
lcrshot saying some OH 'ers here have been
semi-ofil 'lHlly notified that the Second Army
C9Tps ", b. meholz ii NJ an .nrIy dat"
spondeni says: Few En.lshmrn Will care 10
trust tn" d"lrate pro ''"i nSs Of the Congress
to LGrd pgr9ys & henas l. rs far %9rs n, oeo ,
India. or Lord Lyons, Ambassador at Par =.
~ Z pr sent England" lOn' Of Prime Gort-
.hHknfs stlpuhtions appnr'nily. is that tn.
Fnr"ign Minlsi r. snh represent the Pow"rs.l
The -perinl correspondent oi the Tunes at
vienna confirms ti4r statement IN yesterday :
Obsrrrrr that Russ suSe st.,l I" the Port" tho
d.sirahil ~ of removing the Mussulmnn popu-
lation from Bugar a. He snys that Gen. Isnn-
tirr proposes to = 'rv"r PHsha thnt IN" million
AMI a han Of the Mussuinlan inhahtants OF
Bulsarin b. withdrawn TO some other part Of
Turkey.
m same corrcs pondent confirms H." stnte-
mnnt nf the igfnce Russe that the prin 'ipl' OF n
European meeting has been agreed to. but that
| d'H j. ~ 10 form an pl'c" ar unsettled. The
Times currreponl'nt says FrHnkiort. on the
| Man IL conspl 'uuu-Iy mentioned. hui. on the
place for the meeting. Austr u la,s grra, str,'ss
on the Congress assembling rs soon ils poss iile
| .i- the sur - means Ia prey nj further compii-
cations. less than fortnight should suffice
| To- complete the arrangements"
ia" public meet. al IL" workman OF Lon
| don on tho T. stern 1Grston.m which as i".orc
Gladstone. John Bright. StanSl.ld. Mundclln.
aud otnrr l.l"rhl m"mh"rs oi faram"nt ar
| Ia speak. Is ilN"d for the 2lst Of February. at
| Asri'ulturid Hall. I-ngtnn.
! The Press isSOcidt,on says that an Informal
| Cabinet roun'ii TONIGHT dir usscd Russ AN
| c'mmunication respecting ualllpoli. winch IL
| sad tn he "nn"iliutOry.
| CoSsrANIiNoPLE Fob ls-Tho Russians
| hay" wnndrawn from the Samldie rrIount,
| part of the Constant nopl, line OF defence.
which they occupied on Fridny. The orders to
| tn Russian troops arr not tp rro the line of
| demHr Htiun fixed 10y the hrmistirc. Two Rus
| SIAN ON rrs hnv" nrrvel here en- route Tor
IN" Porte has Informed tho puwors that the
| Greeks hhvc again or ,esrd the front ser, near
the town Of Arta. IN A!lmn n The Porte hus
/
| LoSDoN. Feb, 10 rhn Stdnddrfs press de-
| sIut 20 SAYS: Ii IL uulHr@tOOi tuHt Ru-sa has
ISSUED n err 'ular informing toe powers that sh,
| has r"noun r'd Tia" occupation ol Constant no
| Pic Ht the request of n" Emperor W lllam."
| special Ia the Ndni1ri from Prsth says:
| NJ. Iissn, chief Of the llungHrinn MN stry.
| has conferred with the Emp r"r Francis DO
! s"ph and Count Andrlssy on the Eastern
| question. und will inform tho D.ct that
| ihr Hung rNn GOv"rnm nj IL in com
| pltte agreement with Count An lrassy
| thnt Austrp- Hungary resolved 10 Il ,irnd her
| interests, first dipOnuticuly nt the Congress
| and thcn IL nrc,'sslry, 10y force. DurinE Siuur-
| day and sunday artillery was quietly drspatrh-
| "d to III" frontier OF TRANSIT NlNHnia. and mora
will follow. the Min strS o War has prepared
| plans hy whirh II coud mass 100000 mcn on
| the frontier within q furtnigti.
| The SdnddrTS Vienna correspondent br-
| hevrs France Gurt'haKuns lost despatch claims
| somr con 'rss ON from England. IN return Tor
| Kussas not Or"upyin. Galiipoii. Tn" proposal
| however, II rnu'ut'l "a uDn'lilulory terms.
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. ls.-Tnr CZ ,rrwitch
| and Grant Duke NHl MIR nav arrived here.
| WASHINGTON. Feb. lS.-rhis Government has
| not receivrd An inviLitlnn 10 send u rrprrsrntA-
| tive To the ron-rrss t Bad Baden Ia delbrr-
| nir upon the Eastern qur stlOn. The property
| OF accepting such an invitation when received
| will be- the subject Of Cabinet dis 'uhsiOn. aud
| Will be- treated with all the importance IT do
| serves
| Dissoiving ~ Church Society.