The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-03
EUROPEAN OUTLOOK.
ENGLiND'S OBJECTIONS TO THE
TREATY.
AuGio-AustriRn AIiiance-WhRt Aus
Iria Requires Movements of
Russian TrOOps-AeW De-
mands by Russia,
EngIand,s.. Objections TO the Treaty.

EngIand's: Objections TO the Treaty.
LONDON, April 2.-The following is
the sentence rsrJGttm in Lord Sslisbury's
circular to the powers, in which he OBJ
jecIs to the treaty of San Stetano IS q
whole: The combined effect OF the
treaty, in addition to the results upon the
Greek population and upon the balance
OF the maritime powers which have been
already pointed out, ls to depress almost
to the point of entire subsection the po.
liticsl independence Of the government
of Constantinople The formal jurisdic.
tion Of that government extends over ge-
ographical positions which must, under all
circumstances, be of the deepest interest
to Great Britain. It's in the power Of
the Ottoman government to close or TO
open the straits which form the nsturs /
highway olthe nations between the -fge-
an and Euxins..sessi THE dominion is rec
oynized at the mead OF the Persian Gulf,
en- the shores OF the Leyant and in the
immediate neighborhood of the Suez
Canal. 1t cannot be otherwise than q
matter of extreme sohcltude to
this country that the government
to which this jurisdiction belongs should
be so closely pressed by political out
posts of agrestlyFuperior power, that It's
Independent action, or even existence, ls
almost impossible. These results arise,
not so much from the language of any
single article in the treaty, as from the
operation of the instrument as q whole
a discussion limited TO the articles SCI.
ected by one power IN the congress would
be an illusory remedy for the danger to
the English interests, and to the per-
manent peace OF Europe, which would
result from the state of things which the
treaty proposes TO establish.
An'GIO-Austrian Alliance.
LONDON, April 2. - The apparent
agreement between Austria and Eng
land caused an improved tone on the
London and other Bourses yesterday, on
the theory that Russia must give way be-
fore such a combination.
A st. Petersburg correspondent says
that the Austrian views are regarded
there as so exorbitant that the Russian
chancellor, to prevent an offensive alliance
between Austria and England is about
TO make another attempt TO come TO terms
with England. At Vienna hopes are
still entertained that the congress may
meet. Nothing is developed about the
feeling al Berlin, only that Bismarck Is
going to his Lanenberg estates shortly
unless detained by the eastern question.
1t is said that Russia is circulated by
Reoutf from France The latter boing
approached Tor separate recognition OF
the treaty OF San Stetano replied that she
would not participate in combination
against England.
War Inevitable.
LONDON, April 1.-The latest advices
from Constantinople say that strong
conviction prevails at the Russian head
quarters that an Anglo-Russisn war Is
inevitable. 1t is reported that Russia
has offered to cancel the money indemhl-
ty and increase the Turkish powers over
New Bulgaria as reward for the alli-
ance, but these offers have not led 10 any
result.
what Austria requires
LONDON, April 1.-The semi-Otticial
Eastern Budget, prints the following
special from Vienns: General lgnatiett
was informed ~ this Government that
it REQUIRES certain alterations to be made
in the peace prelIminaries, and such al
teratlons must be made with the concur
renee of the other powers. There IS no
prospect, therefore, of England being
isolated, and the action of the Vienna
Cabinet is calculated to promote the
interests OF peace.
Movements OF Russian Troops.
VIENNA, April "A special from
Constautinople reports that the Russians
have commenced fresh movement to-
ward Gallipoli. The Russian troops
north of the Balkans are being moved
nearer to the Danube. The Russians are
everywhere erecting fortidcations.
General IgnatieT
ST. PETERsBUBG, April 2.-General
Ignstiefi has arrived IN this city. The
Agence Russo maintains that his mission
has not failed, as he was simply instructed
TO give and receive friendly explanations.
Russian Persuasion Exhausted.
Relative 10 the attitude of England
the Agence Russo says that Russia can
not do more to facilitate meeting OF
con gress. Her means OF persuasion cease
at the point where care tor her dignity
begins.
English Reserves.
LONDON, April 1.-The Gazette to-
night publishes 3 proclamation ordering
the reserves TO assemble on or before
April l9th.
Popular Opinion iu England.
LONDON, April 2.-The Times, in its
leading editorial, says the Governments
,onvir,ion that the terms eItorted from