Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-01

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hight treason. Many other arrests are prob
able. A Times special from Berlin states
that Russia has informed Austria she would
observe friendly neutrality if Austria
seized the western provinces OF Turkey.
Austria is not likely to accept the offer.
1GNAT1EFT AND ANDRAssY.
VIENNA, March 31.-Gen. Ignatief left
for St. Petersburg this morning. It is semi
officially stated that Gen. Ignatief ascer-
tanned from Count Andrassy that Austria re-
jects the treaty of peace, signed at San
Stefano, as clashjng with both her and Eu-
ropean interests. Count Andrassy also in
formed Gen. Ignatief of Austrian interests
with great e1actness, but Gen. Ignatief be-
ing without powers to conclude any arrange
ment whatever, could only accept the decla-
ration ad referendum.
AUSTRIAN MOBILIZATION.
PARIS, March 31.-A special to the Patrse
from Vienna, says: A rumor is current there
that immediate mobilization of 100000 men,
on the Bosnian frontiers has been ordered.
The Temples Vienna dispatch, re-
ports that in consequence of the demon
stration in the Hungarian Diet Saturday,
when an allusion to an understanding with
England was much cheered, NJ. Tisga, q
chief of the Hungarian ministry has been
summoned to Vienna.
LOOKING FOR LANDING.
LONDON, April Paris papers publish
telegram from Athens, stating rumor is cur
rent there that England has asked permits
sion to encamp an expeditionary corps on
Greek territory.
AT CoNsrANT1NoPLE.
CoNsTANT1NopLE, March 31.-The Turks re-
occupied Bayukdere. The evacuation of the
Quadrilateral by the Turks is deferred for the
present. Grand Duke Nicholas to-day presid-
ed over military council at San Stefano. He
will visit the Sultan again shorty.
sERv1AN MOBILIZATION.
BELGRADE, March 31.-It is stated that
immediate rehabilitation of the whole
quencs of the report, made by commission
of the Austrian general staff, that the treaty
of San Stefano would compel Austria TO e1-
tend her military power over Servia, Mon
tenegro, Bosnia and Albania.
FIGHTING IN THEssALY.
ATHENS, March 31.-A Turkish force est
mated at 10000 has stormed the insurgent
position on Mount Pelion and captured
Macrinitza. The insurgents are entrenched
in new positions on both sides. News of
another battle is momentarily expected.
DERBY's SUCCESSOR.
LONDON, April 1.-The Daily Telegraph
positively asserts that the Marquis of Sails
bury will succeed Lord Derby as minister OF
foreign affairs.
IGNAT1EFF's MISSION.
LONDON, April IA Vienna di spatch te
the daily Telegraph says: Count Andrassy
is making fresh efforts to bring about 8
meeting of the Congress, and thinks Russis
will eventually yield to England's demand
Count Andrassy informed General Ignatief
that the whole tendency of the treaty was ir
opposition to the interests of Europe, an6
no lasting peace could be concluded without
the sanction of all the powers. Ignatief
rejoined: Russia had altogether abandoned
the idea of a congress in conse
quence of the difficulties raised b.
England. He urged Andrassy to state Aus
trials demand. The Count declined, as h,
still hoped for congress, but declared if h
had to consider the treaty solely from al
Austrian point of view, he. would deman,
far greater concessions than he had. Blu
he had to consider it in relation to the gen
eral interest of Europe. Ignatieff also failed
| CONCILIATORY.
A dispatch to the Daily Neecs from 81
Petersburg says: ''Despite the general 81
element, few men in high position advc
cate final attempt at Cancellation by sim
ultaneous withdrawal of the Carlist flee
and Russian army from the neighborhood {
Constantinople, pending arbitration by net
trail soyereipns."