Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-27
c.ru.ny Abandoas the Idea Of
Urging the proposed congress.
rooIand Determined to HumiIiate Rus.
sia or Force Hostilities.
. ;e f;eneraiiy Conceded that Austria and Russia!
are Working Together.
S,,,ing Bull aud other Scalp Lifsers Give
lutisnatiOns that they arc
About TO Make War. E5a
FOREIGN.
GEN. lGSATlEFF.

GEN. IGNATlEFF.
London, March 27.-A Vienna CORES.
monde. ,elegraphs: Whether Gen. Igna
,cH comes here to interpret the treaty or
negotiate an understanding, opinion here is
no, in favor OF his success.
BlsMARCKs RAILWAY BILL.
Berlin, March 27.-The test votes at the
meetings of pnlt cal parties, show that Bis
m.rck's railway hill will &c rejected.
MORE HORSE BOATS.
London, March 27.-The government has
di ,ributed amoug the boat builders an order
for additional horse boats, 10 be delivered
imme lately.
THE TIMES SAYS:
TO surrender the hope of the congress, is
to abandon the eastern question to the drifts
and currents Of separate ealousies and e1-
elements, and TO throw away the only
means for admitting it to quiet considsra-
tion. To sacrifice substantial principles
even for the sake Of avoiding such danger,
i, would be the object Of all the govern
ments, that Of Russia included, to promote
the meeting Of the congress, by all means
which do not obviously and necessarily in
volvc such sacrifices.
Ut,erances from Berlin, on the eastern
question this morning. the first semi-ofii-
cial expression Of the opinion since the
hitch in the congress project, are entirely
different from the assertions hitherto made
by special correspondents
GOOD WORD FROM RUSSIA.
London, March 27.-Tne London CORES
pondcn, of the Manchester Guardian, says {:
The situation SD far as regarding the meet.
ing of the congress, is much improved by
the assurances ,ha, Lord Derby his lc
c.iv.d tom Count Sch,uvaoG during the
last few hours. SchouvoloT kept Russia s
negotiation in his pocket until he received
authority 10 give those assurances. There
is some fear, however, that the smooth
word may be intended to quiet England, and
1gua,ieff can negotipts an understanding
with Austriu
RUSSIA.
ST. Petersburg, March IA telegram
10 the Chicago Times bureau, says: The
feeling against England isone Of intense
hatred. and that there is scarcely any peace
party. The belief generally prevails that
EuglandIwill be satisfied with no. reasonable
concession, but is determined either TO
humilials Russia or TO force hostilities.
The statements heretofore tclecraphsd
that an understanding exists b,tween kuss't
and Austria are now generally accepted as
facts.
There has been some slight irritation
over tn, mission of Ignaticft.
Highly colored maps exhibiting changes
in the Ottoman empire, proposed 10 tb'
treaty of peace, were hung Yesterday in tn
parliament, and Great ID feeling.
A large number Of naval officers ere OF
their way 10 join Russian forces.
There is much activity at the Balti'
ports shipping torpcdoes and naval sur
plies designed for the Dardanelles.
AUSTRIA.
Vienna, MMch27.-Toda days newspaper
consider that the congress has failed, an
that Austria must look to the protection
her own interests
The New Free Press. liberal antikus
sian and Bismarck Ian, says that Gen. lgns
tieff's purpose is to isolate England.
The Ccutsche Ze,ung, a strong Gcrma
and anti.Hungarian paper. think
Austria vii, gain by an Anglo-Russ'sn wa
because Russia must pay high price tt
Austris's neutrality.
WAR INEVITABLE.
London, March ?7.-Informa,ion ia r.
ccivcd from various European capitals,
the effect ,ha, gloomy view, of tho o"t
como Of the prc'cn, situation generally pre-
vail. and tha. the var, while not ncecs'a'
lily near, is inevitable.
nERtiS DISPATCH SAWS
The powers have declined snsSc'''t
made by Ra.ria, tina, the consrcss hs hs'
without England.
rRtNC4 oHaT~uAknrF.
10 ssdeavps as 10 lsing si.sa, meeting