The morning news., 1894-11-25
I'LL EUROPE IN A Bic, STEW
Ise Talk Of an ingI0-RuSSian Alliance
Causes UledSineSS.

The Possibility OF the Opening of the
DaGdanalles to the Russian Fleet an
Unpleasant Surprise to Italy and
Austria-The Whole Range of Inter-
national Questions Involved in the
Reported RapQroaehment - War
Against England no Longer a Pass
port to thu Court Of ST. Petersburg.
london, Nov. 24-Amid the uncertain
f-mors regarding an Anglo Russian alli-
ahca the fact that Italy has recalled
Count Tornielli-Brusati de Vergano and
b-roa L. Marochetti, her ambassador at
the court of ST. James and at ST. Peters
0lrg, respectively, and will shortly fill
The positions thus made vacant because
'aey failed to advise the government that
o. TaDproachement was one of the proba-
oiAues Of the near future. has a substan-
'ai significance. If the entente concerned
nothing more than the delimitation OF
'Ae Eusso-Afghan frontier no one of the
powers belonging to the dreibund would
.afa what arrangements were made. but
.-e prospect of the opening of the Oar
,'aAeiles to the Russian fleet appears to
w an unpleasant surprise 10 Italy, and is
no. wei received by Austria. The posi-
goH CT the negotiations between Great
ot.Ialh and Russia, according to the best
Hlormation OF the foreign office, does
1 go1 Justify a definite statement regarding
"5 maj outcome. The whole range of
4l7lA5lonal questions under considera-
"I, including the matter of concerted
ION IN regard to Corea, the government
|AcA country viii seek the aid of Eng
i1'.U | IN order to prevent japan from &C
gesLns permanent right Of occupation.
t-N ING granting of 81 free hand to Rus
,a N Persia so as to enable access 10
M gun IS also involved while the open
'.a u the Dardanelles and the BosphO-
-.' including free access to the war
.'2s ol all nations to the Black Sea,
-sssiJates the assent of the treaty
gets' which 1t is not at all likely wlll
p- granted
During the last crisis in Central Asia,
pre-" lhe probability was that the British,
M'I We're declared, wouid force a pas
INTO the Black Sea. both Austria and
"aHV declared their intention of op-
''s 1reat Britain's operations there.
MAN. when the porte was known to be
10 concede to Russia the right Of
.H' through the Straits Of vessels
.r uS arms and munitions of war, Aus
t'ti'A VT EtAI LilHtdlu HlpltntEh
such action being taken. The pro-
Nhflo-Itussian alliance might en-
r. '' Two nations 20 defy the treaty
'.' nut reversal OF the English
would be fraught with such weighty
it. INthees that responsible papers like
-, 'h' tt|pr refuse To believe that such u
.t me one In question g. al all prob
'r la being seriously considered
l... "hi", all that can be asserted is that
l.. t1Hsia and England are seeking a
tt... ''I g permanent entente. IN which
.t.. '"h Interests only are 20 be consid-
.''re Of France and the powers form
N'eihund being entirely ignored.
... ''si'ns. the ex-minister VI French
"a. aHalfs, is now IN st. Petersburg
.. me- has sent several communica-
... ih" Paris Journal In a recent
iie Journal "a. Fl0ureps attrib-
u. harEe ip the relations between
-4'He families ~ England and Rus
~. iaet that cEar Nicholas II in
# ahaehtd 10 no. English rala-
r. 't drawn towards Enkland by
.'Nta'f'es BE mbg afan IA stand