The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-17
FEARS THAT THE ARMY WILL
..I REVOLT,
AND DECLARE MCMAHON RE.
GENT. a r...
THEIRS HAS NO FRIENDS
THE CRISIS APPROACHING.
HEAVY TYPHOON AT KOBE,
FOUR HUNDRED LIVES LOST.

EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.
LONDON, Aug. l5.-Advices from Paris
say that the city is in an excited situation.
Trouble is anticipated from various
sources.
To-day is the fete Of Napoleon l. and
the air is full of rumors that
THE ARMY WILL RKvoLT
sgainst the Versailles assembly, declare
MeMshon regent and demand an Empire.
People are leaving and stampede is en-
inent.
Some believe that the
oRLEASIsT SCHEME
is ripe for coupe etat, being pushed for
ward by the proposition to make Theirs
permanent executive, which it is feared
would establish a government not mon
archial. ..
THEIRS HAS 40 FRIENDS.
He is hooted by republicans, royalists and
imperialists alike.
The crisis is approaching.
HEAVY TYPHooS.
YOKOHAMA, July %, via SAN FRANCIS
co, August ia heavy typhoon at Kobe
on the 4th instant caused the loss of four
hundred lives. Several vessels were
wrecked including the Pride of tie
Thames, the captain, tive mates and the
steward being drowned. The damage to
property is estimated at $500,
The japanese government announces the
new system of national coinage of gold and
silver 10 correspond with the American
system, the yeu, or dollar being mint
The steamships Bremen and Donsu
touched at Southampton, Bremen, tho
Caledonean touched at Mouville, Florence.
The statements of the New York papers
in respect to the finances of that city are
subjects of news to-day. The trial of
Dobson, American, charged with scuttling
an English ship, resulted in the conviction
OF the accused, who will be sentenced to-
morrow.
FRANCE.
PARIS, August ls.-DifIiculties have
arisen in Berlin in respect to the evacus-
tion Of four departments of France, still
held by the Germans. The French gov
ernment has in consequence refused to ad
init Alsatian produce to the French mar
ket till after the German troops leave
France. Yesterday Rivet submitted u
proposition that the president communicate
with the assembly in reference to the
evacuation troubles.
It is rumored that the right wing of the
Assembly offered the Presidency of France
to Duke de Aumale, and that he refused
it.
ITALY.
ROME, August l5.-The festival aud as
sumption of the blessed Virgin passed off
to-day with the customary ceremonies,
St. Peters. Many public and private
h,;,l;oca u,ara illu N at a1 at piuht
RAvAGEs OF THE CHOLERA.
In Konigsborg, Prussia, on the l4th
inst, sixty.two persons were attacked by
cholera and twenty-five died.
The meeting Of the emperors and their
advisors at Caster is generally regarded
as pledge Of peace. The French pretend
to be Indifferent to the meeting.
Provincial correspondence confirms the
report that negotiations are pending for
the complete evacuation of France, but
sffirms that the provocation offered Ger
many by French newspapers endangers
the peace Of the two countries. 1t adds
"If the French offer to make early pay
ments, and the indemnity are fulfilled, and
there be no inward disturbance of peace
ful relations, the withdrawal OF the Ger
man forces from French territory will
soon commence
FLORENCE, August l6.-Gen. Garribaldi
is worry i'll, and his son kicciotti has been
summoned to his bed side at Caprera,
The assembly to-day reelected Gervcy
president of the chamber.
The proposition to draw up constitu-
tion was rejected by the assembly.
In the court-martial to-day M. Lullice
denied he had anything to do with the as
q eel atinp of nrisapars nj the nets of tho
commune, or that ho had attempted to
make himself dictator.
The prisoner appears much depressed.