The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-01
THE BULLETIN.
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BY TEhEGRAPH
Reported espcciaIIy:fOr the Cairo Hui
1cti0. Ten hours in advance Of St.
Louis papers.
FOREIGN.
SECRET TREATY BETWEEN
PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
PRUSSIA PREPARING FOR WAR
DEPUTIES OF THE FRENCH
ASSEMBLY RESIGN.
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
j | AREI'S ELECTION DOUBT.
FUL.
HEALTH OF GARIBALDI I'M.
PROVING. ...,
AIN EnD u'IIE nEDDT
DEPUTIES OF THE FRENCH
ASSEMBLY RESIGN
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
JCAREI'S ELECTION DOUBT
FTL.
OF GARIBALDI I'M
PROVING. ....
AID FOR THE PERSIANS,
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 3l.-The journals to.
DAY contain sharp criticisms Oh the Navy
administration.
The town Of Dudley, the principal iron
and steel manufacturing place in the
country has sent representatives to the
United States TO report on the workings
and management of blsst-furnaces, etc.
| JOHN BgrGnT.
a testimonial to John Bright is conten
plated.
| Subscriptions have been opened in
England for the relief OF the people of
| Persia. The Minister of that country has
been chosen chairman Of the committee to
solicit aid for his countrymen.
GARIBALDI
Telegraphs from Caprera that his health
is better.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
The conference at Gas,ien confirmed
the agreement between Austria aud Prus-
sia on some important policy.
The details of this agreement were ar
ranged in the nature Of IA treaty. but not
US a formal treaty The functicnaries
whose services would have been necessary
in drawing a formal treaty were not pres
~
Of the treaty is better kept.
The statement Of the policy made by
the Vienna cabinet in December last Great
ed state Of affairs between Austria and
Prussia which called for more accurate
definition of their relations than could be
secured by exchange Of diplomatic notes.
The Gastien conference enabled the two
Chancellors, by confidential conversation,
to readily understand exactly how the in
teress Of the two powers could be real
lzed to their mutual advantage; how their
good understanding might be utilized in
dealing together against other powers.
This is regarded as happy augury for
their joint action for future difficulties.
a league between these powers maintain
ing peace, means war against any power
that can be prevailed upon to disturb the
peace.
RUSSIA,
knowing the understanding between
Prussia and Austria, Is making vast prep
arations for war.
NEW BRUNSWICK.
THE ST. JOHNS CREW.
ST. JOINS, August 3l.-The st. Johns
crew arrived here from Halifax. Their
friends claim that the abuse Of them by
the Halifax papers is unjust.
FRANCE.
WILL RESIGN.
PARIS August SILT is reported that
the Deputies of the left Of the Assembly
will resign in a body.
MEXICO.
REVOLUTION INEVITABLE.
MATAMoRAs, August ga revolution
is deemed inevitable. There is division
among the liberals. The reactionists are
taking their seats and the leaders are or
ganizing for the impending struggle.
DIAz IN THE FIELD.
CITY OF MEXICO, August 24.--The
Press announces the breaking out of rev.
oluton in Oaxaca against the state gov.
crnment, and that Diaz is in the field with |
several hundred men.
In riot against the Protestants, at
Morlia, seven persons were killed.
Copies of the Agraran law are
SCATTERED
oil over the country, melting discomfort
amopg the ignorant.
'SAhEE LLEAiIOS Dot BIflL.
The election of Juarez is more doubtful
than ever.
Money is freely offered by the oppos'-
tion for votee.
Congress will act independent of the
voice of the people.
CHILL.
RELIGIOUS REFORM MEASURES
AsPINwALL, August 20, via Jamaica,
Aug 3O.-Advices from Chilli state that
religious reform measures have been in
troduced in Congress
Sham, King Of Aroncania, has fled to
Buenos Ayres,
PERUVIAN INDEPENDENCE.
Caloa intelligence reports that the
news OF Peruvian independence has cre-
'ted enthusiastic excitement
ECUADOR
'dvices state that President Marino has
'een captured and shot BY the revolution
ste.