The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-30
THE, BULLETIN.
BY TEhkGRAPH
Reported saDssiasly:Sss she CaaFe Bul
letis. Ten hsurs In sdvanee Of ~.
Louis papers.
FROM NEW YORK.
INTERESTING FOkEIGN INTEL
LIGENCE.
THE POPE AND PRINCE BIS
MARCK.
CITY FINANCIAL TROUBLES
AGAIN.
o. .g..s - a. . =. 4.
SUMNER IN GREENLAND.
CAPT. HALLS ARTIC EXPLOR.
ING EXPEDITION HEARD
FROM.
THE POPE AND PRINCE BIS
MARCK.
CITY FINANCIAL TROUBLES
AGAIN.
SUMNER IN GREENLAND.
rnD PuPn 01r RIsl1AncK.

In8 xOY IN 1kS4Amck..
NKw-Yoxx, August 2s.-Fors;gn ad.
vices received, credit the pore with having
recently spoken as follows concerning the
course Of the Prussian governmet towards
the German catholics
II had expected tho German catholics
would be Ssated with much greater JUS
tice. dopot coaesal from you tAat
hoped 70 able . diplommatist - Prince
Bismarck would not have provoked dis
cord in the new empire. ls.,l sa LfraaS- 4
"All wars that are undertaken against
the church are always converted TO her ul.
timsss gaia; they have always reinforced
her-hsve made her members more com.
pact, and have fortified them il theil
faith" .s.atu.v b-aa..e.He
CITY MATTERS.
A joint committee Of tho board OF super.
visors and board Of aldermen to iavesti.
gate the financial affairs Of the city, At q
meeting yesterday, dssignated sixteen
gen tiemen who are 10 be associated With
the committee in the investigation -
Among the gentleman named were Robt.
Lsnox Kennedy, Royal A. Phelps, II. B.
Claim, Judge Porter, James Brown, Of
Brown Bros, Vim. Z. Dodge, Jr, and
CORTLAND Palmer. CEG -lBaH
- GREENLAND.
A special despatch from st. John, N. F..
announces the return there from Green
land Of the United States steamer Con-
grsss, she having made the voyage Of
twenty-five hundred miles to Disco in lati-
tude 20, in less thAe thirteen running days.
The Congress left 81. John Aug. Sd, and
anchored at Disco on the tenth.
n A.. IL -
mense .ice- -hArus Int met with no accidents
unlike May in New York. not
The display Of aurora borealis were ex.
tremeiy grand, the meteoric light assum.
ing magnificent arches, columns, schrolls
and spiral stsirways.
The "Polaris," With Capt. Halls party
was found at Disco all in good spirits and
hopeful OF their enterprise. IT 80
A regular summer Was found in G,eep.
land. Flowers were blooming, brooklets
flowing, birds singing, and babies rolick-
ing on tho grass. In going to the big gla-
cier the perspirstion rolled off like rain.
drops. A most cheerful reception party
was accorded by the Danish authorities.
The Steamer Wilmington, from Calves
ton, picked up on the 26th, in latitude e. "a
longitude 1851, the boat containing Fran
els Munlee, first mate; Menard Simmons,
second mate, and Lewis Schlader, seamen,
belonging to the bark Ladons, Of Phila-
delphis, bound from New-York TO New
Orleans, which Was lost in the hurricane
on the 2Sth inst, in latitude 25.,4 and
longitude 1882. Tho boat containing
Capt. Smith, the steward and four seame en-,
left the bark and was in company with tho
mate until dark on the night Of the 25th,
when they got separated. Both boats
were to steer northwest for the Florida
coast. After taking on board the mates .
boat and crew, the Wilmington searched
In different directions for the boat con.
tanning Capt. Smith and crew, but with
out success.