The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-13
Reported especially for the Cairo Hui
Ietin. Ten hours I'm advance ~f ~.
Louis papers.
''"" NEW-YORk.
SENATOR BLAIR INTER-
VIEWED.
HE FAVORS GOV. B. GRATZ
BROWN FOR PRESI-
.i '... .a DENT.
TE,NNIE q. CHAPLIN MAKES A
'".... SPEECH,
AND ANNOUNCES HERSELF A
e. CANDIDATE FOR CON.
7 ....... GRESS.
RESOLUTIONS ENDORSING HER
CLAIMS.
RUSSIAN MINISTER RECALLED.
RESOLUTIONS ENDORSING HER
CLAIMS.
RUSSIAN MINISTER RECALLED.
THE POPE SELECTS THE
ISLAND OF CORSICA.
RECALLED.

ton special says Secretary Fish, on June
10th, instructed Minister Curtain to re-
quest the Russian government to recall
Minister Catacaza, on account Of his pre-
varications in regard to official tranactipns,
and that Curtain has replied that the Rus
sian government will recall him and de-
signate NJ. Bodiasco, The Russian consul
general at New-York, to take his place.
SENATOR BLAIR INTERVIEWED.
Senator Frank Blair has been inter-
viewed at Cape May, and says while some
democrats think the "new departure is
sue q wise movement, others will regret it,
and that it. is, at best, bat . natural se-
quonoe Of the unwise movement, when
they put Chase in the list as presidential
candidate. He thinks
MISSOURI SAFE
FOR 100000 majority in the next pres
idential campaign without regard to the
new departure, and that the most available
democratic presidential candidate is Gov.
Gratz Brown, who has always been new
departurist and who could secure the sup
port Of tine German republicans Of the
country on account Of his championship
of the anti-disenfranchising movement in
Missouri, where Grants treatment of
Shurz and the German citizens increased
that class against the administration, not
only in that state, but elsewhere through
out the country.
A mass meeting of Germans was last
night was addressed by
TESSIE C. CLAFLIS,
apnouncingherselta q candidate for congress,
holding that woman was as much entitled
to hold public office as she was in fulfilling
the functions incident to citizenship. She
said that just as the religious American
has the privilege Of going to his church on
Sunday, SO must the right be equally Sc
cured to YOU to seek your recreation just
where you can find it, and drink your
lager in peace and quiet SO long as you do
not disturb public order. A series Of res
olutions accepting her as candidate were
adopted by the German progressive asso-
citation.
Jno. Foley, on behalf of the citizens as
socistion meeting, has addressed letter
to the mayor, saying that faithful copy
of the city and county pay rolls is de-
manded, showing to whom and to what
payments have been made; also, bills
showing the accounts against the city with
the proceedings Of the board Of supervis-
ors, furnishing particulars in these respects
together with transcript Of the control.
lers books, As payments made by him.
If the mayor fails to disprove the charges
made against him, he must at once vscste
his Office. The letter bears the names of
many prominent merchants and bankers.
Herald Rome letters contain informa-
tion that
THE POPE
has selected the island Of Corsica as the
place Of future retreat, though any deter
mination on his part to leave Rome has
not been made apparent, and that Cardinal
Antonelli had chateau ut Carte placed
at the disposal of the holy father by NJ.
Vallery, OF Monsulles which is being ex-
tsnsively fitted up for his reception.
The publication of the pope's letter
against
REVOLUTIONARY JOURNALS
has diminished the sale Of those sheets to
about one-half and that their total disap-
pearance at this rate will be witnessed in
u short time but notwiths tanding this re-
suit, the revolutionists are at work with
newspaper organs, and new journal, en-
titled Luther, has been projected, which is
aimed st the destruction of the pope.
A deputation of Roman citizens who
presented him with contributions at
Peters Pence, said that while relying lit
tic on prophecies contained in books, yet it
was written that the time would come
when the Holy See would be forced to live
on charities, but would never be wanting
money.
A MYSTERY.
This morning at 2 o'clock the police dis
covered man lying at tho corner OF
Eigth avenue and Sixtieth street, bleed
ing from wound in the head. He died
while being removed to the station.
MAYOR HALL
saved tho life Of child at South Bay
L. l., yesterday, by leaping into the
water and receiving tho child as 1t was
sinking for the third time.
Two thousand persons have made appli-
cation to the
AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY
to DO sent to Liberia on the ship which
sails for that region in November next.
The Fulton ferry boats, running regu-
larly, have frame hanging up in tho
cabin intended for an inspection certificate
but no certificate is in it.
The organization of new regiment,
made up Of French citizens has been
completed.
Tho Irish citizens have been recently
organizing a new regiment, and at
meeting last night the roll Of members
was nearly filled. Tho regiment will DO
known IS the Eighty.sigth, and will be