The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29

| CHILL. or DISAPPOINTMENT.
LONDON. May 27.-The sanguine hopes
OF this morning have not been sustained al
together this afternoon, and notwithstand-
ing the cheers which greeted Sir Stafford
Northcotes statement in the commons
there was cold chill of disappointment
when it was known that he could only say
that the prospects for the congress had i'm
proved. There is much anxiety felt as TO
what yet stands in the way Of the agree
ment, and 1t is thought certain that the
hcsltations on the part Of Austria were the
cause of delay. A letter from Berlin says
NEW ELEMENT
is sensbly affecting the views Of the gov
eminent on the eastern question German
interests are at length 20 he seen greatly
bound up in the question of the present
complication. Y y no eccrct tht I" L.
cent manifestation Of the cordial relations
existing between England and France has
created very appreciate uneasiness here,
and has greatly increased the deicacy Of
the population of Germany. If Russia is
compelled TO retreat from the ground with
relation to San Stefano, it will be equiva-
lent to Il signal defeat of the car, and the
heavy burdens which must be borne by the
Russians, unsupported by citation Of sue
cess, will greatly weaken the influence Of
the Russian government in European NJ
fairs, and may turn the slumbering embcrs
Of reform existing within the empire into
FLAMES OF REVOLUTION.
Germany will thus be deprived of an
ally in the event OF conflict with France.
1t is morally certain that England will not
aid Germany. In such contingency the
German government will lose one friend
without making new one. On the other
hand, if Bismarck openly throws his intlu-
ence on the side of GOrtschakoff he will
excite the
PERMANENT HOSTILITY OF EVERY ONE,
"A hostility which will sooner or later incitc
France to recover her lost provinces and
avenge the other humlliations inflicted in
the last war. II the congress does not
meet there is belief in well informed cir
clcs in Berlin that it will require great adroit,
ness on the part of the representatives of
Germany to avoid inhicting serious injuries
on the prestige of Russia, while maintain
ing intact the interests Of the signatory
powers Of the treaty of Paris. The humil-
liation and alienation of Russia must be
avoided and cause for a close Anglo French
alliance prevented.
THE INVITATIONS SIGNED,
Prince Bismarck has signed the invita-.
tionS TO the powers to attend the congr -.
which WI most probably be convened
June II.
THE REPRESENTATIVES..
The following representatives are nom
mated: Russia, Count Shouvalotf; England
Lord Lyons; Austria, Count AndrasSy an,
Baron Haymerie; France. VI. Waddingtor
and Greece, if admitted. Sir Peter Armcr
SOCIALIST CONGRESs ABANDONED.
berlin, May EFT l. stated that tn,
prospect Of holding congress of socialist,
at Goethe will be abandoned in conseuuel CO
Of an expectation that the government o..
tends Ia vigorously enforce the cxis
press and Scditon laws. The Saxon author.
tiles have closed the socialist meetings "A,
Chcmnin.
PROSECUTION or THE PRESS.
The PrlsSian government has ordered the
prosecution Of five Soc alistic journal, tol
the publication Of cynical article, ON Hoe.
dcl's attempt to assassinatc the emperor.
THE HOME RULERS.
LONDON, May 2,.-At meeting of the
Home Rulers Saturday letter was RI.
ccived from DR.. Butt, in which he agrees Il
retain the leadership of the Home Rule
party, but with strong expressions of reluc-
lance and without holding himself response
bic for any action taken 10y the party in hi,
absence.
\ STARTLING FAILURE.
LONDON, May CIV. X \. Laycock
timber merchants at Kcightly, Yorkshire
have failed Their liabilities are estimate
at 100000
BANK OF ENGLAND.
LONDON, May -. Bullion rome into the
Bank of England on balance to-day, el4s
900.
THE roPH's HEALTH DECLINING.
ROM May ?,.-TEc health OF Pope Lee
declines daily, but unless his physicians in
,i,t upon hi. departure, it will BE- difficult
to induce him to 90 to the country. The
Funtulla, however. says the Pope will be-
fore Iong, leave the NltiCln for other than
political reasons.
ARvPTCRE IN THE CoRTEs,
MADRID, May -. There was a very cA.
citing scene in the Spanish cortcS on Satur'
dav. during debate on the trouble in Bar
celona. OWING to the disorder in the
chambers, the president was compelled Il
summprily crminat the sitting before III.
,p" cr, Of decomposition could he heard
at which they are indignant.
CALCUTTA May 2;.--Nirulcnt cholera Ia,
appeared at Morar. Of torty-onc Europe
an, attacked. thirty died. One hundrc,
eases among the native population are re-
ported
IL TROl BILE.
ST. PErEnSHrRG. May EFT is lumo,
ed the Russian Imperial bank is So hrav
ilv ndchtrdto the government that it dul,
not continue the publication of weekly re-
turns. The banks affairs are in An amos
hopeless condition. The continued issue o
paper money to cover deficits will he neccs
sary if the bank is to 90 on.
40 TINE TO BE BRIEF.
Baltimore Gazette
q That eminent Vermont statesman. justin
:, Morrill,, in his bloody shirt mis,iyp t
the Burlington convention closes Ivy saying