The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-01
INTELLIGENCE
THE AUSTRIAN ARMIES ENTERING
BOSNIA.

ENGLANDs POLICY DISCUSSED IN PARIIA-
MENT-QUARREL BETWEEN THE TURKISH
PLENIPoTENTIARIEs - EXCITEMENT OVER
THEELECTI0Ns IN GERMANY-FIRsT MET
ING OF THE COMMERCIAL CONGRESS AT
PARIS.
THE ARMY OF OCCUPATION.
VIENNA. July 30.--The Austrian army
that has entered Bosnia, under the com
mand Of Feldzergmeister Philphovich, who
is himself of Bosnian descent, is moving
from Essex through the valley of Bosnia
toward Scrazayo. 1t is accompanied
by a civil commissioner, who
Is to superintend the reorganization of the
administration of Bosnia. Thus far the in
haDltants have made no demonstrations of
hostility. The other columns of occupation
are IN motion and will cross the frontier
probably to-day-one marching directly on
Move Banzulaka and the other under Field
zengmcistcr Joyirnoyich. advancing from
SeIzmlo and Spolato toward Livna. The
three columns number 10000 men.
4 LIVELY DEBATE.
LONDON, July 3O.-In the house of COM
mons tonight there was Il very lively de-
bate on the foreign policy of the govern
ment Lord Beaconstield. in lengthy
speech, warmly justified his recent attack
on Mr.. Gladstone in the house of commons.
There was also warm debate on the poy-
eminent policy, but without any definite re-
suit.
THE TERRIBLE OUTRAGEs.
Anoificial dispatch received at the foreign
Office, exposes the fearful outrages commit.
TED upon the Mohammedans by the Bulga-
rians.
QUARREL IN THE CAMP.
VIENNA, July 3O.-Carathoadore Pasha
and Mehcmct Pasha, the Turkish plcnipo.
tentiaries, who are here to complete the ne
gotlatons with the Austrian government
for the occupation of Bosnia and Henego.
vina, have quarreled and Mchemet Ali has
abruptly quilted Vienna, disguised.
THE TREATY RATIFIED.
LONDON, July 30.-A dispatch from Con.
stantinopIe says: The porte has ratified the
treaty of Berlin.
AN UNSUCCESSFUL PROTEST.
A dispatch from Vienna says: The Turk
iSll-l)'sHla ollCldls 'HucuNOItu 10 serve the
Austrian general with protest, but were
unsuccessful.
THE ELECTION IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, July 29,-'rhe excitement con-
corning the general election Tomorrow is |
deep and widespread, but it is for the most
part suppressed and kept within bounds. |
In the fear of unpleasant consequences, the
police are extremely alert and are somewhat
inclined to be aggressive In the several
Democratic circles there is some expectation |
of the return of fifteen or sixteen members, |
an increase Of three or four over the present |
number.
A CANARAD
It is reported to-day that the story re-
specting the coming to Berlin Of the papal
nuncio from Munich is n canard invented
by the Liberals to slacken the zeal of the
Catholics. The whole number of opposi-
ton members, including the National Lib
erals, 1t is thought, will be not less than
1876.
APPROACHING NurrIAIs.
VIENNA. July 30.-Thc Fremdcnblct an
nounces the approaching betrothal of Count
Andrassy's only daughter with Prince AL
fred, a distant cousin of the emperor of
Austria.
SAFETY OF THE LITTLE NAUTILUS.
LONDON July 30, The little craft Maui
titus, from Boston, iorty-tive days out,
passed Sclly islands yesterday. All on
board We're well.
AN APPOINTMENT ACCEPTED.
ALEXANDRIA, july 30.--Nubar Pasha,
who was summoned from Paris by the Khc-
dive to assist him in the establishment of
reforms in Egypt, has accepted the post of
minister without II portfolio.
A COMMERCIAL CONGRESS.
PARIS, July 0.-Thc deleg .tcs from tn
American chambers Of commerce. appoint
cd to attend the convention in this city to
arrange acommercial treaty between France