The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-10


post of Russian Ambassador at Constantine
Pile.
IRON-CLADs.
British and German iron-clads have arriv-
ed at Port Said from Malta
REMOVING WAR STORES.
CoSsTASTiNoPLE, May S.-Thc greater
part of Russian provisions and ammunition
have been removed from San Stcfano to
Chatalia. Commsarist contracts signed to
make Adrianoplc the point of delivery here
after.
AN USF0UNDED RUMOR.
LONDON, May S.-Rumors lately current
in Cuustantinople about Russian eNncen,ra,
ton at Pyrgos threatening the upper Dos
phorus are untrue,
THE PORTE ANSWER
about the evacuation OF the tOrtrcsses has
been sent 10 st. Petersburg. SO important
u change Of the situation is unlikely until
a Russian rejoinder is returned.
A RUSSIAN CouP DE MAIN
is no longer dreaded or believed to be pos.
sible in view of the condition and members
OF the Turkish army.
a TURKISH VIEW.
According to the Turkish view the Rus
SLAMS ought to withdraw beyond Atlrano-
Pile so as to occupy the line fixed as the
Eastern limit of Bulgaria. The Turks, how
ever, propose to surrender the places one af-
ter another so as to give all the Muscovitcs
time to perform their part of the engage.
ment. Should this method be followed
Shumla will probably be the first, Varna
second and Batoum last surrendered.
THE INSTRUCTION.
The Turkish commission at Phillipopolis
report instruction unchecked. A CORES.
pondcnt at Constantinople, who represents
Russian interests. makes statement tina,
the insurrection WAS never serious and
will terminate without coercion as soon as
the insurgents are convinced that they are
not included in New Bulgaria.
TOUCHING AUSTRIAN FINANCES.
Bills will be presented in the Austrian
and Hungarian legislatures Thursday, ask
ing authority for the respective ministers o
money voted by the delegations shall b
raised. As for the motives for the step, tn
explanation is likly to be general, mercl
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be enabled to take those precautionary mill
tary measures, both on eastern and south
ern frontiers, which in the opinion of minis
tiers cannot well he much longer delayed
These precautionary measures are likely t
consist OF concentrations in Pennsylvania
Croatia and Dalmatia, covering the three
frontiers exposed to Russia or her allies.
The proposed measures will not be on a
very important scale. In Transylvanian
quarters for fifteen thousand men will be
prepared. The forces on the Seryian and
Montencgrin frontiers will be smaller. The
idea of occupying Bosnia has quite retired
into the background.
COUNT Richly,
Austro-I Hungarian Ambassador at CONSTANT
nople, has returned to that CITY, where
pour parlcrs about repatriation of refugees
will be continued.
THE ISLE OF ADAH KAlEH.
The proposed annexation Of the Island of
Adah Kulch. in the Danube, to Scrvia, is
opposed by Turkey and Austria. The Porte
will probably ccde it TO Austria.
BRITISH TRANSPORTS.
ADEN, May GA number of British
transports, conveying tic Indian contingent
passed here to-day.
t.. ENGLANp's INFLUENCE.
ST. PETERSBURG May S.--Thc Agcncc
Russo says: Russia has no thought of set
ting aside England's Legitimate influence or
exercising exclusive prepondcrance Of pow
er in Turkey, This is shown by the fact
that despite Russian sacrifices English in
flucnce is still predominant at CONSTANT.
nople.
RouMhNIAN AFFAIRS.
Bucharest, May S.--Al officers of the
Roumanian army now on turlough have been
ordered TO join their regiments in Little
WalIacha, whittier Prince Charles will 70
shortly to inspect the entire army.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Forty thousand Russian rcinforccments
are expected at Jassy.
HOPES OF \ PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT
LONDON, Nay S,---Sr Stafford Northcotc,
Chancellor Of the Exchcqucr, addressed Il
dcputation at Oxford to-day. He said the
government was still engaged in difficult ne.
goliations. but had hopes, despite all mis-
representation, Of arriving at peaceful set
tlcmcnt.
NoRTiICOrE's ASSERTIONS
LONDON, May s,-Sr Stafford Northcotc,
Chancellor Of the ENchcqucr in the House
of Commons last evening reiterated a pre-.
vious official announcement that the Indian
contingent was ordered to Malta.
scnoryAIOFF's VISIT.
The good impression created by the news
of the journey Count SchouvalolI, Russian
ambassador here, to- st. Petersburg is
strengthened hy the fact that he had long
interview with Lord Salisbury, foreign sec
rotary, and Lord Bcaconsiicld premier, be.
fore his departure. 1t is believed he takes
II British reply To certain inquiries and pro.
poSals determined on at st, Petersburg ten
days ago having in view both the with.
druwa Of tile Russians and British from
(onstantinoplc and facilitating the assem-
bling of the congress, Count Schouvalon
viii arrive in st, Petersburg Saturday or |