The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
COUNT SCHOUVALOFF RETURNING
TO LONDON.
An Explanation of Gen. Todleben's
Object.
Contradictory Opinion Concerning
the Great strike.
RETICENCE OF THE DIPLOMATS.


sT. PETERSBURG, May 20.-While there
is reasons 10 believe the foundation Of an
arrangement has been laid between the cab.
inets OF London and st. Petersburg, the
small group OF pcrsOnagcs who know what
has occurred maintain IN extreme reserve.
and it is difficult to say now for the various
rumors are not to be relied on.
UNEAsISEss AT VIENNA.
LONDON, May 20.--Uneasiness is felt at
Vienna about the prospect of an under
| STANDING between England and Russia
| lbs icclinS l. nUt shared Dy tie mini, I, =
who are thoroughly convinced of England's
good faith regarding European settle
ment.
DOUBTS AT BERLIN.
Berlin seems inCrcdulous about an AMIGA.
bic arrangement, A correspondent SAYS:
Russia has not offered England sufficient
concessions in Bulgaria. Russia, in fact.
prefers to surrender her Asatic ACQUISITION
rather than forcgo her schemes in Bul.
garia.
THE ARMY PEACEABLE.
Russian official papers reitcrate the state.
lhcht mat the movements OF the army be-
lore Con-tantnoplc arcnOt hOstilcOr mcnac.
me. y Pcm correspondent says This is be.
coming the general conN icton there, though
Thursday and F,,day's movement caused Il
regular panic.
THE TURKISH ARMY.
The same correspondent also SAYS the
strength and organization of the Turkish
army Is now such that prudent general
Ike Todlcben would hesitate To attempt
coup dc main, while his rear is harra,scd bv
the Rhodopc insulrcction.
GEN. TODIEBEN'S OBJECT
all along has been to akc up a rood dcfcn.
>ivc position. He was not allowed to fall
back, as he wished. from san Stcfano. He
Therefore consolidated ms men as far As
possible by bringing up the troops from the
rear. The Turkish army is not orlv s,ong
enough TO defend the neutrality, but even
to assume the offensive if that ncu,. uity is
seriously mcnaccd. Thi, fact sufficiently
explains Gen, TodlchcnS care to lift his
army of the san Stctauo flats to the adj.
jaccnt heights and give it strong backing
OF support by bringing up the troops from
jhc rear of Bucharest.
PRINCE GORTsCH NkOFF
i slightly better but unable to work.
sCHoUNALOFF AT BERLIN.
BERLIN. May 2O.-COnt SchOuvalotf ar
wed here tbs morning. He was received
/ 10y the emperor at noon. He will proceed
for FricdriChrukc to see Prince Bismarck
and will subsequently continue his journey
10 London.
LABANOfF'S HOPES.
NEW YORK, May 2O.-A Constantinoplc
dispatch says Prince Labanofi, the RS
sian ambassador, to-day gave reception To
the resident Russians, and in a brief adj
dress, expressed strong hopes of peace. He,
however, recommended them not to l.,
too ,anguinc, A. the situation was still one
OF great tension.
CONCERNING PRIVATEERS.
LONDON, May 2O,-'Iherc j. II rumor
in diplomatic circles here apparently well
founded, that the British government has
sent instructions to Lord Lotus. ambassa.
dor at It, Petersburg, to resist categorical
explanation from the Russian foreign office
,rnccnng the reported armament Of Rus.
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THE ClMBluA.
II i a 81 understood that Lord Lotus :
10 make inquiries about the mission OF the
Cimbria, which recently arrived in Amcri-
can waters. and created such sensation
here,
THE COUNTS MISSION.
The following i, from Il source highly en-.
tied to credit; The Jesuit Of Count
SchouyaIoifS mission has been that on GER
t1inp points Russia and England are now
agreed and that on Others, one Of which
ut least Is OF great importance
No INCREMENT
couId he effected by the count, and that he
was unauthorized To submit three qucS onS
t" the Judgment OF Emperor William p1d
! .incc BiSmorck-in other words, to Ger.
many but at the same time neither party
hrs pledged itself 10 abide by the decision
of Germany Each reserves to itself the
lght o., rejecting the decision, although the
chances are that each Will accept. This is
the explanation OF Count Schouyalotfs con
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