The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-25
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ANTI-AUSTRIAN DEMONSTRATIONS
IN ITALY.

THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT PUBLICLY REPU-
DATES THEM-PRELIMlNARTEs TO AN
OTHER ROYAL MARRIAGE - BOGARDUs
DEFEATS PENNELL IN A SHOOTING MATCH.
LONDON, July 23.-Interruption of tele
graph wires between Paris and Vienna de-
lays the receipt Of news from Eastern
Europe.
GIVEN FREEDOM OF THE CITY.
The freedom of the city will be conferred
upon Lords Beaconsfeld and Salisbury on
the Bird of August, Immediately before the
ministerial banquet at the Mansion house.
WILL SUPPORT PLuNKETT' 5 AMENDMENT.
1t is believed that the debate on Lord
Hartngton's resolutions in the house of
commons will last next week till Friday,
when division will take place. The Con-
serratives will support Rande Edward
Plunkett's amendment, expressing conf
dence in the ministers, with the whole
strength of their party.
BoGARDUs WINS AGAIN.
The return match between Capt. A. B.
Bogardus, the American pigeon shot cham
pion, and Cholmondelly Pennel, of Hurl.
ington park and Gun clubs, took place to-
day. They shot at 100 birds each for $1,000
side. The match was won by Bogardus
by two birds.
BETROTHAL OF THE DUKE OF CONNACGIT
In the house of commons this evening the
chancellor OF the exchcquer announced the
bdrothal of the duke of Connaught, Queen
Nrtorias third son, with the Princess Marie
Ldlise of Prussia, daughter of Prince Ere
de;ick Charles.
The chancellor said he would move on
Thursday the provisions of grant for the
duke. Sir Charles Dixie, radical, gave no.
tice that he would submit an amendment
reciting there is no constitutional precedent
for such an application.
ALSO KNIGHTED
LONDON, July 23,-The queen has con-
ferred ihe order of Knight of the Garter up
on the Marquis of Salisbury, and this order,
with further honors, await the return Of
Mr.. Lyard from Constantinople.
DEMONSTRATIONS IN ITALY
RoNE, July 23.-Telegrams from Genoa,
Palermo, Brescia, Pavia, Seggio, DeEmila,
Turin, Pistoja and Ferraza describe the
meetings in those cities yesterday in favor
of italia Irredenta" as large and enthusi-
astic. Resolutions of the same character rs
these passed at Naples Sunday and at Palit-
rama thcater yesterday were voted Dem
@ lstrations were also made in Goldeni
theatrez, Ancona, at Arena, Brunetti, Bolog
M, and in the streets of Naples, where cries
were raised of "Viva Trieste viva Tren-
to-" A meeting will be held at Milan,
Como, Sanelemo and Venice Monday next
Thorough precautions will be taken by the
authorities and firm yet concilatory action
of the police The demonstration last night
before Venetian palace where the Austrian
ambassador to the holy see resides, and be-
fore Chigi palace, the residence of the Aus
trian ambassador to Italy, were confined to
shouts of liberation Of Trest, and Trenino.
Almost simultaneously with the first mani.
fcstation some companies of line and Of ber
sglaire took possession Of the approaches
to both palaces and the police dispersed the
people gathered in front.
referring to the requirements of intcma-
tional usage in relation to the proceedings
of the "ltalia Irredenta' party, the Dirrcto
says the government is fully alive to its du-
ties and obligations towards the friendly
powers, and is determined to ct up to
them. A system Of over friendship and
latent conspiracy may suit weak govern
ments which have all to gain and nothing
to lose by an adventurous policy, but be-
tween great states there can only exist
either open friendship or open hostility. 1t
would be an act Of pertidy to cast upon
the government the responsibility for agita-
ton which is u great measure especially
directed against itself. The article con-
cludcs by expressing deep regret at the pres
On. sgitation.
A band of musicians IN the piazza was
obliged to play the Garibaldi hymn several
times to answer to the demands OF the