The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-27
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
ANOTHER BATTLE BETWEEN THE
AUSTRlANS AND BOSNlANS.

POSITION AwAl,DS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 25.-Thc Agcncc
Russo, commenting upon dispatches OF Lord
Salisbury and English consuls, accusing
Russian authorities of conniving at the
atrocities of the Bulgarians, says the I'M
putation is offensive, and is made by Sails
bury to pave the way for the encroachment
of English influence even in Bulgaria, but
that Russia will know how to oppose such
encroachments.
ANOTHER FIGHT.
VIENNA, Aug. 2j.-Gcn. S2apary tclc-
graphs that the insurgents again attacked
him Friday, but were repused after nine
hours fighting.
4 Belgrade telegram estimates that
twenty thousand insurgents with heavy ar
tillery are confronting Gen, Szapary. II
is expected he will receive rcintorccments
Tuesday, and will then resume the offensive.
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS.
CoNsrANTINoPAI, Aug. 2j.-Tbe dcpar-
ture of the Russians is progressing, Gen.
Skobeletf is in command of the forces
which are to be withdrawn TO Roumelia,
His headquarters will be Rodosto, Bourgas
and Narna successfully.
RUssIA's INTENTION.
Sr. PETERsBuG. Aug. 2j---Fresh troops
are leaving To replace thoSt ordered home
from Constantinop,c. 1t is thought con
scqnently that Russia does not intend i'm
mediately to withdraw from Turkey.
BATOUM.
BAToUM, Aug. 25.-lIarbor ports are
being disarmed and torpedoeS removed.
The town is swarming with armed volun.
teers. 1t is reported from Tihis that pre-
cautions are being adopted through out
Caucasus against general uprising.
A PEREMpToRY DEMAND.
LONDON, Aug ga dispatch from b :
charest says Russia has sent very encrget-
ic note demanding the immediate surrender
of Bessarabia. The Roumanian govcri :
ment, which was apparently initiating Tur
keys waiting policy, is somewhat surprised
at the suddenness of the demand,
DIsQuIET AMONG THE PEOPLE.
LONDON, Aug. ga Calcutta dispatch
says it is possible if Sher Ali continues his
hostile attitude the Indian government
may seal Khiber pass permanently and rec
tify the whole northwestern fir, n.icr in ac-
cordance with the policy initiated by oc.
cupation OF Quctah. The avant-couricr OF
the English mission has reached Pcshawar
en- route to Cabul.
PosTPoNENEST SUGGESTED.
1t now appears that the porte suggests
the postponcment Of the surrender Of Ba.
toum until September -.
THE GOVERNMENT AND THE CONSTITUTION
ALTsTs.
MADRID. August 2j.-The Politica pub
fishes an article. to which considerable sig-
niticance is attached, deploring the threat
ening conduct of the Constitutionalists and
declaring that the government is determin-
ed to act with the utmost energy should
they abandon the paths of legality.
EXPOSITION PRIZES.
Paris Aug. 2j.-The distribution OF
prizes at the exhibition has been postponed
until October 90.
THE PEACs CONGRESS.
Five thousand persons were at the peace
congress to-day. Tolain presided. Rcso-
lutions were passed tavoring international
arbitration. Letters were read from Vic
tor Hugo and Louis Blanc.
THE EMPEROR 5 MOVEMENTS.
LONDON. Aug. 9j.-The emperor of Ger
many has arrived at CASTOR
Dir. MODELLING
BERLIN, Aug. 2j.-Nohcling, who at.
tempted the assassination Of the emperor, il
suspected Of icigning madness. He will
he taken TO lunatic asylum and placed un
der the observation Of experts.
NOT DEAD.
ROME, Aug. 2j.-The Unita Catto'ics
says the religious enthusiast, Lazanette, waS
seriously wounded, but is not dead. Hi'
diciples are preparing TO announce his res
direction.
CHURCH CoNsECRATED.
GENEVA, Aug. 25.-The Episcopal churcl
built by Americans in Geneva was consccra
ted Saturday, the bishop Of Rhode lslanc
officiating
GRANT IL VIENNA.
PARIS, August GA dispatch from
Vienna gives some interesting details con
corning the reception accorded Genera
Grant in that city this week. lie arrived
there August ~. At the railroad station
he was met by Minister Kasson, the secreta
ry and members Of the American Legation
and a large number Of American residents
He was loudly cheered as he stepped ou
Of the railway carriage. On the 10Th the
| general was visited at the Legation Of the
United States by Count Andrassy,iirs min
lister of the council and several colleagues
In the evening, he dincd with the countess
and Mrs. Grant. On the Goth he had al
audience with his Imperial Majesty
Francis Joseph at the Covcly Palace Of
Sohocnbrunn, spending the remainder o.
the day about the imperial grounds ant
forests and visiting points of interest il
that romantic and historic ncighborhood
On the 2lst, General and Mrs. Grant were
entertained by the imperial family and
dined with the emperor in the evening
during the morning Baron Stunburg &C
compancd the emperor and his Amcri
can guests to the arsenal. On the 22C
Minister Kasson gave diplomatic dinner
in honor Of our ex-president, at which near
ly all the foreign ambassadors were pres
emit Members of the Hungarian
cabinet attended the reception in the even
ing and added to the attractivcness ant
brilliancy of the occasion. The genera
expressed himself greatly pleased will
Vienna; he was gratiiied also at thu
marked attention Of the cmpcror's househol,
and earnest cndcavor shown to honor hin
as u citizen of the United States. TIL,
General leaves Monday next for st
Stcirmart.