The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-07
FOREIGN.
Russia Disposed to Yield a
Little.
But England Will Recede From Her
Demands.
THE BRITISH CABINET SILENT AND
RESERVED.
PREPARATIONS FOR POSSIBLE EN-.
ERGENCIES CONTINUE ACTIVE.

NEGOTIATIONS.
ST. PETERsBURG, May 1.-The Agence
Russo says; A much better impression pre-
walls respecting the prospect OF negoti-
tons.
COUNT sHOCyALOFF.
1t is rumored that the approaching ar
rival Of Count Schouvaloff here on visit is
connected with friendly exchange of views
resulting from the pourpariers between
London and st. Petersburg.
EVACUATED.
The Turks have evacuated Artern in the
Pashalik of Trebizond This is considered
the commencement of the execution of the
treaty OF San Stefano
THE sERyIANs.
BELGRADE, May j.-Servian detachments
are advancing gradually towards the Pris.
rend, Mitrovitza and Saonica railway. At
Askup their progress has been impeded by
the guerilla warfare of Mahommedans.
RETURN or TURKISH REFUGEES.
CoSsTANTINoPLE May "a Russo-Turk
ish convention has been concluded, arrang-
ing for the return of Turkish refugees to
| their homes. Only those will he sent back
at present who belong to localities occupied
by Russians outside of the principally Of
Bulgaria. Russian troops will accompany
the refugees to protect them and restore
their property. The expenses will be borne
by Turkey.
sADYK PAsHA's POSITION.
The position of Sadyk Pasha, Chief of
the Ministry, is shaken.
At SAN sTEFANo.
CoNsTANTIoPLE, MAY 5.-The portion OF
the Russians at San Stcfano have been with
drawn to Hadem Ka
NICHOLAS.
ST. PErERsBrRG, Nav 5.-Thc Grand
Duke Nicholas arrived here to-day and was
enthusiastically received
LONDON, May "a telegram from Con-
stantinople states that Moukhtar, Osman
and Mehemet Ali Pashas have gone to San
Stefano.
FOR BATOUM.
\ special envoy has gone TO Batoum with
instructions for Dervish Pasha from the
Porte. Prince Labanoff is expected to
leave St. Petersburg Tuesday. Chakic
Pasha will start thithcr on the 18th inst.
HEAVY LOAN.
Vienna Saturday evening papers say it is
positively stated in parliamentary circles
that the government will shortly introduce
a bill relative to means Of covering credit
of 60,000000 forms.
sIIUMIA AND yARNA
4 special dated Constantinople, Friday,
says: Safvet Pasha has persuaded General
Todleben to grant six days delay in regard
to Shumla and Varna.
FAMINE IN RUSSIA.
A report is current in Vienna that famine
prevails in Eastern Russia.
RUssIAs STRATEGY.
Bucharest MAY 5.-It is understood
Russia has proposed u new convention, by
which she will be empowered to construct
camps at Ploiesti and Fokshani. engaging
in return to remove the headquarters and
other establishments connected with the
troops from Bucharest. Roumania, up to
the present time, has refused assent
THE MISUNDERSTANDING COMPROMISE.
VIENNA, May 5.--It is officially an
nounced that the Austrian and Hungarian
Ministers have come to an agreement on the
Austro- Hungarian compromise The Pesth
compromise will be submitted to Parlia-
ment for ratification next week.
COUNT ANDRAssY
at the Cabinet Council said that the rcaliza-
ton of a vote Of credit was urgently reuuir-
ed to give power for speedily concentrating
troops on Tr.nsylvanian and Bosnian from
tiers
NO POSITIVE CHANGE IN THE SITUATION.
LONDON, May Notwithstanding the
hopeful news Of Russian concessions an
nounced from Vienna and intimated from
st. Petersburg, it cannot be said that there
is any positive change in the questions aud
dispute. 1t is said that Il concilatory dis
position has prevailed in the Councils of the
st. Petersburg Government, but it is asked,
what does Russia consider at this moment
to be peaceful concessions or conciliatory
proposals. The fresh attempt to reach an
understanding is described as getting over
the difficulties Of form by making tarreach-
ed concessions on the merits of the oucs-
ton, but
THE MISFORTUNE
seems to be what the Russians consider Il
question Of principle. England demands the
placing Of the treaty of San Stcfano before
the Congress for unrescrvcd discussion.
Russia. it is said, refuses to give way to that
point.
1N BERLIN.
rs in London, the subject is treated with
skcpticism Ms long Ms it is known that Rus
sin refuses to yield on the chief point, and
that England maintains her demand
VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN.
LONDON, May 4.--Thc Times Pem cor