The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-19
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
Brief Session of the Con.
greSS at Berlin.
THE ENJOYS GRAPHING WITH
COMPLICATED ISSUES.
Later Developments Regarding the
Conspiracy in Germany.

piNHNht 'hSiooSlnS VIC attention Oh plcnl-
potentiaries, who are busily engaged in
Berlin in laying plans for the future safety
OF Europe. One Of these questions, it has
just been learned, relates to the can.
ddaturcs for the sovereignty of North
! Bulgaria. Of course several schemes are
already on foot to secure this appointment
for certain favortes, but il is too early TO
say who will assume the responsibility of
the position. 1t is rumorcd, however, that
the Duke of Edinburgh is anxious to OBJ
tain the said sovereignty, and it is further
stated that her majesty the Queen Of Eng
land, and also her astutc prime minister,
the Earl of Beaconsfield, are doing their
utmost to gain this end. They would like
to see the Duke of Edinburgh at the head
Of the North Bulgaria; for, after all
he would merely be representative of En-
glands influence. 1t is confdentially as
serted in diplomatic circle, here that the
visit Of the Duchess of Edinburg to st.
Petersburg is purely for the purpose of
turthering these dcsignes 1t has been
thought, in all probability, that she might
induce the czar to give his approval to the
wishes of the Queen Of England. She will
undoubtedly make strenuous efforts to con-
vince the car that her husband can be
especially useful to him during the present
difficulties, but there are some weighty CON
siderations involved in the proposed ap-
pointment, and they will 90 further, in all
LIKELIHOOD than any personal influence to
determine the czar's choice. 1t is general
ly believed that the duchess will fail in her
attempt, and the whole scheme will fall
through chiefly owing to the fact that the
RUSSIAN people would object to the choice of
the Duke of Edinburg. 1t has long been
known that the latter has been passing re.
Gently as "A martyr to Russian proclvties.
THE CONGRESS IN SESSION.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE congress met
shortly after . O'Clock this afternoon The
first business was to arrange course of
procedure, for debate, and it was agreed
that the Powers should speak in the follow
ing order, viz: Russia, England, Austria,
France, Germany, Italy and Turkey.
Count Schouvaloii then briefly explained
Russia's policy, which led to the treat of
San Stetano.
Prince Bismarck proposed the simultan-
eous withdrawal of the British fleet and
the Russian forces from Constantinople
during the sitting of the congress. Dis.
cuSslon on this point was postponed, and
the congress then adjourned till Thurs
day
THE CONSPIRACY IN GERMANY.
LONDON, June 11.-An elaborate sum
mary of all the facts aScertained by the
Berlin police concerning DR.. Nobing and
his conicderates has been transmitted. The
Nobling family is highly respectable, and
belongs without exception to the Orthodox
Protestant church. Some traces of eccen.
trlclty have appeared IN several members
OF the family. and the doctors father and
one OF his sisters are believed 10 have been
insane. He had been living in Berlin eight
months before his attack upon the emperor,
and kept up correspondence with refugees
in London and Paris. The papers found
during the domiciliary visits to suspected
persons in Berlin and elsewhere fail to con
meet Nobling by name with the conspiracy.
but among these papers are the outlines of
a scheme for the reduction of the standing
army, which, according 10 the document
referred to, Is by reason of It's immense
woes. The document goes on to say that
the emperor Is bent upon maintaining the
army. II he was removed the people would
breath more freely, and the crown prince
would not be able to overcome them as the
emperor does. Noblings intention to kin!
the emperor was known to contcderatr> OF
this the police arc satisfied but the arrest,
made have been unimportant. Nobling
visited London tcw'months ago, and after
his return was in better condition tinauci.
ally than before.
KUSslAS DIPLOMACY
BERLIN. June lit is stated in some
quarters that the document printed in Lon.
zion on the 18Th inst. contains the proposals
submitted by Russia and rejected by Eng
land, and that their publication was pro-
cured by the Russians to prove that they
are not rcpugnant to English public opin.
ion, and thus to limit the concessions the
English representatives, may demand in the
congress,
THE CONGRESS
met at two O'Clock this afternoon. The
questions which threaten the success of the
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Antintori TO Montenegro, the position of
RoumrIia in relation to Turkey and of the
administrative and the government organ
zatlon OF RDpmclia Bc,sarubia will he
yielded 20 tnc personal wishes Of the ear,
and lioumania will accept Dobruda in
exchange The territorial concessions in
Armenia will no, meet opposition from
England, The question of
rus WAX INDEMNITY
will he settled hy the appointment of
commission to collect the Turkish revenues
and pay over certain portion ~ Russia nm
nually, or Ia capitalize such portion by
foreign loans, and pay the Russian claim IN
bulk, Ia all thes" sprcuIations no acroDnt
is taken of n. possible opposition by ihr
| Turks themselves Carhadori Pasha IL
making preparations for a vigorous repre-
srn,a,iOn Of the Turkish interests.
THE sTRlKE ENDED.
LONDON. June l1,-Of scvcnty.iiyc meet