Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-15
General News Summary.
THE OLD WORLD.

lowing sentences On IhCluOCIb vi buc YUM
mune brought before it for trial Fere
and Lullier are condemned to suffer death
Urban and Trinquet, imprisonment for
life at hard labor; Assy, Billioray, Cham
py, Regere, Orousset, VeIdure aud Fer
rat, deportation and conflne nent in for
tress; Jourde and Rastoulc, simple de-
portation; Courbet, six months impris-
onment and a fine of 500 francs; Clement,
three months imprisonment, DeschampS
and Parent are acquitted. M. Brissy was
also sentenced to suffer death.
The anniversary of the surrender Of Ma
poleon and the French army at Sedan
was celebrated throughout Germany on
the 81. The festivities were of a patriotic
character.
The Grand Duke Alexis sailed from
Cronstadt, in the frigate SHETLAND, for
the United States, on the 3D..
A monster Fenian demonstration was
held in Dublin on the night of the I'd, at
which resolutions demanding the release
of Fenian prisoners were adopted. After
the adjournment Of the meeting q riot oc-
Cured, and an attack was made on the
police. Six policemen were fatally in
jured, and eighteen slightly hurt, Twen-
ty-seven rioters were arrested. Disorder
ly persons were in the streets all night
singing seditious songs.
German advices received in New York
on the 4th show that the Roman Catholic
movement against Papal iufalibility, in
Austria, Prussia, Switzerland, Silesia,
Hungary, and elsewhere, is gaining
strength and adherents everywhere Over
1000 Catholic families in Vienna alone
subscribed to DR.. Dollinger's views, in
fourtdays after they hal been promul-
gated.
A London dispatch Of the 4th says fatal
cases of cholera had occurred in Dantz G,
Elbing, Altoona, CoblentE, Leipsig and vi
emma.
The trial in Paris of six females charged
with completely in the incendiary acts of
the Commune, was concluded on the 9Th.
Four of them were sentenced to death,
one to imprisonment in fortress, and one
to ten years solitary imprisonment.
A dispatch from Dublin, on the 5th,
says that the prisoners taken during the
recent riots were cheered by the people
while the officers of the law were hissed
The rioters were assisted by large mum.
Der of women in their assault upon the
police.
DR.. Karl Marx, leading spirit of the
International Society, died in London, on
the 9TH, in his sd year.
Advices from Egypt, received in New
York city on the 9Th, state that it is re
ported that the Viceroy had dismissed al
Americans in his service, both in the army
and civil departments. This step haC
been taken in consequence Of the i'll feel
ing and jealousy displayed toward Ameri
cans by numerous Turkish offlcials high
in standing and influence.
It was reported in London on the 6tl
that the Marquis of Lorne had been ap
pointed Governor General of Indian. Th'
Marquis of Lansdowue would succeed
Earl Spence as Lord. Lieutenant of Ire
land.
A case of cholera was reported in Liver
pool on the 9th.
A terrible explosion occurred in Goa
mine near Wigan, Lancashire, on tn
morning of the 9th. The number killet
is stated at sixty nine. The scenes aroun'
the mouth of the mine wero heart-rend
ing. A dispatch from London on the al
ternoon of the 9th says there had beel
two more explosions in the same mine q
Wigsn, and the shaft had been bricked uI
The Emperor of Germany, accompsnie
by Prince Bismark, arrived at Salzburg o.
the night of the 9th. He was received b
the Emperor of Austria, who was attends
by brilliant suite. The sovereigns con
versed together for quarter of an hour.
A correspondent of Lonpon papel
writing from Shiraz under date of Jun
23, says: "The famine in Persia ma
now be said to have almost come to a
end, but the distress caused by it will COZ
tlnue for yet long time. The price c
bread has fallen considerably, but all th
property of the poorer classes, exceptin
only the most necessary clothes, hs
long since been sold or exchanged fo
bread, and it is but too evident that starV'
ton will be the fate of great man
more"
A Vienna dispatch of the 7th says g.
is stated positively that no treaty wf
signed at Gastein. A dispatch from Sal
burg says Austria and Germany will col
slider the question jointly as it arises, an
Ru sia is not mentioned in connectiC
with the combined attitude of the tw
Germany have resolved to oppose u
Vaccinations of the international Society
The steamer Leader, from Dantzic f.
Amsterdam, has been lost at sea. So far
ascertained on the 7th, not single persC
survived. Portions of the wreck had be-
picked up. The Leader was freight al
passenger steamer, plying between Al
, sterdam and Dantzic. The number of pc
, sons aboard is not known, but it is fear
the loss of life is heavy. The officers al
crew in all numbered about tWenty-f
men.
: A London telegram of the 7th Gays t
: cholera in the Baltic provinces of Prusi
was abatiDg. AT Konigsberg there we
I forty new cases and twenty-eight deaf
on the 4th, and on the 9th only sevente
a new cases and fifteen deaths. There b
' been but one fatal case at Stettin.
Dantzc the disease had been pronounc
epidemic, The anxiety which had be
felt at Berlin aud throughout GERMAN
was decreasing. 1t was confidently hop
Q that the epidemic would be stayed in
e progress. The few cases that occurred
II Paris and in London are said to have bs
. different type from the Asiatic scourl
s A London dispatch of the sth says co
n munication had been effected with the /
q nriaonad minara Of Wipan The do