Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-25
General News Summary.
THE OLD WORLD.

whole amount remaining Of the new loans
$780, 900 900, has been placed on the terms
fixed by the American Government"
A Berlin dispatch of the 18th says the
imperial government, as well as the local
authorities, had adopted the most stringent
measures for the prevention of the chol-
era. Twenty three persons were attacked
with the disease at Konigsburg on the
11th, thirteen of whom were already
dead.
A gun-cotton explosion occurred at
Slowmarket, England, on the 18th, by
which over twenty five persons were killed
and flfty-seven injured, some seriously.
A recent outburst of the volcano Ru-
wang, on the small island of Tsgolanda, in
the Malay Archipelago, was accompanied
by convulsion of the sea, and a wave
forty yards in height swept all the human
beings, cattle and horses from tie island.
The number of persons wLo perished is
stated at 416.
News from Corea states that recently
two Englishmen and one German, engaged
in saving material from wrecked German
schooner, were captured by the Coreans,
bc und hand and foot, slung on bamboo,
and packed off into the interior. The
British fleet had gone from Japan to in
quire into the matter.
Queen Victoria was reported to be i'll
on the l4th, aud her sudden indisposition
created much anxiety in the royal house
hold.
A London dispatch of the 10Th says
"Ten forties and United States bonds of
1881 have risen considerably at Frank
fort, in cons, quence of the success of the
new Treasury arrangement. The amount
allotted to Frankfort is limited, pending
which negotiations, when completed, will
enable Richardson, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, to place the whole amount
in Germany"
A cable dispatch of the 10Th says it
was stated on authority that serious disa-
greements had arisen between the French
and German Governments with reference
to the Frankfort peace negotiation. These
difficulties were likely to lead to further
complications which might result in sus-
pension of the treaty of peace negotiated
between the two governments at Frank
fort.
1t was reported on the 18th that a case
of Asiatic cholera had appeared in Lon
don, and created extraordinary sensation
among the people. A dispatch from Ber-
lin says the cholera was increasing in
Konigsberg, but there were no cases YET
in Dantzig.
A heavy thunder. storm in the west OF
England has caused much damage to the
crops.
A heavy typhoon at Kobe, Japan, on
the 4th of July, destroyed four hundred
lives and half million dollars worth OF
property.
In Konigsberg, Prussia, on the 14th, 81
persons were attacked by cholera; 90 died
Dispatches were received in New York
on the 10Th, announcing two fatal cases o.
cholera in Paris
The French Assembly, on the 10th, re
elected Grevy President of the Chamber
The Gar of Russia has informed Gen
Lefo, the French Ambassador, that nc
: treaty of alliance between Russia and Ger
, many is in existence.
; London is in telegraphic communication
, with Japan. Messages were sent from
that city and answers returned on the
J 18th.
A Florence dispatch of the 10th an
,, nounces that General Garibaldi was very
i'll, and his son, Ricciotti, had been sum
moned to his bedside at Caprera.
A deputation of French citizens appoint
E ed to visit ireland and thank the citizen
of that country for aid given for the relic
of the wounded French soldiers, durin,
the war with Prussia, arrived at Dublil
a few days ago and met with a very en-
e thusiastic reception.
In the British House of Commons ol
the nth vote on the action of the polio
I at the meeting in Dublin on the 12th re
suited in majority of twenty-five in favo
D of the course of the government in sup
a pressing the meeting
r The Election Committee Of the Frencl
S Assembly reached vote on the Ut
h upon motion made in the Assembly 70
j., the prolongation Of Thiers' term Of offlc
y to three years, etc, and stood nine in or
> position to six in favor of the propC
e ton. n.
d A Berlin dispatch of the 18th says tn
n cholera had appeared in the neighborhoo
y of Stettin. The disease continued il
q ravsges at Konigsberg, where, on the 1911
o there were 10 new cases and 81 death
IS and on the 10th, 80 new cases and
- deaths.
g At banquet given in Dublin on til
!. evening of the nth, to the French depl
tation, the Lord Mayor proposed th
l. toast of "The Queen" which was recei,
, ed with storms of Kisses, which laste
- several minutes.
,e An extensive fire occurred on the evel
8 ing of the 17Ih iDpcLeicester, which is tn
'e principal wool-manufacturiDg center
II England. Several persons were kille
The dead bodies were 80 burned as to |
is beyond Identification.
rs The Paris Patrfe of the 18th says Russ
n was making great military preparation
Prussia was also filling up her cddres, pc
y fecting her ornaments and cole citing emo
10 nous quantities of stores. The Patrie b
e, lieves that the prepara ions of the latt
power are aimed at Russia.
a THE NEW WORLD.
81 G Id closed in New York on the 18
ss at 113.
I'd Mrs. Vallandigham, widow of the la
70 O. L. Vallandigham, died at Cumberlan
40 Md on the 18Th.
i. Thurlow Weed and daughter arriNed
at New York on the 18Th, from Europe.
lIes A mass meeting of Germans in Ne
10 York city on the night of the 18th W
!. | adlressnd hv Tannia @ Clafiin who a