Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-10-25
General News Summary.
THE OLD WORLD.

Paris telegram of the 18th announce,
that Prince Napoleon and Princess Clothilde
who were then in that city, had received
notice to leave France. The Prince replied
to the agent Of the Government who brought
the summons, by refusing to quit his native
land, insisting or his rights as a citizen and
declaring that he would yield only to force,
and the Princess answered that she would
only leave France between two gens-a'ayD,es
A subsequent dispatch says the Prince had
yielded to the peremptory order of the Gov.
ernment, and left Paris.
recent London letter says that the ye-b.
licatlon Of the ponderous Judgment of s{r
Alexander Cockburn, dissenting from the
award Of the Geneva Arbitrators, has had
the effect to create the belief that the award
was hagrantly unjust to England. The Ian.
guage Of the Lord Chlef-Justlce is very 90.
we're, and he Is alike indignant at the British
and American Governments.
Berlin special Of the 18th says Il was be-
lieved the decision of the Emperor on the
San J2an boundary question would be fay.
orable to the United States.
A Madrid dispatch of the 18th announees
that an insurrection had broken out among
the troops at Ferral, in the province of Co.
runna. The insurgents took possession of
the gunboats anchored in the harbor. the
lighthouse keepers of which were impris.
oned. This closed the port and prevented
the Government sending reinforcements bv
sea.
Prince Napoleon arrived in Geneva, switz.
erland, on the 14th. He was accompanied
to the frontier by the agents of the French
Government
Miss Nellie Grant was a passenger on the
steamship Scotia, which sailed from London
on the 18th, for New York.
A Paris dispatch of the 18th says: "Presi-
dent Theirs yesterday said he had received
information that released Communists, now
in Paris, had in their possession two thou.
sand bombs similar to those used by Orsini
and ais compatriots when they attempted
to assassinate the exEmperor Napoleon, in
1853.
Prince Frederick Henry Albert, brother of
the Emperor William, died in Berlin on the
18th.
Tejado has been formally elected Presi-
dent of Mexico.
The railway between Yokohama and
1eddo, Japan, has been formally opened by
the Mikado.
suit against United States Consul Dud-
ley, at Liverpool, by man named Alcott
who enlisted as a seaman on the priyateer
for compensation for his deten.
tion at Liverpool as witness, by order of
Mr.. Dudley, at the time when the Alabama
sailed, has resulted adversely to the plaintiff
The Court decided that the Geneva Tribunal
had settled all questions connected with the
case.
The Postal Treaty between France and the
United States, reducing the rates of postage
nearly one half, has been approved by the
State Departments of the two countries. 1t
has been submitted to the French Minister
of Finance, who will consider the pecuniary
features of the treaty, and from whom fa-
vorable report is expected.
A Paris Communist, who has surrendered
TO tine authorities in Brussels, confesses him
self to have been an accomplice of Traupp-
nan, who murdered an entire family near
Paris.
In railroad accident near Chelmsford,
England, on the 18th, ten passenger cars
vent over an embankment, and were badly
Only one passenger, lady, was
oiled outright. Twenty-three were injured
,wo or three of whom might die.
A Madrid dispatch of the 18th states that
.he revolt at Ferral had been suppressed by
he Spanish forces without firing a shot.
The insurgents perceiving the utter inde-
ensibility of their position, all of them ex-
,ept about four hundred dispersed in the
light. Those remaining within the walls
we're made prisoners.