Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-08
General News Summary,
THE OLD WORLD.

President Thiers has forbidden the sale in
France Of caricatures Of the ex-Emperor
Napoleon and his family.
The London Times of the 25th says "The
decision Of the San Juan question is unsatis-
factory, unclear, and indecisive, but we ac-
cept It," It repudiates the charge that En-
gland intrigued at Berlin to stulify the judg-
ment.
A new Ontario Cabinet has been formed,
consisting of p Mowatt, Premier and Attor-
ney.Generali Adam Croope, Treasureri Z.
lc. Pardee, Secretary of statej A. McKeller,
Minister of Public Works, and r. W. Scott,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.
A Toronto (Csnada) dispatch of the 25th
announces that the horse disease had nearly
disappeared from that city.
A cable dispatch of the 2eth says that the
names Of the Imperial advisers in the San
Juan award, on whose reports the judgment
was based, are Grimm, Vice.President OF the
Supreme Court; Klepert, the eminent geog-
rapher, and Goldschmidt, member Of the
Superior Tribunal of Leipsig. The referees,
in their reports, charge England with vague
ness In the wording Of the treaty of 1S46,
and state that the word "southerly" means
the shortest channel to the Straits of Juan
de Fuca. A special messenger had left Ber-
lin for Washington.
The telegraph is opened from Yeddo to
Nagasaki, in japan. The railroad from
Yeddo te Yokohama has been completed.
A London telegram of the Goth announces
the return to that city of the Hon, Charles
Sumner. His health was improved.
The census of the city of Vienna, Austria,
ho bna nd al, inn
of 100000
Minister Bancroft has written letter of
acknowledgment to the Emperor William
saying that he is charged by the President
Of the United States to thank His Majesty
for the great pains he has taken in the at
tention shown to the case growing out of
the dispute between Great Britain and the
United States, concerning the Northwestern
boundary. The letter closes with an assur-
ance of continued friendship and good will
between the United States and Germany.
In Liverpool, England, on the 27th, the
Licensing act closing drinking saloons on
Sunday until Q p. m. was enforced for the
first time, and gave rise to considerable ex-
element The police dispersed crowd who
made demonstrations in opposition to the
| law, and arrested several. Some places had
colored fire, and lighted up the streets, and
the police were hooted.
congratulStory dispatch has been re.
ceived by NJ. Theirs from President Grant,
on the progress OF republicanism in France,
as shown by the recent elections for vacan-
cies in the National Assembly.
Recent accounts from Italy say that the
towns of Casal, Maggiore and Ostiglia, on
the river Pc, were in great danger because
of heavy flood, and the inhabitants were
panic.stricken. In some places the water
reached the roofs of the highest buildings.
Thousands of people were homeless, and
others were flying from their dwellings,
which were threatened with destruction.
Lord Massey's country seat at Limerick,
ireland, was burned on the night of the
2Sth ult Loss, e75,000.
Cable dispatches of the Goth uit. announce
that the cholera had broken out in Hungary,
Eastern Prussia and at Wexford, Ireland.
A company in Europe, with capital OF
1880, 900, proposes to settle colony OF
5000 Roumanian Jewish families, or about
10000 persons, in America. They want to
buy $4,000 acres of land.
Dispatches from Turin, Italy, on the 31st
ult, report no abatement in the floods in the
river Pc. Over 1000 men were erecting bar
riers to arrest the further progress of the
water. The damage to property and crops
was beyond calculation. In Ferrara alone
10000 persons were homeless Assistance
was being rapidly forwarded from all points
to the suffering people.