Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-25
General News summary,
TIE OLD WORLD.

Bismarck was about to retire permanently
from the Prussian Cabinet. He would retain
the German Chaneellorship.
1t is announced that marriage has been ar
ranged between the Duke Of Edinburgh and
the Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrowna, only
daughter of the Emperor of Russia. The
Duke thus foregocs the right Of succession to
the Duchy OF SAKE Coburg, which fact In
wolves important political considerations.
A report prevailed at Bayonne, France, on
the llth, that the Carlist Chief Saballs, with
5000 men, had surprised 1000 Republicans
under Gen. Cabrinety, near Ripall; that Cab
rinety was killed, one-half of the command
taken prisoners, and all his artillery captured.
Madrid adyices of the 10th give particulars
of an International insunection in Alcoy. The
Mayor and the Collector were assassinated,
and their bodies dragged through the town by
the mob. Five cotton factories were burned.
The people Of Malaga had also risen against
the municipality and assassinated several
councimen. The Governor of Malaga had re-
signed. The reported defeat and death of
Cabrinety is confirmed. Gen. Velarde, with
seven battalions, arrived before Alcoy on the
18th. Hc was obliged to arrest thirty of his
own men for insubordination on the march. 1t
was rumored that the Internationalists had
risen in Carthagena and made themselves mas
ters of the town, the forts, the telegraph and
the railway. The marines remained faithful
to the Government, and held the navy-yard.
Recent dispatches from Khiva give the fol-
lowing account of events subsequent to the
capture of the city. The Khan voluntarily
entered the Russian camp and gave in his sub
mission, formally declaring himself a vassal
of Russia. Gen. Kaufman then restored
him to the throne, and appointed council of
administration to assist him in the Govern
ment during the occupation of the Khanite by
the Russian forces. The Khan, in token of
gratitude, issued, on the oath Of June, de-
cree forever abolishing slavery within his
dominions. General Kaufman has sent dis
patches to Teheran notifying the Persian
Government to make preparations for the re-
ception Of 10000 natives of Persia released
from slavery by the Khan's decree.
The Italian Parliament was prorogued on
the 10Th.
A heavy rain storm, accompanied by light
ming, swept over Yorkshire, Eng, on the 18th.
The crops were greatly damaged and several
persons were killed.
A report was current in London, since the
departure Of the Shah, that there had been a
wel-organized and elaborately-planned scheme
arranged for the robbery Of the Shah of his
jewels, but which was accidentally discovered
and frustrated before the plot reached cuI-
minating point.
President MacMahon, in a recent conversa-
tion with q correspondent is reported to have
said: 'There is no reason why the present
regime, in its amended constitutional form,
with a military executive who should reign
over the country and rule over the army,
should not become established in France.
When the words empire and republic be-
come synonymous with discipline, every citi-
zen a soldier, and every soldier the servant of
the Republic, there will be as little strife in
the country as to who shall be Minister as
there is at present as to who shall be Marshal"
A Madrid dispatch of the 14th says that the
successes of the Carlists and the outbreak and
atrocities at Alcoy, had awakened strong
feeling against the insurgents. War meetings
were being held in the provinces. The Gov
eminent troops had re-occupied Alcoy.
Adyiees from Carlist sources on the 14th
state that the supporters of Don Carlos were
gaining ground with such rapidity, and their
numbers were so steadily on the increase, that
there was u general cry from all the Republi-
! can commanders in the North for reinforce
meuts, in order to hold their ground.
The Spanish Government has promulgated
decree annuling all edicts of sequestration
placed upon the property of the rebels and
rebel sympathizers in Cuba.
By order Of the Educational Department Of
Japan, in future all foreign teachers will be
| obliged to procure license and no teacher of
the Christian religion shall be employed.
A recent accident occurred on the Gale
DOMAIN Railway England, by which two per-
sons were killed outright and thirty injured
some fatally.
1t was reported from Madrid on the 18th
that the Government still found it necessary
to maintain a strong precautionary force in
Barcelona, to nullify the efforts of the Carlists
to create disturbances which might enable
them to seize the city. Arrests of Carlist
agents and sympathizers continued. Bayonne
advices of the 18th state that the Carlists had
occupied the town of Berga, fifty miles from
Barcelona. The garrison of 500 surrendered
as prisoners of war.
A recent cable dispatch says that kilograms
from the Continent, where the cholera had
been prevalent, represent that the disease was
| everywhere abating.
The German Government bought an addi
tional 100000 in United States bonds in Lon
don on the 18th.
The rinderpest is said to be so general aut
destructive among the herds of Russia tina
the German authorities have deemed il neces
sary to prohibit all importations of cattle from
Russian ports.
Cable dispatches of the 10th announce tina
Don Carlos had re-entered Spain, and issued
proclamation invoking the help Of the God o
armies, declaring that, listening to the yoic
of suffering Spain, he came to fgh
for God and his country, and concluding will
the exhortation, "Voluntecrs, forward an,
save dying Spain" The Carlists claimed t.
have 10000 men under arms. Three member
Of the Spanish Ministry resigned on the 1911
in order to facilitate the formation of a homo
geneous Cabinet. All the workmen in the fac
tories at Barcelona had struck, and the shop
were closed.
The Projects of the occupied departments i
France have been instructed by the Govern
ment to interdict public rejolcings on the oC
casion Of the evacuation of the territory by tn
German troops.
The earthquake in Italy on the 27th of Jun
was extraordinary The solid earth SCENE
for time converted into a liquid one, an
houses were tossed about like ships at sea
There were fourteen movements, seven FOL
ward and seven backward, each occupying
second, as regular as the beat of clocl
Many persons were killed at Bellimo, an
: many injured.
Reports have recently reached London thu
several cases Of cholera had occurred at YieI
ma, and that the authorities were endeayorin
to suppress the particulars.
In her reply to the address of the Brltis
House of Commons ON the subject Of internl
tlonal arbitration, the Queen says; 81 have