Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-12
General News summary.
THE OLD WORLD.

The German Government has ordered the
expulsion from that country of all emigration
agents who fail to prove that they are German
subjects.
At a meeting of the majority of the Spanish
Cortes on the Goth, IL was resolved to suspend
the session Of that body from the first of Sep
tember until the Sd Of November. 1t was also
decided to pass vote of confidence in the
| Ministry before taking q recess.
1t is reported that all the young men sent
out by the Japanese Government throughout
Europe and America, with the view Of apply
ing themselves to the study of different branch
es of science, have been ordered TO return
home. The reason given for the recall is that
upon the return of students from Europe and
America they were unable to bear satisfactory
examination in the studies they were pursu-
ing, and the japanese Government have re-
solved to send no more students abroad until
such time as they have undergone some three
or four years tuition in home college, and
can submit to rigid examination in English,
French, or German.
kilograms from the north of Spain on the
30th ult. announce the defeat of the Carists
under Saballs, after four hours fighting. On
the Goth General Campas summoned the Car
tagena Insurgents to surrender. They an
swered by hoistinga black flag on their works.
A Madrid dispatch of tine 3lst ult says the
Carists were again intcrrupting railway traffic
and destroying mails on the lines between
Madrid and the northern frontier The Cortes
had, by vote of 119 nays against AZ yeas, re-
jected the proposition to grant amnesty to
Intransegante Insurgents.
A Bayonne dispatch of the 1st says that the
Carlist troops had entered Cantaviza and were
threatening Caspa, in the province of Sara
gossa The English residents of Cartagena
had all fled from that city in anticipation of
an attack from General Campos upon the IN
surgents.
A colliery explosion at Sevazza, Wales, on
the 1st, caused the death of five men.
A ferry boat ON the Indus River, in India,
while recently crossing near Kairah, capsized
and sunk in deep water. She was crowded
with passengers, of whom ninety are reported
to have been drowned.
A Paris dispatch of the Cd says the cholera
had made its appearance among the troops at
Havre, having been communicated, 1t was
thought, by German emigrants en- route for the
United States.
A report was current in London on the I'd
that the municipal authorities of Madrid had
raised the red flag of the Commune on the
Town Hall, and that the military had discov-
cred a secret depot of arms, ammunition and
petroleum belonging to he Intcrnationals.
According to Paris dispatch, l.. Lemone
concludes an article in the Journal des DebatS
Of the Sd, with the words: 'We can no longer
reckon on an appeasement of party spirit, and
must dread that the next general election will
prove the beginning Of civil war" Marshal
MacMahon is reported to have said to several
deputies that he had determined never to serve
France ulder the white flag.
A cable telegram of the Sd says General Hi
dalgo had resigned the Captain. Generalship Of
Madrid, and Riguners had been appointed his
| successor. By this change harmony had been
restored in the Cabinet.
1t was said in Vienna on the Sd that special
prizes were to be given several exhibitors who
were accidentally overlooked in the re-
cent distribution. Nearly all the visit
ors from abroad in attendance upon the Ex-
position had taken their departure from the
| city.
In an address ON the 4th to the French
residents at Lucerne, Switzerland, NJ. Theirs
said he had devoted his life to the establish.
ment Of liberty in France. He had endeav-
ored to establish it under the Monarchy, but
had not succeeded, and had come to the con-
cluson that the one excludes the other. He
had therefore become a Republican, and was
resolved to devote the remainder Of his life
to furthering the permanent establishment
Of Republican form of government in
France.
A Bayonne (France) dispatch of the 4th says
it was announced upon authority that there
| Spain