Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29
General News summary.
THE OLD WORLD.


The North German Gazette (Berlin) Of the
18th emphatically denies a late report in
American papers of an interview with Prince
Bismarck, in which he Is made to say that he
would ehtlrpate the idea Of God and substitute
that OF the State, It declares that Bismarck
never used such language or advocated such
sentiment.
A Vienna telegram of the 18th states that
grand diplomas Of honor had been awarded
to Americans, as follows: To the United
States Government for display Of cotton and
products; TO the National Bureau of Educa-
tion; to the State of Massachusetts,; TO the city
Of Boston, and to the Smithsonian Institute,
Washington. The latter four are for excel
lence IN methods and progress of education
and schools.
Dispatches of the 18th from various places
in Germany state that the cholera was increas-
ing in virulence.
The Spanish Cortes has approved Of the bill
calling for $4,000 of the reserves, so that the
Carlists and Republican insurgents may be
put down. A Madrid telegram of the 18th
says Cartagena was preparing for long strug-
gle. All males above sixteen years Of age had
been enrolled. The streets were almost de-
serted, and shops were closed. The insurgents
were issuing paper money.
Six hundred French Imperialists met at
Chiselhurst, England, on the 18th, and cele-
brated the fete day of the late Emperor.
Prince Louis Napoleon made a speech, in the
course of which he said: "Planting myself
as an exile near the tomb of the Emperor
represent his teachings, which may be sum.
tt,A
by the people," The prince was loudly
cheered.
The health of the Emperor William is re-
ported to be precarious. A Berlin correspond
eut says his death is one of the events for
which it is well to be prepared.
A Madrid dispatch of the nth says the In.
surgents of Cartagena had released and armed
1900 convicts.
| The Madrid EpOcd of the 18th alleges that
/ the French Government was secretly favorine
the operations Of the Carlsts in order &c
strengthen the cause Of the Count de Cham
bord. A dispatch from Carlist souTces on the
! 18th states that the French Government hat
taken the initiatory steps towards recognizing
| the Carlists as belligerents, having issued or
ders permitting the transit of arms and muni
tions of war between the two Custom-Hous'
lines in the south of France.
Charles Frederick August William, Duke o.
Brunswick, Germany, died recently, of apo
plexy, aged GO years. By his will he leave
the whole of his landed and personal estate Il
the city of Geneva.
Vienna special Of the 10th says: eth
distribution of the prizes was very tame af
fair. There were only about 5000 person
present Archduke Charles Louis made
congratulatory address on the successful ter
mnation of the Exposition, after which tn
list of successful competitors was read"
A battle was fought, on the 18th, between
force Of Carlists and three columns of Spanis
Republicans, in which the former were vic
torious The engagement occurred in tn
open country between the towns Of Berga an
Caseras.
A cable telegram Of the 18th says that so ia
this month twenty newspapers in the Frenc
provinces had been suppressed by the Govern
ment.
Resolutions nave been adopted by the Intel
national Patent Rights Congress, recently
session at Vienna, to the effect that only tn
inventor himself or his legal successors sha
obtain patent the granting of patent car
patent for an invention to be for tftee
years, or for a shorter term, with the optic
Of extending it to that period the complet
publication Of patent to be obligatory th
expense of granting patent to be establishe
on moderate but progressive scale a specit
cation of all patents in force must be access
BILE to the public.
Keuealey, the leading counsel for the d,
feDse in the trial of the Tichborne claiman
concluded his address to the jury on the 2ls
He commenced to speak on the 22d Of Jul,
: and occupied the attention of the court ever
! day with the exception of the usual adjourn
ment from Saturday to Monday and an exit
adjournment from the 3lst of July to the 81
of August in consequence Of the illness {
juror.
Dispatches were received at Madrid on II
21st announcing that battle had taken pla'
/, near Berga, between the Republicans al
Carlist insurrectionists, in which the form'
f were victorious, the Carlists having nine
/ killed and three hundred wounded. Tt
e siege of Berga had been raised, and the l
E surgents were in full retreat.