Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-06-20
General News Summary,
THE OLD WORLD.

Brogle, French Minister OF Foreign A0airs,
declares that the difference between the major
ity in the Assembly and Theirs was on his
domestic policy, which did not offer sufficient
guarantees against revolution. The policy of
the new Government, he continues, will be
moderate at home and pacific abroad. All
attempts at revolution will be vigorously
opposed without attacking existing institu-
tions.
Pietri, formerly private Secretary of the EN-
peror Napoleon, denies the authenticity Of the
appeal of the ex-Empress Eugenie to the
French people, published recently in the Lon
don papers.
News was received at Madrid on the 7th
that portion of General Velarde's troops in
Barcelona had mutnied, and he had saved
himself by fight, and subsequently resigned
The Cortes on the 7th elected Senor Orenz
President Figueras announced to the Cortes
his determination to return to them the pow
ers with which the Assembly had invested him
as President of the Provisional Government of
Spain He said that the conditions of the ten
ure of his grave responsibility had become
more difficult than heretofore. Senor ri y
Margall was nominated TO form new Cabinet.
| On the Sth the Cortes passed resolution pro-
claiming Federal Republic, by vote of 2l0
yeas against 2 nays.
Prince jerome Napoleon called upon Presi-
dent MacMahon in Paris ON the 7th, and left
his card The President returned a message
acknowledging the courtesy with his compli-
ments
A cable dispatch of the 7th says the cholera
had disappeared from the country adjacent to
the Danube.
Recent letters from Vienna report that the
following United States Commissions had been
assigned to arrange and supervise the eXhibi-
ton in the American Department. Very few
of the exhibitors from this country were pres.
ent: On Mining and Metallurgy-Howard
Painter. Agricultural. A. Warden. Food
e. NJ. Horsford. Iron and Steele. Men
denhall. Paper-G. w. Silcox. Machinery
C. A. stanberry. Philosophical Instruments
R. R. Lines. Musical Instruments-N. NJ
Lowe. Education-J. d. Philbrick
A New York dispatch states that the Geneva
uward of SIS, 100000 is 30 be paid September
IA of the present year.
The Alexandra Palace, near London
magnificent exhibition establishment named
in honor of the Princess of Wales-was de
| spiVSNiNNS
Several persons were injured.
At the municipal election in Lyons, France
held under the act recently passed by the As
sembly, 80 out of SO Radical nominees wer'
chosen.
At a secret session of the Spanish Cortes, oil
the evening of the Sth, Senior Margall proposed
a new Ministry. After an excited discussion
and amid much confusion, Margall announced
that he would withdraw his list Of Ministers
great uproar followed, and, after order wa
restored, the Cortes appealed to Senor Figuer
as to remain in power with the old Cabinet
and he finally consented to do so. vote o
confidence in his Ministry was then adopted
Ministerial circular, addressed to the Pre-
fects of Departments, suggesting confidential
ly the employment of subsidies and such othe
means of influence as could be secretly brough
to bear for the control of the Press, was ross
in the French Assembly on the 10th. M. Beule
Minister of the Interior, admitted the authen
ticity of the circular, and accepted the respon
sibility for issuing the same. After pro
tracted scene of confusion and excitement,
motion supporting the Government was car
ried by vote of $50 yeas against 3l5 nays
The result shows that the coalition of the Con
servatives was still unbroken.
report was current in Paris on the 10th
that Count Won Arnim, the German Ambassa
dor, had been recalled, because he made un
necessary calls upon President MacMahon
The Spanish Ministry rendered their resigna
tions on the 10th, and during the afternoon tn
Cortes entrusted to Senior Figueras the organi
zation of new Ministry. After consultation
with his friends and with leading members o
Cortes, Senor Figueras reported that he wa
unable to form Cabinet. Senor Orense has re
signed the Presidency of the Constituen
Cortes.
The New York Daily Graphic of rccen
date contains an extract from private lettel
dated Rome, May 10, which gives a rumor, pre-
valent in that city, that Pope Plus TX. had die
some days previous, and that his place wa
filed by an old and astute priest named Abbat
Minati, who is said to bear Il striking r(
semblance to the Pope. The letter says: eth
Pope died, but, instead of their announcin
this fact to the public by bulletins from tn
Vatican, they began to inform the outsid
world that the Holy Father was getting bette
and finally that he was quite well again, III
} fact being that the remains of Plus TX. wer
hidden away in some Of the secret recesses {
the Vatican cellars, and that Abbate Nina
quietly stepped into his place"
Several French officials rendered their resil
nation ON the 1lth, in consequence of the eli
cular issued by the Minister Of the InteriC
, suggesting the subsidizing of the Press.
Commissioner Schultz, General Van Buren
, successor at Vienna, in recent letter says tI
American Department of the Vienna Expos
ton would be in complete order by the 15t
of June, which could not be the case wit
that of any other nation, not excepting FL
gland, which had the advantage of a corps
, workmen brought to Vienna to hasten TO con
pletion and perfect that department. II
, Austrian Government, he says, should hay
taken another year to prepare for the Expos
a tion. Not only were the grounds not finishes
] but all those facilities which they had promise
s were incomplete.
2. A Madrid dispatch announces that ON Il
e 18th the Cortes accepted the resignation of Il
Figueras Cabinet, and at a meeting of Il
= majority held subsequently, the followir
: Ministry was agreed upon; President of Il
!, Council and Minister of the Interior, Senior
Margall; Minister of the Colonies, SEN
Sorin; of Foreign Affairs, Muzo; of War, Est
vanz; OF Marine, Aurich; OF Finance, Ladu
;. of Public Works, Benot; of Justice, Gonzale
!. The authorities were determined to resolut
|. ly sustain the majority in whatever measur
1 they might adopt Figueras had left Madri
e 1t is reported that a treaty of alliance h
r been concluded between Germany and Italy!
Khivan news TO May II reports the juncti'
of the two columns of the Russian forces, al
the defeat Of the Khiyans at Chalaot after
severe fight, in which two Russian ColOne
were killed; and at the Amu Daria Rive
= where $500 Khlvans were routed without d
4 loss of single life by the Russians.
. THE NEW WORLD.
J, Gold closed in New York on the 18th at III
$ @11716.
, President Grant and his family and GeneI
i Babcock left Washington on the 9th for Loi
e Rranch