Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-11

lawful money, principal outstand-
Interest accrued and not yet paid. SSS,ii7
interest paid by the United States. 30151, ,5I3
tion of mails, etc..........,.t...,. 6,669,Oss
Balance of interest paid by United
states ......................... 23,412,419
CONSTANTINE MAGUIRE, ex-Collector of
Internal Revenue at st. Louis, on the LIST,
entered plea of guilty to the first five
counts Of the indictment against him.
These counts charged him with neglect
or dereliction of duty in not reporting TO
his superior officer certain irregularities
of distilleries.
A BERLIN telegram of the I'd says the
negotiations for compromise between
the Church and the State had been broken
off, and the Ultramontanes were display
ing all their old bitterness in opposition
to the Government, insisting as a pre-
liminary condition of an adjustment of
differences that DR.. Falk, the Minister of
Ecclesiastical Affairs and Public Instruc-
tion, shall be removed. The Federal
Council had resolved to annul the decree
prohibiting the expectation of horses. 1t
was reported that Bismarck had demand
ed of Italy the surrender of Count Won
Arnim under the provisions of the Extra
dition treaty.
DISPATCHES of the I'd, from Madrid,
Bayonne and Santander, report continued
national successes.
The following failures at the East were
reported ON the list: The Seamless Cloth
ing Company; liabilities about $500, 900
capital 100000. The Easterbrook
Steel-Pen Company; capital $125, 900.
Judson Bros, pork packers, New Haven,
Conn. liabilities estimated at 5000, ,O0O-
assets $150,000.
THE Connecticut Democratic State Con-
vention is to meet on the 23d, and the Re
publican Convention on the 29th inst.
THE Michigan Republican State Con-
vention to elect delegates to the National
Convention will be held at Grand Rapids,
on the 10Th of May.
THE list of churches called to the Ad-
visory Council to be held in Plymouth
Church on the 18th inst. has been COM
pleted, and comprises I'll churches of
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania.
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massa-
chusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Ohio,
Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas and
the District of Columbia, besides several
prominent ministers without a charge.
IT was reported by Ragusa dispatch
of the Sd that Ali Pasha had offered, on
behalf Of Turkey, to cede to the Prince
of Montenegro the districts of Suterina,
Zubzi and Bagagni, in Herzegovina and
Albania, and port on the Adriatic, if
the Montenegrins will withdrawsaid from
the insurgents, and military operations are
suspended. A Vienna telegram of the
same date says that, on the preceding day,
fight occurred ON the Croatian and Bos-
nian frontier, in which the insurgents
were worsted and forced 10 flee into Aus
trian territory, whittier the Turks fol-
lowed.
THE funeral of M. Deak, the Hung garian
statesman, took place at Pesth on the Sd,
and was the occasion of a most imposing
demonstration.
CARDINAL LEDoCHowsKI has been re-
leased from Imprisonment, and informed
that if he enters the provinces of Silesia
or Posen he will be interned at Torgan.
NINE of the parties recently tried and
convicted at Indianapolis for completely
in whisky frauds, were placed in the
State Prison at Jeffersonvllle, Ind, on the
evening of the I'd. The prisoners, prior
TO their present trouble, occupied high
positions, and were numbered among the
best citizens of Evansville.
THE Republican Congressional Com
mittee held meeting in Washington on
the evening of the Sd, at which Simon
Cameron was chosen Chairman, and
Judge Edmunds Secretary. An Execu-
tive Committee, consisting of Messrs.
Cameron, Logan, Plat of New York,
Rusk of Wisconsin, s. w. Dorsey, j. r.
West, Hubbell of Michigan, Cragin of
New Hampshire, and Sinnickson of
New Jersey, was appointed,
GEN. w. T. SHERMAN has written a
letter to Representative Dalzell, of Ohio,
in which he says; 81 never have been,
am not now, and never will be candidate
for the high Office of President before any
convention or the people," He expresses
a preference for Gov. Hayes for that office
THE curate of the noted High Church
of st. Albans, London, ON the 4th sent tc
the newspapers protest signed by 10C
prominent ritualist clergymen, disclaiIii'
ing all connection or sympathy with any
movement having for its object the sub
ordination of the Anglican Rilualists
to the Papacy and declaring that ne
gotiations to that end must be preceded
by the retraction and repeal of the Vati
can DEGREES.
On the night of the 4th, Mr.. Henry G
Bowen presented lengthy letter to tho
Examining Committee of Plymouth
Church, in answer TO the complaints o
Mr.. S. V. White, member of said com
mittee, In this letter Mr.. Bowen ex
presses his belief in the guilt of Mr.
Beecher, as charged by Messrs. Tilton an(
Moulton, and challenges Plymouth Churcl
to appoint its committee to Investigate
openly and vigorously his (Bowen's
words and deeds, either in or out o
church, from the day of his birth to tn
present hour. The committee prepared
letter TO Mr.. Bowen, summoRing him h
I; appear before them on the evening of tn