Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-11-03
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCK.


Djunis was captured by the Turks on the
2Sd after ten hours hard lighting.
Montenegro on the oath declared it's will
ingness to accept the six-weeks armistice
on condition that the Turks surrender Mos
tar
A circular issued by the Spanish Govern
ment, regulating non-conformist worship,
declares that schools shall be subject to the
control of the Government and schoolmas-
ters must be spaniards, with proper academ-
ical degrees.
Advices of the 9th from San Domingo re-
port the deposition of President Espoillat
and the restoration Of ex-President Gonzales.
Barring, Secretary of the British Legation
in Constantinople, who visited Bulgaria with
the Turkish commission for the punishment
Of the perpetrators of the atrocities in that
country, is on his return, convinced that the
commission is fraud. The British Am
bassador at Constantinople has been ad.
vised that the Turks threaten another massa-
ere and have appointed a day for the
slaughter.
Intelligence has been received at Paris of
the assassination Of the Turkish Consul and
his wife at Tifiis, Asiatic Russia.
The charge OF Balaklava was eommemo-
rated at London on the 25th by banquet to
the survivors of the six hundred.
A Vienna telegram says that the Porte in
sists, in consenting to six-weeks' armistice,
that the powers pledge themselves to pro-
long the armistice If peace is not made dur
ing that time. This is said to be the Turk
ish ultimatum. Little hope is entertained
that Russia will accept this condition.
Belgrade advices Of the 25th state that all
classes Of the people would gladly welcome
peace. Without Russian aid Servia must very
soon succumb. Between Paratkin and Deligrad
and in the mountains near Saitschar there
are IL 900 men, women and children almost
naked and literally starving. The Turks
captured Bogowischte on the s5th and ad-
vanced along both banks Of the Morava.
A London dispatch of the 26th says ii is
believed an understanding between Turkey
and Russia will be reached on the Eastern
question.
Fighting continued around Alexinatz and
Deligrad on the 26th.
Great distress is reported in Montenegro.
The campaign in that country is ended for
this year. --
In the Newmarket Houghton meeting on
26th the Dulllngham nandlcap was won by
the American horse Bay Final,
The London Times correspondent confirms
the capture Of Diunis by the Turks after five
days fighting. He says it was the greatest
success during the campaign.
Berlin dispatch of the 26th says the six
weeks armistice, with the prospect Of pro-
longation If necessary, is reported to be Sc
cured.
1t was announced from Sweden on the
9th that an open way to the Arctic Sea had
been discovered. Prof Vordeeskiold, who
sailed on an exploring expedition from
Sweden in August, reports having encount-
cred no obstacles, and he considers the way
open from Europe to China by means of the
Northern passage and the valley Of the Yemsi
River, by which communication may be OBJ
tanned across Siberia and almost TO the
frontier of China. The water was found to
be surprisingly warm.
A cyclone in the Central American States
on the Sd and 4th caused $4,000, 900 damages.
The steamer Alert, OF the British Arctic
expedition, arrived at Valentla, Ireland, on
the 27th. The highest latitude reached was
$500, to the northward Of which no land
could be discovered.