Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-06
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

A Shanghai telegram of the 26th says the
YumaR outrage affair has been arranged.
Compensation is to be made to the family of
Mr.. Margary, who was murdered. The
facilities for intercourse between the Chinese
Government and foreign representatives are
to be increased, the judicial system relative
to foreigners improved and commercial
grievances rectifed Four ports are opened
TO foreign commerce.
The U. s. steamer franklin arrived at Vigo
on the Goth to convey VIM. NJ. Tweed to the
United States. Tweed and Hunt during
their conhnementwere not allowed to commu-
nicate with each other. Tweed was greatly
disappointed upon learning that he was to
be taken home on the Franklin, as he had
hoped on arriving in Cuba to be able through
the assistance of his friends to avoid being
surrendered to the American authorities.
The commander of the Franklin has been
instructed to keep Tweed strictly confined
and give him no opportunity to jump over
board.
It was reported at Vienna on the 26th that
700 Christians had been massacred at Erze-
roum.
The Russian Consul at Belgrade has been
instructed to declare that Russia can in no
case support the proclamation of Prince
Milan.
Sixty thousand pounds worth of American
eagles were purchased on the 26th from the
Bank OF England at 76s. 5 -4d. per ounce, for
the United States.
At council of the servian Ministers on
the 27th it was unanimously decided to re-
ject the conditions of peace agreed to by the
aud fha Arfa Int Tor Pfcffn
fused to accept prolongation of the armis-
tice and hostilities have recommended.
VIM. NJ. Tweed was removed from his
prison at Vigo on the evening of the Goth to
the frigate Franklin. He was treated with
every consideration and the quarters of Rear
Admiral Case were assigned to him. His
companion, Hunt, was released. He still
maintained that his friend Secor was not
VIM. NJ. Tweed. There was much opposition,
dispatch says, to the surrender of Tweed,
and the action of the Government was al
most universally condemned
The Franklin sailed from Vigo for New
York, with Tweed on board, at noon of the
2Sth. She will arrive about Oct %. Hunt
sailed on the same day for southampton.
A Belgrade special of the 2Sth says great
battle is imminent. A Constantinople dis
patch Of the same date says the Porte is in
clined TO accept the peace conditions but
seeks form more compatible with its dig
nifty.
Earl Derby on the 2Sth heard a deputation
from the Protestant Missionary and Bible So
cieties in nrelstion to the intolerant regulations
ofthe Spanish Government. He thought En-
gland had a right to claim that the law should
not be construed unfavorably to the rights of
foreigners in Spain, and suggested that those
affected send their complaints to him and in.
quirY would be made.
The publisher of the Tribune, Psris Radi-
cal paper, has been sentenced TO three
months Imprisonment for an article insult
ing religion.
A letter from Commander Young, of the
steamer Pandora, making voyage to
Smiths Sound to bring dispatches deposited
there by Capt. Mares Arctic expedition, was
received by the English Admiralty on the
Goth ult, 1t announces his arrival at Uper
navik July IS, all well. He would proceed
northward July 10. As far as visible the sea
was clear Of ice. No news from the Arctic
expedition.
IT was reported on the 10Th ult that Mon
tenegro had refused TO agree to a suspension
Of hostilities dispatch Of the same date
says the Seryians have been defeated at Alex
inatz, with an enormous loss.
Sir Thomas White was on the Goth ult.
elected Lord Mayor of London.
servia has rejected the armistiee, and En-
gland and Italy are greatly irritated. The
British representative at Belgrade has in
formed the Servian Government that n must
no longer rely on England for sympathy. A
telegram of the lst says the servians had
been again repulsed in an attack on the
Turks, with loss Of 800 men.
An autograph letter has been sent to
Emperor Francis Joseph by the Gear to in
duce Austria to take joint action with Rus
sla in the interest of peace.
The serious and very alarming illness of
the Pope and Cardinal Antonelli was reported
on the 30th ult