Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-11-10
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCK.

1t was stated in the st. Petersburg Official
Gazette Of the 3lst ult. that Gen. Ignatieff,
the Russian Ambassador at Constantinople,
had been instructed to demand the Porte's
acceptance within forty-eight hours of an
Il The M ID suspension of hostilities,
cha ,cdiplomatic relations between Rus
: H. .-. .urkey would be broken off and the
Russian embassy would leave Constantine
pie.
An American medium named Slade, who
was recently arrested for swindling and ac-
quilted, was on the 3lst ult. sentenced to
three months hard labor on conviction under
the Vagrant act. His counsel appealed and
slade was admitted 70 bali.
A Belgrade dispatch of the 1st announced
that the Porte had agreed to a two-months'
armistice with power to renew for six months,
and had ordered its army mycommanders to sus-
pend hostilities. The London Times tele-
gram says that, whatever may be the result
of the negotiations for permanent peace,
Servia will fight no more. One-third of the
Russian privates and one-half of the Russian
officers in the Servian army have been killed
or wounded.
The Duke de Cazes on the I'd declared
officially that France intends to maintain
absolute neutrality In the event of an Eastern
war.
Gen. Ignatieff announced on the I'd that
the Porte had accepted two-months' armis-
tice, beginning Nov. /, and had ordered a
cessation of hostihties.
IT was officially announced at Belgrade on
the Cd that both armies will retain the posi-
tions they now hold.
The London Post of the Sd states that
official investigation shows that only 3,lO0
persons were killed by the Turks in Bull
garia.
Twenty buildings were destroyed by fire
at St. Hyaclnthe, Canada, on the Sd.
Montenegro has accepted the armistice on
the same terms as Servia.
Gen. Martinez Campos, with l 900 troops,
arrived at Havana on the Sd.
Vessels arriving in England on the 4th re-
port having spoken the U. s. steamer Frank
lin at sea. She was proceeding slowly under
sail for New York, having Tweed on board,
The London Times of the 5th said edi-
torially; "We think with the majority Of
our countrymen that the chances are in
favor of peace, and of such peace as may as
sure the well-being of the regions concerned,
by removing every pretext for agitation"
Russian officers in the Servian army ex-
press the belief that thousands of Russians
have fallen in the valley of the Morava alone.
They openly accuse the Servians of bayonet-
ing the Russians who attempted (revolver
in hand) to urge them to attack the Turks.
DEGREES were issued on the 5th pardoning
or committing the sentence OF fifty-two
French Communists.
Theo. De HeAglin, the German traveller
and zoologist, died on the 9th
The jury in the strousberg and Moscow
CONNER cial Bank trial at Moscow on the
9th returned verdict Of guilty as to DR..
Strousberg and three others. The other ac-
cused, Of which there were large number,
were acquitted. sTousberg was sentenced
to perpetual banishment from r ussia.
Cardinal Antonelli died at Rome on the
9th.
A Paratchin dispatch of the 9th says the
Servian army can hardly be said to exist. II
is utterly disorganized. The roads are COW
cred with snow. Fugitives and soldiers are
dying like rotten sheep.
Troops are continually arriving at Havana
from Spain.
The Porte, at the demand Of Russia, has
agreed to relinquish the positions captured
| by the Turks after Oct. 81.
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