Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-12-15
FOREIGN INTELLIaENOF.

! Col. Gordon, the African explorer, has ar
rived at Cairo, Egypt, after an absence of
three years.
A London dispatch says an extradition
treaty between the United States and Great
Britain has been arranged. Brent, the Lou
isville forger, was rearrested ON the 4th, and
will be held in custody by the Lcndon author
ties until the new treaty is ratified.
John Bright made an elaborate speech at
Birmingham on the 4th against the Govern
ment's policy or any support of Turkey.
Belgrade telegram reports a violation of
the treaty, the Turks having attacked a
Servian outpost.
Rio Grande advices of the 4th report that
Gen. Diaz had occupied the City of Mexico
and President de Tejada and his Ministers
had fled.
A London dispatch of the 9th says the
Russian Premier Gortschakoff, in a circular
to the powers, declares if they propose other
guarantees than the occupation of Turkish
territory Russia will accept them.
A Victoria dispatch says the United States
Government has made demand on the
Canadian Government for the surrender of
Peter Martin, convict, who was being taken
from Cascar to Victoria through portion
OF Alaska, escaped, and was recaptured after
severe struggle. Secretary Fish expresses
the opinion that once on American soil the
convict was a free man and could only be
taken through due process of law under an
extradition treaty.
Mexican advices of the 1st report the de-
feat of the Government troops by Diaz'
forces. De Teiada with his Generals fed
from the capital and Diaz was proclaimed
provisional President. The country has
now three different governments: A legal
President, a President inferno, and a Mill
tary Dictator.
The servian police having forcibly detained
and searched the Austrian mail steamer the
representative of Austria at Belgrade has
been instructed to make an energetic demand
for satisfaction, and two Austrian monitors
have been sent to Semlin to support the de-
mand.
The London NelpS Of the Sth announced
that Her Majesty's Government has accepted
the American Interpretation of the extradi-
ton treaty.
A Constantinople telegram of the sth says
a conspiracy to depose the present Sultan
had been discovered and the conspirators ar
rested. The plan was to carry off ex-sultan
Murad in steamer, which they had already
engaged, to Athens, and when there they in
tended to proclaim that Murad had recovered
his reason and the Sultan Hamid was conse-
quently an usurper.
The Queen on the 9th issued an order pro-
roguing Parliament until Feb. s. at
Constantinople adyices state that the first
war tax of fifteen pasters have been levied
on males between the ages of five and sixty
On the 9th the Czar expressed hopes of
the peaceable settlement of the Eastern
question.
AtVienna dispatch Of the 10th says the
news from Constantinople is more pacific
and hopeful than 1t has been for some time.
Advices from Matamoras, received at New
Orleans on the 10th, state that President dc
Teiado and his Cabinet have been captured
by the revolutionists. De Teiado's Govern
mentis undoubtedly overthrown. Monterey
and Saltillo have declared in favor of Iglesias
and surrendered without fighting. The whole
northern frontier Of Mexico, except Mata-
moras, is in possession OF hesupporters OF
Iglesias.
Dresden dispatch Of the llth says that
ON the previous night twenty-four miners
were killed by an explosion IN the eolliery at
Windberg. ~
The London standards Constantinople
correspondent telegraphed on the l1th tina