Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-12-08
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


The Queen OF England has granted medals
to every person serving on the steamers
Alert, Discovery, and Pandora during the
Arctic expedition.
Berlin telegram OF the 2Sth says the
Porte intends moving, at the conference, for
international arbitrament upon the question
of Russia's right to dispatch volunteers to
Servia, and if she has not the right the Porte
will demand large indemnity for the pro-
longation OF war occasioned by the Russian
volunteers.
1t was telegraphed ON the 29th ult. that
the Turkish Government had refused Mr..
Schuyler, American Consul General at Cen
stantinople, permission to go to Philipopolis
to attend the trial OF Cherket Pasha, but
Schuyler had gone thither, Notwithstanding.
Advices of the Goth ult. from Havana re-
port a severe fight between the soldiers and
insurgents near Remedies. Both sides
claimed the victory. The Spanish lost no
killed and wounded, and the Insurgents left
twenty-four dead on the field. Gen. Campos
in an address TO his soldiers said "a 600 men
and sos, 600 900 had arrived to finish the war.
II more were wanted Spain would furnish
them.
By an explosion of coal gas on the Allan
steamer Prussian at Liverpool on the Goth
ult. ten laborers were terribly mutilated,
some fatally.
In a circular dispatch to her representa-
tives, on the 30th ult., Russia said she did
not claim the right TO alone occupy Turkish
territory. She wished other powers TO take
part. If they refuse she will take execution
in her own hands.
The Bank of England has raised the sell
ing price of American eagles one-half penny
per ounce.
A London telegram Of the LIST says: The
Captain Of a whaler recently encountered an
Esquimaux who informed him that tribe Of
Esquimaux, living far nOrthward Of Cumber-
land Gulf, many years ago massacred Capt
Crosier, second in command of the Franklin
expedition, and five other whites who refused
to surrender their gums and ammunition"
Constantinople advices Of the I'd report an
inundation at Adrainople by which 1000
houses were swept away.
The 0pinions, of Rome, regards war be-
tween Turkey and Russia as inevitable.
The sentences of l07 French Communists
have been commuted or reduced.
The accounts of jay Cooke, McCulloch &
Co. as financial agents in London of the
Navy Department have been paid in full.
Russia is reported to have ordered 20,0OO,-
900 cartridges from the United States.
A German named Charles Schultz, claim
ing to be an American citizen, was recently
arrested at Frankfort n-the-Main under cir
cumstances leading to the supposition that
he was contemplating crime similar to
that of Thomassen at Bremen Haven last
December. An instrument similar TO that
OF Thomassen's was found at his lodgings,
and letters from manufacturers of ex-
plosives; also perfect set of burglars
tools. Inquiry is being made in this eoun-
try to trace out his true character.
The President and members of the French
Cabinet Council have offered their resigna-
tions, which President MacMahon accepted,
with the request that they remain in office
until their successors are appointed.
Montenegro has refused Russia's peace
proposals, although promised cession of
territory.