The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-07

roREIGN.


FOREIGN.
,,,gpop MOTLEY, the American
.,',,;'s, % ilsa d paralysis, in ..ea London ol
s'ss,' NJ m. aged sixty-three years.
:, ,s...sg Y u to ! telegram from the R. Ra'
= ~ ,,.sy in London, on the sls' a,ns.,, a..,
= a,I, - ,d,duitely resolved to maintaia
= 49,, =. dispatches of the s1st ult. an.
''''s. :. dismissal Of Mukhtar Pasha. Ths
''a'a \, q Government charged malversation
', ! |, enormous scale.
q dc slst ult., the Vienna Ersmasa. I, m.'s'
y y. ...s,ed ~ that the President Of the Turk
~ ms~hsr s,% of Deputies had advised the re-
ala Aidh,t PashA'
!. Il. s1st ult., during service, the
@ y 4. ,hurcb at Weischen, in Posen, was
.'sss ~ !, lightning. Six persons were killed
,iw,,nty seriously injured.
r,.,.r.r. Cam, had a $500, 600 fire,
y ao,h nit About sixty families we've
,s.,,s s, homeless By the counagration.
j, pa,l.ud, Ont, on the 31st ult., the
:. : n Alexander Snyder was destroyed BY
.,dt,o Of his children perished in the
y. NJ, wife being also seriously injured.
,on,prss to Berlin and Vienna tele-
~. s i the lst, the recent peace rumors
,hs invention Of continental bankers.
i n ,,s intended solely to affect the stock
sstst PISS
,RneRADE telegram Of the LIST says
i, Russian Army on the Danube would be
s,r,,ed 10 100000 men, and that provision
.,.tr,cs for this number had already been
~ snrp.rcH from Constantinople Of the
i declares that an unpleasant condition Of
,sir prevailed in that city, and the COL
.,.s d the dynasty was momentarily ex-
ltd The Sultan dared not ride through
A, ,tre,ts, and the head Of the Grand Vizier,
\, re,Il Il Mdhat Pasha and the expulsion
dChrstsus we're loudly demanded.
TIE French Cabinet has forbidden all
,ltic, meetings attended by over twenty
persons
ANTHONY GARDNER has just been elect
dPrsidcnt Of Liberia.
SOPHIA FREDERIKA, Queen of Holland,
did at The Hague, on the Sd. She was
fhyaine years old.
PACE has been concluded by Gen.
Gordon between Egypt and Abyssinia.
THE fttieth anniversary of the Episco-
pey Of His Holiness, the Pope, was cels-
lnied h Rome, on the Sd, with imposing
twuonies. e s
AcoEDNG to Constantinople dispatches
sfthesd, two strong Russian columns were
within six hours march OF Erzeroun. The
turkish army had been flanked and was con.
ideed in critical position.
AUSTRIA recently sent notes to the
lbhe md the Russian Government demand
Hig written declaration that the restrictions
Upon The navigation of the Danube should
krnoed atthe conclusion of the war, and
ihould not serve as precedent in. the future.
On the Sd, both Governments gave the dec
kndon demanded. ts7
Oythe Cd, conspiracy against Prince
Milan md in favor Of the Prince OF Montene-
rpus unearthed ct Belgrade. Numerous
aua.s were made.
OK the Sd, Gen. Grant and Minister
Rsrrpont attended divine service in West
Ertr Abbey, and listened to sermon by
Dean Stanley. In the course of his sermon
ls'luded TO ex-President Grant, saying that
laAe midst Of the congregation there was
es Of the chiefest citizens Of the United
Nales, who had just laid down the scepter
ane American Commonwealth, who, bv
~ military prowess and generous treat
|nen' Of his comrades and adversaries,
|l'd restored unity to his county. ave
Ieeone him as sign and pledge that
|lhs'xO great kindred Nations are one in
|ain, and are equally at home under this
|al'nal roof. Both regard with reverential
aaeeton this uncomfortable Of their common
ie' Dean Stanley also took occasion to re-
pa | . The historian, Motley, as one Of the
ensh'es lights of the western hemisphere.
! nsh,sp ried patriot, one of England's
most faithful fri nds; one Of the best and
plss spirits OF the age, and brilliant and
ll'sa'lgaole histori n, who had told us,
! = A0le mad ever told before, the
4i,l'g sory OF the Dutch Republic, which
: u'la almost be regarded as the parent of
us american Republic. "There will be-"
sa''laed :. lhe Dean," niche In the temple
! lame lor him who tomorrow will be l id
/ ! y, sss iosea land of his adoption, and who
ams was honor'd by the respect and love
! y. many gifted ruler, statesman, poet and
'a%ilu on both sides Of the Atlantic" The
! .sple, NE nobility and the Government of
ssa. sas britain continued to overwhelm Gen.
f'H' with attentions.
a y consequence of the volume of water
panuoe' on the 4th, military opera
'N' nad been altogether suspended. :.
,'.n'. ,nh turkish Village Stozer was lately
,sa ,puisa 0y the Montenegrins after sharp
segment e In which both sides lost heavily,
!. 49, J, rofte notified Austria, on the 4th,
- s,s,a ! consequence Of her opposition, 1t had
gon * e AoAaSn
rs19g .,~sa
:. .aE remains Of the late Mr. Motley
M -, ~ ~ y London, on the zth. Dean
saa the bu ial alssrYice.,a-,-
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