Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

EOMEIeTN INTBALR6LsNCEs
Ninety-fve buildings, eleven wharves, the
depot, machine shops, a number of engines
and cars belonging to the New Brunswick 4
Canada Railroad Company, and two schOon-
ers, were destroyed by fire at st. Stephens,
n. B., on the l4th. The loss exceeds $780,,
900. About seventy-ive families are home
less.
In consequence of a difference with Presi-
dent MacMahon in regard to the repeal of
the Press law, Jules Simon, President of the
French Council and Minister Of the Interior,
resigned on the 18th. Simon's resignation
was followed by that of the other members
of the Ministry.
The French Government has ordered
fleet TO Hayti to enforce the settlement of
the Hayti debt, which that Government has
repudiated.
The French Chamber of Deputies on the
18th adopted-S55 to 154-the resolution OF
the Left, that the Chamber only place conf
deuce In a Cabinet free to and resolved to
govern in accordance with republican princj-
pies, which alone can secure order and pros
perity. The new Cabinet is constituted as
follows: Due de Broglie, President OF the
Council and Minister Of Justice; De Fourteau,
Minister of the Interior; Coiueaux, Minister
Of Finance; Paris, Minister Of Public Works;
De Meaux, Minister of Agriculture; Bruuet,
Minister of Public Instruction. The resigna-
tons OF Berthour and Due de Cazes as Min
listers of War and Foreign Affairs respective
ly have not been accepted.
A London special of the 18th TO the New
York SHa states that Disraeli is believed to
be preparing to preciptate England, Joined
by Austria, into a conflict with Russia.
England's interests will be the pretext, and
the first Russian success of magnitude will
be the occasion for Intervention. Extensive
preparations are being made for war. A
bitter feeling of hostility against Russia ex-
lists among the people.
The French Chamber was prorogued for
one month by President MacMahon on the
18th.
Germany is reported as watching French
developments with keen interest.
At st. HyppOlite, Can, on the 18th, a hur-
ricane blew the Catholic Church and several
other buildings down, and two brothers
named Boslean, who were working in the
church, were killed.
The Liberals in England continue to agi-
tate against the Governments Eastern poll.
ey. War preparations are being pushed
| ahead.
The steamer Sidonia, which recently ex.
ploded her boilers at sea, arrived at Liver
pool on the 2lst,
Rumors Of an alliance between Germany,
Austria and England were in circulation in
Vienna on the 2lst
The Hungarian papers are urging on the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs the necessity for
prompt action for the efficient protection of
the frontiers.
Paris specials state that England, in Ac-
cordance with an agreement with Russia, has
notified Turkey that she will protect the
sueL Canal.
A Berlin dispatch OF the 2lst says that in
consequence of the appointment OF a semi
Ultramontane Cabinet in France the rein
forcement of the garrisons in Alsace and
Lorraine viii be carried into effect. The
force in Western Germany will be equal to
that in Northeastern France.
The new Greek Ministry is disposed to
adopt warlike policy.