Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-01
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


gary and Turkey against Russia.
Mexican advices of the 22d report Diaz
popularity increasing. Gen. Jiminez has
been relieved of the State Governorship and
all military command for the outrage on
the American Consul at Acapulco. A revo-
luton has broken out in the State of Guer-
rero.
A Berlin telegram of the 23d says Russia
declared to Tunis that if aid was rendered
to the Sultan the capital would be BON.
barded.
The Hungarians clamor for war
India advices report the numbers on the
relief works increasing.
Paris dispatch of the 23d says France
will pronounce overwhelmingly against Mac
Mahon at the elections, even IL the Senate
favOrs dissolution. DcCazcs protests against
the supposition that the new Ministry enter
tains any idea OF departing from neutrality.
The NdrSciudise and Parts are being prose-
cuted for insulting President MacMahon.
The idea of postpOning the Exhibition of
1878 is seriously entertained.
The Pope received the American pilgrims
ON the oath. They numbered fifty ecclesias-
tics and $50 laymen.
The Hungarian Government forbids the
export of arms and munitions of war.
A body Of Softas proceeded to the Turkish
Chamber of Deputies on the oath ard dc.
manded the dismissal of the Ministers
The Canadian militia to the number of
10000 have rendered their services to the
Home Coz ernment.
French Projects have been informed by
the new Ministry that the defeat of any on
cial candidate In the coming election will
lead to their fall.
The Softas' demonstration at Constantine
pie on the oath assumed very serious pro-
portions. Thousands of people, led by
armed Softas, presented themselves before
the palace and demanded the dismissal of
the Ministry and the recall of Midhat Pasha.
The Sultan fed to the Asiatic shore. o The
crowd was dispersed by the military, many
being wounded. The excitement was in
tense. A state of siege of Constantinople
and vicinity was at once proclaimed. The
War Minister will probably be dismissed.
French Ambassadors abroad have been no.
tilted that the change Of Ministry in nowisc
changes the foreign policy of France. Neu.
trality will he maintained on the Eastern
question. The Republicans believe that a
plot will shortly be discovered in Parls and
other cities which will give the Government
pretext forseyerity. ~
The Austrian and Russian Governments
have declared their adherence to the terms
OF the treaty of Paris on the basis of free
navigation and naturalization Of the mouths
of the Danube. The Russian operations will
be confined to the territory east Of the Mo.
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of servia. n
The President of France says of the recent
Cabinet changes that they assure the stabil-
ity of the interior and the peace of the ex.
terror Of France.
Berlin official paper saws: Disturbance
with Germany is inevitable should France
continue the course she has now taken"
Bismarck expresses disapprobation of the
change Of Cabinet.
The steamship Indiana, with Gen. Grant
and party aboard, arrived at Queenstow on
the 27th.- t - AZ
Persia will maintain with Turkey friend.
ship betting the two great Mohammedan
nations.
Nineteen war vessels OF the Turkish SQUAD
ron arrived at Crete on the 2Sth Greece re-.
Gently sent note TO the Porte asking the
same privileges for Thessaly and Eplrus as
are accorded TO the Slavonic provinces. The
Porte replied that they had all the privileges
accorded by the Constitution. Greece then
demanded guarantees that the Porte would
carry out the Constitution. A reply TO this
demand has not. yet been received. The
Greek Chambers opened on the 2sth. The
Ministry were defeated and announced their
resignation. A crowd of nearly 10000 per-
sons assembled under the windows Of the
palace, demanding from the King strong aud
warllke measures. Four delegates were adj
mitted to the palace, to whom the King said
he would form Ministry acceptable TO the
people.
A fleet of iron-clads was assembled at Ply
month, England, on the 2sth. Four thou