Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-10-25
FOHEIGN INTRLLIGENCE.

simultaneously with the presentation of his
credentials, the Ottoman Ambassador to
Vienna was ordered to declare to Count An
drassy that the Porte would be compelled to
oppose by arms the advance of Austrian
troops upon Novi Bazaar.
A Canea dispatch states that an arrange
ment between the Cretans and Turkish author
titles has been finally concluded, settling the
questions at issue. The agreement has been
signed and sent to Constantinople for ap-
proval.
A Berlin dispatch says the Porte has warned
the press of Constantinople to avoid the ex-
preston of anti-Russian sentiments, as Tur-
key is again on the most friendly terms with
Russia.
American exhibitors at the Paris Exposition
received $50 awards, namely; 10 grand prizes,
30 diplomas of honor, 1874 gold medals, POO sill
yer medals, 22O bronze medals and 1856 honora-
BILE mentions. The aggregate is larger than
the whole number of American exhibitors at
the Paris Exposition of 1857 or at the Vienna
Exposition of 1873, and is larger in proportion
than the awards to the exhibitors of any other
nation.
The Porte will not submit to the Powers the
the final treaty which is now being negotiated
with Russia.
panic exists in Glasgow, Scotland, in the
iron trade in consequence of the reported
heavy failures and rumors of other suspen-
sions.
A Bombay dispatch says the Ameer of AT
ghanlstan is endeavoring to raise a religious
war among the Mohammedons of Central
Asia against England.
The first basis for an arrangement between
the Vatican and Germany having completely
failed In consequence of the opposition Of the
center party in the Reichstag, new and less
radical basis will be substituted,
A Berlin dispatch. says It is announced that
Emperor William will resume government,
beginning in December. In consequence of
the certainty of the passage of the Socialist
Bill, the Central Socialist Committee has vol
unfairly dissolved. In parting address it
| calls upon its members to continue their ef-
forts for the propagation of their political
ideas In private life.
Egypt has secured a loan of $50, 900, ,00C
from the Rothsehilds to clear off her floating
debt.
The Afghans are concentrating large force
in Khyber Pass, and the British at Peshawu
and Kohat becoming alarmed have had the
garrisons at those places reinforced.
The Sultan has informed Minister LayarC
that he has written to the Ameer of Afghan
istan, calling upon him as a good MussulmaI
to come to an amicable arrangement with En-
gland.
A body was found in the river at Ottawa
Canada, on the 18th, and identified as Rober
Macaulay, Grand Chaplain of the Orang,
/, Young Britons, who has been missing since
the LIST inst, There was shot In the back o
the head, and it is supposed he was murdere
on account of the late religious disturbances
The official report of the investigation int
the affairs Of the City of Glasgow Bank wa
made public on the 18th. The loss shown 4
the balance sheet is e5,l9O,9s3. This loss
D with the addition Of ei,000,OOO capital, tn
. stockholders will have TO make good. TIL
r principal assets of the bank are bonds an
I shares Of the Western Union Tolegra PHI of th
D United States and scrip Of the New Zealan
= and Australian Land Company, the value c
which is estimated at e35s 45O and 907s, 81
n respectively. A call of $500 per share is Al
Q tielpated, and as more than half Of the shar'