Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-11-22

Lord Augustus LOTUS, of the British For
eign Office, announced on the 18th that note
giving assurances of the Czar's desire to
faithfully respect the treaty of Berlin, was re-
ceived on the 9th.
The Democratic Conservative party carried
the recent elections for members of the great
council in the Canton of Geneva, Switzerland.
II is said this insures the return of the dis
possessed Catholic priests, and the eventual
separation OF church and State.
The Russian mission az Cabul has not been
withdrawn.
It is reported that England is earnestly as
sisting the Porte in the endeavor to conclude
q loan to be guaranteed on the revenues of
Syria and the surplus of the Egyptian tribute.
The report that Count SchuuvalofT had been
promoted from the London Embassy is con-
tradicted.
The idea of preparing an international
Commission charged to watch the execution
of the Berlin treaty seems under contempla-
tion in st. Petersburg.
Emperor William, replying to the address
of the town council of Weisbaden on the 18th,
said he hoped soon to resume government af-
fairss
The attempt of Russia to enter into a spe-
Eastern affairs is believed to have been un-
successful.
A complete separation of the Vatican from
the Ultramontane party in the German
Reichstag has been decided upon.
Violent storms throughout Central Italy
have caused unparalleled damage. The Tiber
overfowed and inundated the lower part of
the city of Rome.
Intelligence has been received at London
that further outbreak of Katiirs is immi-
nent. The rebel tribes are massed in great
strength under Cetewayo, King of Zulus.
The British forces on the frontier are in dan
ger of being overpowered unless reinforce
ments are sent them.
A dispatch from Pesth says Count Schouva-
| lofts mission makes a change in the policy of
Russia, who was previously disposed to strain
! her rights under the treaty of Berlin. The
change is DUE either to the general alarm Of
| Europe hints received from Berlin or domes-
tic affairs.
Much distress is reported at Preston, En-
| pland, where $50, 900 spindles, 1,500 looms and
| / 200 operatives are idle. Many mills are only
working from two to four days in the week.
Negotiations between Germany and the Vat
lean have been resumed, with fair prospect
of success.
Premier Tisza, speaking in the Austrian
Diet, on the 18th, declared that the policy of
Austro-Hungary was to prevent Turkey from
becoming a prey to Russia. He expressed a
firm hope that the treaty of Berlin would be
punctually observed.
The right to occupy Kustendje and other
strategic points in the Dobrudia and to main
tain a military road through Roumania, is de-
manded by Russia as a condition for evacuat-
ing that territory.
The Russian papers have been advised not
to give offense to foreign powers by the pub
lication of immoderate articles.
The Macedonian insurrection is spreading
towards Epirus and Thessaly. The Porte has
sent twenty three battalions with five batter
les to subdue the insurrection.
The Greek question appears in fine way tC
be settled without foreign mediation.
A Calcutta dispatch says there are many in
dications which seem to warrant the belle
that an early attack on Musiid is intended
The Ameer remains firm in his position.
The programme of reforms in Eastern Rou
melia will be applied by a commission ap
pointed by the Porte under the presidency o.
Caratheodore Pasha.
An attempt was made to assassinate King
Humbert of Italy, at Naples, on the 11th
The King and Queen arrived in that city il
the afternoon and were receiving the con
gratulations of the people, when man name'
Giovanni Passayante rushed through the crow,
: upon the King and succeeded in infiicting
slight scratch upon his left arm and slight
wounding Signor Carroll in the left thigh. Tn
King struck the assassin on the head with hi
sword, and Signor Carroll seized him by tn
hair when he was speedily disarmed an
I taken to jail
A serious disturbance occurred at Lemberg
Austria, on the 18th, between the police an
a procession of citizens in honor of Deput
, Hausner, which had been prohibited by tn
, authorities. Thirteen of the oldest and mos
influential citizens were mortally wounded.
1 Advices from San Salvador, South Americi
r state that the volcanoes of Izaleo an
: Santa Ana are in state of tremendous acti'
8 ity. Smoke and ashes are pouring forth
vast volumes. The inhabitants in the neigl
Il boring villages are terribly alarmed, and man
G have fed to places of safety.
q 1t is believed in Berlin that plot exists fC
v the assassination of all sovereigns. 1t is state
f. that the Prussian Judges, when eXaminin
IS Nobeling's case were led to believe in the e,
istence of a central organization for this pu
;, pose, and Investigations are still going on.
e Norwich, England, was inundated by
, freshet in the Wensum River on the lSt
O. Four or five miles of streets were submergC
rs and 5000 or 1900 dwellings made uninhabit
,e BILE.
r. The Berlin O6icial Gazette contradicts the +
If port that the German Government had d
cided to occupy the whole Samoan Archipel
ir go.
Of An Erzeroum dispatch states that the Ru
If sian army in the Asiatic provinces of Russ
n has again been placed on war footing.