Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-13
EoHEIGN INTELLIGENCE.

AuYlceS from Berlin StaJe InaJ lnt Ddsls lOT
future agreement between Germany and the
Vatican has been settled, which does not in
volve even repeal of the Falk laws.
A dispatch from London on the Sd, stated
that the excursion steamer Princess Alice,
while returning from Grayesend on thateven-
ing, with about 500 passengers aboard, was
run down, off Barking, by screw steamer,
and about 600 persons were drowned
The insurrection in the parts of Bosnia and
Herzegovina occupied by Austrians is said to
be in the last extremity.
A Constantinople dispatch denies the ru-
mors that the embarkation of Russian troops
had been stopped,
1t was expected that the Ambassadors would
meet to consider the conclusions of the Rho
dope Commissioners as soon as their reports
were presented, but Prince Labanoff, the Rus
sian Ambassador, refused to attend the meet
ing.
1t was stated in London on the 5th that
France and Italy have jointly notified the
Porte that they will not permit lombard
ment of the Greek coast in an event of war
between Greece and Turkey. The Turkish
troops are reported encroaching upon Greek
territory.
A Rome dispatch says that two-thirds of the
Ultramontane members of the German Reich
stag have given notice of their intention to
oppose the Government even if it comes to an
understanding with the Vatican.
Fifteen thousand insurgents have fortified
themselves between Sienitza and Novi Bazaar,
and compel Christians to join them.
The Porte has been informed by Austria
that it is desirable that the occupation shall
extend to Mitrovitza. This has for the time
increased the difficulty of negotiations.
Signor ,Avegseaua, Minister of War under
the Roman Republic of lS49, made speech at
Larre Maggiare, Italy, on the 9th, urging
| preparation for war with Austria. Garibaldi
has written a letter to PapOlo, agitating the
same question.
The Trebinje rebels have surrendered to the
Pasha commanding the CITADEL in consequence
of his threatening to lombard the town.
| A rowing match has been arranged between
Hanlon and Courtney, to take place at La
chine, Canada, Oct. 2. The distance to b(
rowed is fixed at five miles and turn. The
race win be for a purse of $1,000, $4,000 o.
which is to be supplied by the city of Mon
| treal.
Trebinle was occupied by the Austrians or
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ish troops surrendered the citadel, and lef
the town the same evening.
A determination TO squelch the Interna
tlonal agltators has been expressed by tn
French Government, and many arrests o
Socialists have already been made.
The Russians occupied Batoum on the 9th
The entry was perfectly peaceable. Arrange
ments have been made for the embarkation o
the few remaining Turkish battalions.
A telegram from Constantinople on the st
stated that Mehemet Ali Pasha, who was sen
to pacify Albania, was mobbed at Yacona, siN
ty-seven miles northeast Of Scutan. He fle
the place and took refuge in a shed, bu
was pursued by Albanians, who called upo
him to organize an attack against the Austr
ans. He refused, and was, with twenty men
bers of his suite, massacred Afterward III
insurgents fired with petroleum the house tn,
contained his dead body. The insurgents al:
assassinated the Governor of Ipeka and te
other officials.
A letter from Disco, Davis Strait, date
! July 12th, says that not one vessel of Il
= Arctic whaling fleet had caught a single fsl
1t was expected that the season would prov
= a complete failure. ...
e Early on the morning of the 9th five mask,
{ men entered the Great Western Railroad st
= tion at Dundas, Can, tied and gagged Il
5 watchman, blew open the safe, and secure
3 the contents, which fortunately amounted
only 500, The burglars escaped.
/ The Russians commenced embarlSing troo
a at Varna and BOurgas on the 9th.
6 The Austrian troops in Bosnia now numb
! 100000. Operations ON a large scale are e
!, pected TO begin soon. The insurgents
d Northeastern. Bosnia are estimated at 5000
i A Calcutta dispatch of the 9th says that
! ia generally recognized that the present IL o