Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-07-12


Berlin kilograms call attention to the end
less prosecusions for reasonable utterances
and seditous crimes. Though hundreds have
been punished for publicly regretting the
failure of the attempts against the Emperor S
life, there is still no cessation of similar Of
fenses.
Prince Bismarck has informed correspond
ent that he thinks the Gar will consent to
destroy the Notifications at Batoum.
The Greeks are profoundly disappointed at
the decision of the Congress. Turkey had
privately declared she would go to war with
Greece rather than cede the two provinces.
The sale Of the Russian World in the streets
of st. Petersburg has been prohibited in con-
sequence of an unusually strong article
against England on the Batoum question.
The Receiver. Generals office, in Toronto,
Ont, was entered by three men on the 4th,
who engaged the teller in conversation while
aconfederate slipped into the vault and stole
$4,000 in two dollar bills, 81, 400 in ones and
$500 in silver.
Jorres Cacedo, Minister to Belgium from
San Salvador, and Medina, Minister from
Guatemala, fought a duel with swords on the
4th near Luxembourg, resulting in the slight
wounding in the shoulder of the San Saliva
doran representative.
At London, England, on the 5th in the In
ternational Boat Race between the Oxford
crew and crew from Columbia College, New
York, the latter were victorious.
The Batoum authorities again telegraphed
Minister Layard on the 5th asking for the pro-
lection Of England, and declaring that they
have resolved to hoist the British flag and open
fire on the Russians July 18th.
In Paris on the 5tb, Americans deposited
wreaths of flowers on the tomb Of Lafayette.
Berlin and Vienna kilograms of the 9th af-
firm that the Porte's consent to Austrian oc.
cupation was given without any conditions
being attached.
A letter from Vienna states that the En-.
peror reserves his decision respecting the re-
signation of the Austrian Cabinet .
The Americans in Geneva had a dinner and
ball on the Fourth of July. A party from
Chamounix hoisted an American flag on the
summit of Mount Blanc. .
A Rome dispatch of the 9th states that
Italian public opinion disapproves of the oc
cupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Aus
tria.
A telegram of the 9th says the Montreal au
thorities have called out the military to pre-.
serve the peace during the Orangemens' pa
rade.
Gen. Jose Maria Mata, of Mexico, was ap
pointed on the 9th Minister of Foreign Rela
tion.
A dispatch from Calcutta reports that 4,7OC
houses were destroyed by fire on the 7th, al
Mandalay, India.
A Montreal telegram of the 9Th says the
Mayors proclamation forbidding the people
to congregate on the streets on the 18th i,
declared to have no bearing whatever upor
the Orange procession.
A Vienna telegram of the Sth says the Crete
solution proposed by the congress, it is con
sidered unacceptable at Athens, where public
opinion is exasperated.
A Berlin correspondent telegraphs on th'
Sth that he learns from trustworthy source
that in st. Petersburg, and still more in Mos
COW, great Indignation is felt at the results OF
the congress. The Russian diplomatists in
general and the plenipotentiaries at Berlin II
particular are spoken of with contempt They
do nothing the people say, but make conces
sions and are ready to accept any humiliation
to gain the appreciation of Europe.
Turkey has ceded to England the island o
Cypress. Sir Garnet Wolseley will be ap
pointed to administer the affairs of the island
A Belgrade dispatch of the Sth says tn
commandant of the Servian troops on the ia
var frontier reports that Osman Pasha will
10000 men has entered Bosnia.
By an explosion in petroleum warehouse
at Lyons, France, on the Sth thirty person
were injured, two of whom have since died.
Seventeen of the twenty-five elections he'll
in France on the 7th resulted in Republican
| victories,