Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-11-29
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The recall of Said Pasha from the Governor
ship of the province of Broussa to assume the
ministry of public works is cited, in Constan-
tinople, as an evidence of the supremacy Of
English influence in Turkish affairs.
Great efforts are being made by Russia to
prolong the term Of occupation of Turkey,
but all the powers oppose it.
Several regiments at Quettah have been
warned to be in readiness to march immedi-
ately. No movement of Russians toward Az
ghanistan is observable in Central Asia.
NJ Won Novikoff, now Ambassador at Wen
ma, it is reported, will be transferred to Lon
don, and Count Schouvaloff will go to Vienna.
Russia has been refused increased facilities
by the Bucharest Government for inter-com-
nunication during the occupation of Bulga-
ria. Another Governor viii probably be ap-
pointed for Bulgaria as the present one has
expressed opposition to the treaty of Berlin.
Passavante says he intended the assassina-
tion of King Humbert as a means toward a
universal republic. Two other persons have
been arrested as accomplices.
A Pesth dispatch says the Austrian red
book comprises documents showing that Tur
key officially organized and fostered resist
ance to Austrian occupation of Bosnia, sent
regular troops, disguised as Bashi Bazouks,
into Bosnia, organized the Albanian League
and after these preparations for insurrecti c
broke off negotiations regarding the conve n
tion.
Appalling distress and destitution exists
among the mechanics and laborers of Shef
| field. England, in consequence of business de
| preston. Hundreds are living in tenement
without clothing and furniture, everything
having been sold or pawned to procure food.
A Pesth correspondent states that the Turk
regard with more favor the Russian PROPOSE
tlon that the Sultan should recognize the va
lidity of the San Stefano treaty stipulation
not abrogated by the treaty of Berlin.
Gambetta and De Fourtou fought a due
near Paris on the 21st. One shot was ex
changed, and neither was hurt
The Russian organ, lie Nord, says the re
ports which will doubtless be propogated rel
ative to complications between England an
Russia may be characterized beforehand a
false. All prospects for such eventuality ma
be put out of question with perfect assurance
The Pope did not congratulate King Hun
bert directly on his escape from assassination
but directed the Archbishop of Naples {
convey his expression of indignation at I'll
exeerable attempt on His Majesty's life.
Gen. Todleben has informed the Bulgaria
and Russian authorities at Philippopolis thu
they must conform to the treaty Of Berli
adding that in a recent conversation with Il
Czar the latter expressed firm intention
execute the treaty.
, The negotiations between Austria and II
, Porte for a joint occupation of Noyi Baz
. have fallen through.
Fort Ali Musiid was attacked by the Britt
e forces on the 2lst. The Afghans resisted u
: til night, when they withdrew, leaving arm
food. twenty-one cannons and forty or If
wounded. The British entered the fort
L the following morning without firing she
y 1t is believed the Afghans are not in con,
g tion TO make any further resistance