Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-11-01

Only 3 new cases and 9 deaths were re-
ported in Memphis on the 27th At New Or
leans % deaths and "a new cases were re-
ported. Reports from other points continued
favorable.
The Howards at Vicksburg were closing up
their affairs on the 2Sth, and physicians and
nurses were returning to their homes. The
Memphis Board of Health on the Goth gave
official notice that refugees could return to
their homes with perfect safety, but recon-
mended that all dwellings be thoroughly ven
tilated before occupation. The Howard Asso-
ciation at New Orleans resolved to discharge
all volunteer physicians on Oct 81.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Baron Won Pretiscognado, charged with the
formation of a new Austrian Cabinet, an
nounced his programme on the 22d. He op-
poses an advance on Novi Bazaar, declares that
the cost of the administration of Bosnia and
Herzegovina shall be betrayed by the
provinces themselves from the beginning of
1880, and that occupation shall cease as soon
as order is permanently established and the
whole cost recovered.
Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor OF the
Exchequer, in a speech delivered at Woolver-
there would not be renewal of war, and that
it was impossible to ignore the fact that diff
fculties were being raised against the execu-
tion of certain parts of the treaty of Berlin.
He wished to impress on the powers who
signed the treaty, and above all the Sultan,
the Importance of not permitting this great
work to be in vain.
A Constantinople dispatch of the 22d says
IL. A.. D.,T.
ria were moving southwark. The Russian in
fantry alone in Eastern Roumania number So
600 men. Another army corps is near Con-
stantinople, and there are $1,000 men in Adri
anople Prince Lobanotf declares that the
Russians will not quit Adrianople until after
the signing of definite treaty.
In consequence of the recent movement of
the Russian troops, the withdrawal of the
British fleet from Gallipolis has been aban-
doned.
Bessarabia was surrendered to Russia on the
21st.
Baker Pasha has been authorized by the
Sultan to complete the defenses of CONSTANT
nople, and 10000 men will be employed for
that purpose.
Pursuant to the provisions of the auti-So-
cialist bill, the police dissolved four clubs in
Berlin on the 23d. A notice has been pub
lished prohibiting the circulation of thirty
three papers, including two published in the
United States.
The st. Petersburg GoloS on the 23d de-
clared that although England may seek re-
dress from the Ameer if she be victorious, the
fate of Afghanistan must not be decided with
out the consent of Russia.
The Albanian League disclaim any response
bility for the murder of Mehemet Ali Pasha,
and declare that the murder was perpetrated
| by brigands. This explanation, it is thought,
will be accepted by the Porte, and avoid the
necessity of sending troops to punish the Al
banians.
Schouvaloff will succeed Gortschakoff as
Russian Prime Minister, on account of the lat
ters precarious health
The Sultan on the oath signed and delivered
to the British Minister modified scheme for
reforms in Asia Minor.
| A dispatch from Alexandria, Egypt, on the
oath, stated that the inundation from the
Damietta branch of the Nile was advancing.
1t then covered 12O square miles. Twenty vii
lagos were submerged and from 600 to 1,0OC
lives lost.
Advices from Santa Cruz Island state that
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the insurrection is hopeless. About 100 ne
groes have been executed, but the insurrec-
tioDary spirit still remains. The damage done
to property is not less than $3,OO0,0OO.
Berlin dispatch says the return of the
Russians toward Constantinople was only
commenced after the Porte had rejected the
draft Of a new treaty demanded by Russia.
A Vienna correspondent states that affairs
near Constantinople are assuming more and
more asemi-hostile appearance. The Turkish
troops have been moved into positions vacated
by the Russians, and earthworks are being
repaired and armed before both Constantine
pie and Gallipolis.
The death of Cardinal Cullen, Archbishop
of Dublin, which occurred on the oath, wal
quite unexpected, as he only complained o
indisposition the evening before.
A semi-official journal of st. PETERSBURG
commenting on certain portions of Sir Stat
ford Northcote's speech, says: "If Grea
Britain is aiming at the extension ofits front
ier in Asia, an attempt to carry out such
policy might easily lead to serious compiled
tions.n
An attempt was made to assassinate KIM
Alfonso, on the 25th, as he was drivin
. vi thO bIIc6ls VI Mduflu
, The shot was fired by young man name
Juan Moncasi, who claims to be a member @
the Industrial Society, and that he premed
tated the crime. The King escaped unharmet
y. Minister Layard has been informed by th
+. Persian Ambassador at Constantinople, thf
= the report of an understanding between Ru
4 sia and Persia is unfounded and that Persi
will maintain a strict neutrality.
e A call for $500 per share has been made III
o on the stockholders of the defunct Bank
G Glasgow.
o A new italian Cabinet has been forme
t and the crisis is over.
In reply to an inquiry as to whether Prime
e Labanoff was authorized TO inform the Por
n that the evacuation of the Turkish territol
depended upon the previous ratification
the supplementary treaty, the Russian Go
"a ernment denied that it authorized any thre
involving an infraction OF the treaty OF BE
n lin, and repeated the promises and assuranc
y that 1t proposes TO evacuate the occupied te
ritory in accordance with the provisions of b
= treaty.
- 1t is claimed in Vienna that Bulgarian not
\. bles are organizing a movement for the c
no termination of the Mohammedans in Bulgar
~ and that Russia is secretly encouraging 4
,n leaders I'm procuring arms. 1t is feared that
y, bloody struggle will soon take place.
y Four companies OF Turkish troops in t
- district of Macedonia were totally destroy
by the Bulgarian insurgents on the 18th.
A special from Darieeling says It is {
w pected that a proclamation Of war agair
Nv the Ameer of Afghanistan will be issu
8; shortly, specifying in full the reasons whl
no decided the Government to declare war.
no A Vienna paper states that the object