The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-02-13
THURSDAY,

appointed Governor-General of New South
Wales.
A PARIS dispatch states that amnesty
to Communists will exclude Henri Rochfort,
Felix Pyot and Jules Wales.
A LETTER from Mexico says the visit
of the American industrial deputation is pro-
crossing happily, and promises to result in
greatly developing trade between the sister re-
| publics.
QUARANTINE against the plague has
been ordered in all Spanish ports.
JUCHANTZEFF, former treasurer of
the Mutual Credit Foncier Co., in Russia,
convicted of embezzling f2OO, 900. has been
sentenced to sixteen years. penal servitude in
Siberia.
IT is estimated that from SO, 1000 to
35, 900 dock men are now on a strike in Liver
pool.
A LIVERPOOL dispatch, on the 7th,
stated that the ship Van Dieman was sunk by
collision with an unknown vessel. Two OF
the crew were picked up in . small boat.
They report their shapnates and the crew Of
the unknown vessel probably drowned.
THE Prussian Ministry, it was stated
by a correspondent on the 7th, had approved
import duty on grain, cattle and horses.
The Chinese crew of the Australian
bark Kate Waters, from Hong Kong to Foo
chow, mutined, murdered the officers and
tcuttled the chip.
FOUR men, including the Captain and
mate, were saved from the British ship Van
Dieman.
THE statement that the German Min
lister at Copenhagen had been suddenly re-
called is incorrect. He was long designated for
another post and Baron Magnus nominated as
his successor.
ENGLAND has concluded a convention
with Turkey, purchasing State domains in
private estates.
COUNT ZICHY, Austrian Ambassador
at Constantihople, telegraphs to Vienna that
typhus fever, not the plague, is prevalent
near Xanthi, In Thessaly.
A LONDON dispatch, on the 9Th,
stated that the Government is not inclined to
interfere with the importation of cattle from
America, provided there is adequate inspec-
tfon before shipment and lairage at Liver
pool. The Trade says American shippers
The definitive treaty of peace was
signed at Constantinople on the Sth. The
Russians began the evacuation of Turkish
territory on the 9th, and are to complete It In
thirty five days.
The definitive treaty between Russia
and Turkey, signed on the Sth, provides that
the articles of the San Stefano treaty, which
were not modified by the treaty of Berlin re-
main In force. The mode of payment of war
indemnity is left for future agreement. All
prosecutions for aiding either side during the
war are abandoned. -.t -
TYPHUs fever and smallpox are in
creasing in an alarming manner in the prov
ince Of liver. Russia. The Siberian PLAGUE
has appeared in another village.
The Greek Government has been Of
fcially notified that the plague has broken out
at Kovalon, on the Egan Sea.
PAUL GERvAIs, the eminent French
naturalist, is dead.
s A NUMBER of Cossacks, who fed
from Wetlianka to avoid the plague, were
found frozen to death on the bank Of the
Volga. .....-.- ......
ADvICEs were received at London on
the 10th, that British column, consisting of
the Twenty-Fourth Regiment, a battery of ar
tillery and 600 native auxiliaries was annihf-
lated by the Zulus on the Tugla River Jan. 81.
The Zulus also captured the British train,
containing large amount of arms, ammuni-
ton and provisions. A Colonel, two Majors,
seven Captains and sixteen Lieutenants Of the
regular army, besides twenty-one other officers
commanding native levies, were killed. It is
estimated that 500 soldiers were killed besides
the officers enumerated above. About 5000
Zulus were killed and wounded.