Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-11
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
M. Rouher's paper makes the following
declaration: "Prlnce Jerome Napoleon is
recognized as the chief of the Napoleonic
dynasty, and, consequently, chief of the Bo-
napartist party. He cannot fail to receive
the resolute and devoted support of all faith
ful to the Empre.n 1t is reported that
Prince Jerome will publish a manifesto after
the funeral of the Prince Imperial urging all
Bonapartsts to submit to the Republic, and
that he has already assured President Grevy
that he will not become a pretender to the
Imperial throne.
Sir William F. Cooke. constructor of the
first telegraph line in England, died at London
on the Both ult
A Berlin dispatch says trustworthy advices
from Constantinople speak of the endeavor of
Russia to come to an understanding with
France relative TO the Eastern question. It
is said also that Russia is endeavoring to con.
ciliate Turkey by dwelling on the possibility
of the release of Bosnia and herzegovina
from the Austrian domination.
A dispatch from Berlin, on the Both, states
tFat the designations of Falk, Prudential and
Hobrecht have been made possible by Bis
marck's endeavors to form a forced alliance
with the Ultramontanes and Conservatives,
and that Bismarck is negotiating with Count
Stalberg Wernigerode and Herr Seydewitz,
President of the Reichstag, to succeed Ho-
brecht and Prudential.
The italian Chamber of Deputies has ap-
proved the Ministerial Railway bill which
provides for the construction of 5000 kilome-
tres of railways within twenty-one years, at
the annual expenditure of e2,400,0 900.
A Paris paper says numerous groups of
Bonapartists have some idea of bringing for
ward Jerome Bonaparte Patterson, American,
as pretender to the Napoleonic succession.
A placard was recently posted on the wall
OF the Royal palace of Laeken threatening the
King with death If he ratified the bill passed
by the Belgium Parliament, depriving the
clergy of the control of elementary education.
The Chilians are said to be preparing for an
attack on Lima and Callao, with an army of
ten or fifteen thousand men.
A Berlin correspondent of the London
Times transmits the report in the GoIOs from
its Orenburg correspondent that the Chinese
are committing all kinds of outrages in Kuldia
Territory, and thousands of fugitives are seek
ing prOtecJlOn at Russian 1orts.
A Rome dispatch says negotiations between
Bismarck and the Pope, concerning religious
differences, are proceeding rapidly.
A dispatch from Cape Town, June 10, says
strong hopes are entertained of the success of
peace negotiations.
Twenty-Five men we're killed by an explosion
in High Blantyre coal pit, near Glasgow, on
the Sd.
A dispatch from Coustantinople says it is
reported that ex-Sultan Murad had fed from
the Bosphorus to the Sea of Marmora.
At Kleff, on the Goth of June, 400 Nihilists
we're arrested. A large number of weapons
we're also seized.
In the elections for members of the Aus
trian Reichsrath the Liberals lost thirty three
The proposition submitted by Austria and
Germany for Liquidation Commission to
regulate the finances of Egypt, it is said, has
been approved by England and France.
The German Government will impose duty
on tobacco.
steamer, with fifty-three passengers on
board, was capsized by hurricane on the
River Doubs, in France, on the 4th, and all
but five persons were drowned.
1t is rumored that the German Government
will grant amnesty to considerable number
of Catholic priests, punished under the Fall1
laws and pardon all banished or deposed
Bishops, and permit them to return to their
Sees.
fire at Iskutsh, Russia, on the 4th, burned
400 houses The officials at Tula have re-
ceived letters threatening the burning of that
town.
In consequence Of the continued high
water, Szegedin cannot be rebuilt this year.
Lairage capable of accommodating 5000
head, to facilitate the Importation of Ameri
can cattle, will be erected at Barrowln,
Furness and Lancashire.
| A dispatch from the City of Mexico, dated
June 80, saws on the Goth a part of the
crew OF the Mexican war steamer Libertad
at Vera Cruz, mutinied aud seized the steam.
er while the commander was on Shore Stimuli
taneously some of the officers of the Vera
Cruz garrison attempted to raise a revolt
Nine of the rebels were killed, The steamer
| Libertad went to sea and other steamers went
in pursuit.
A telegram from Lord Chelmsford was re-
ceived at London on the 7th, stating that King
Cetewayo had not yet yielded to the proposals
made him.
The person who supplied the pistol to Sol
ovieff with which he attempted to assassinatC
the Czar of Russia, is physician from Wei
mar, Germany. He has been sentenced to bt
hanged shortly.
A Liverpool paper says an agreement wal
signed ON the 5th on behalf of the origlna
promoters of the Panama Canal scheme vest
ing their rights in De Lesseps as representa-
tive of the future shareholders of the Inter
Oceanic Canal Company, Subscriptions TO
e75O,0 900 in e2O shares will be opened in Lon
don, Paris Frankfort and New York within
two weeks.
The Panama Star and Herald of June
says that passengers from the South coast re
port battle at Guiana and the capture o
that point by the allied forces The Chnia
loss is stated to be 1900 killed at Quillaiua OF