Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

Of the Tiohborne claimant opened at London
on the oath. Benjamin, formerly United States
Senator from Louisiana, is counsel for ITCH
borne.
A.SCUTAR1 dispatch, on the 25th, says
serious negotiations were proceeding between
the Albanian League and the d bria and
Tlerna tribes. The latter promised to send
to Tusi 5000 men, well armed and undertake
to furnish them provisions and munitions two
months, on condition that Podgoritza be at
tackled at the earliest opportunity
INTELLIGENCE from Buenos Ayres
represents that battle was fought on the 22d
between the National and Provincial troops
and that the-latter was routed.
A BERLIN dispatch says it is consid-
cred possible that,if necessary, the Western
powers will make naval demonstration to
enforce the decisions of the conference in re.
gard TO the. Greek frontier line.
In the English House of Lords, on
the 25th, bill legallzlng marriage with de.
ceased wife's sister was rejected-101 to co.
A DISPATCH from Alexandria says
King John, of Abyssinia, has concluded a
treaty Of peace with the Egyptian Govern
ment.
bran, Sligo County, Ireland.
PREMIER De FREYCINET. receiving a
deputation in favor of the Franeo-American
commercial treaty, at Paris on the 25th, said
overtures had been made by the French Min
ister at Washington, but Secretary Evarts had
replied that though the treaty was desirable,
circumstances obliged the United States Gov
ment to defer the negotiations.
A CORRESPONDENT says it is now fair
ly certain that the signs of ailng in American
cattle on landing at English ports, which
have been ascribed by English inspectors to
pleuro-pneumonia, is neither more nor less
than complaints due to exposure on ship
board. 1t appears that the steamers reported
as having on board diseased cattle are those
which, with hardly an exception, had long and
severe passages.
IT is reported that three vessels of
the British navy are at present coasting along
the Banks of Newfoundland to protect the
fisheries and quell any difficulties which might
arise between rival fisherman, and the com
manders are said to be invested with judicial
powers 10 be exercised I'm the s'me manner
| and to the same extent over Newfoundland
and Labrador, as by regularly constituted
| justices of the peace. These ships are to con-
| tinue to cruise around the island during the
whole OF the fishing season.
THE Wesleyan chapel, at London,
founded by John Wesley which was partly
burned last December has been restored and
reopened.
In the recent skirmish between Alba
mans and Montenegrins on the plains of Pad
ogoritza, the Montenegrins were driven back
under the shelter of the guns of PadogoritZa.
A BERLIN dispatch says the line OF
frontier adopted by the Conference is as fol.
lows: On the east it follows the northern val
ley crest of the S9lambrias at q considerable
distance from the river up to and northward
around Metzova, slices away a little more than
one-third of the Greek Speaking provinces OF
Zagara, then strikes across the country to
and includes Janina and joins the Colamas
considerably above the middle point OF its
course, and, following the bed of this stream,
falls into the Straits of Corfu with the north.
ern arm Of the river.
A PEsTH, Hungary, dispatch says
many revolutionary pamphlets and books have
been seized in the houses of well-k known agita.
tors there.
A PERA dispatch says there is COM
plete absence of the security of life and prop
erty there. Assassinations in and about the
city are Of daily occurrence and the assassins
are permitted to escape. Some Turkish refu-
gees murdered an American steward of Robert
College in open day.