Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-03
Additional Foreign Items.

FRANCE.-After virtually accepting the En-
pire, by his speech at Bordeaux, Louis Napoleon
has returned TO Paris, there to await the more for
NAL declaration of his new position. His entry
into Paris, Saturday, 10th, passed off with the
greatest eclat. Triumpha arches, banners, trans
parencies, gded eagles, deputaions PROFESSIONS,
the army, and the citizens in their holiday suits,
all exhibited their splendors to the best advantage
The Inscriptions and devices exhibited remark
able unicaen.iiu OF santitrnnt u4ll they Inight
consj5af The 'EMonieur,' however, denies
this, and states that the reception, in all its parts,
was The spontaneous tribute of the people of Paris
The grandest of the arches was one spanning
the Port d Austeflitz, and dedicated by "THe
City Of Paris to Louis Napoleon, Emperor.''
AT the Cercle, corner Of the Rue Sepelletier; a,
the Alaison Dore, corner Rue La6tte, the deco
ratlons were gorgeous. and at corner Rue de la
Palx was suspended chain of laurel leaves.
bearing medllllons of Louis, with the inscription,
"Ihe lSt Battalion of the National Guard. 10
sNdpoIeon III We have room for only few
more Of these Inscriptions. On the Boulevard
ST. Marlin, an eagle surrounding an arch, with
the inscription, s. God Protect the Emperor:''-
another arch, on the same Boulevard, fire Caesar
Imperator;" on the wall of the Ambieu CONTINUE.
crowned eagle, with the motto, E" Poo PopuH,
100000, Tor Dei;" on an arch at the great
gate of the Tuilleries on the Place de Ia Concord.
"Grateful Worhmen to NAPOLEON III E0,per.
or, the Savior Of Modern Qualification, The Pro-
tector Of The Sciences, .Arts, agriculture, In
duStry, and Commerce." and finally, al the cor
ner of the Chausee Autn, the rather absurd one
of, 'IO HIS Imperial Highness, Prince louis
Napoleon III, from he Directors of the Feies
DGnSantes Of ST. Cecilia, ViUe IEmpereur. -
The Prioce entered the city on horseback by
the bridge of Ausierrz, and proceeded to the
Iullerles, the troops and AN immense crowd fol
lowing with cries Of g Viue NAPOLEON HIP He
was surrounded by numerous staff, among
whom were several foreign officers but it was re-
marked that none of the foreign Ministers took
part in the display. In the evening, the city was
Illuminated.
In 1919, brief religious excitement was rot
up by girl who was supposed to work miracles
heal diseases, &c. The house where she lived
near the parade ground, corner of the Thier Gar
ten, Berlin, was besieged by crowds and pill
grinage to the dwelling of the Wonderland be-
came almost fashion. Within the last few DAYS
the girl, now l6 years old, has been arrested for
series of frauds and acts of swindling, in which
She has displayed an unusual degree Of cunning.
man named Long, recently arrived from
America, on his way to Australia, fell among
well-dressed thieves last week, in London, and
was robbed of all he had, $500
The CHoLERA.-In the district of Ortelsburg.
near ne konigsberg, Russia, ia population of g.
wv, luere were 40 death from the 10Th of Au- |
gust to the Both of September.
DRUNKENNESS is alarmingly on the increase
IN Germany among the working classes The |
latest statistics compute annually from this cause
~, 900 deaths. In the Zolverein alone they sell
and consume 36O, 100000 quarts of brandy, and
m Hesse one-half of the grain is consumed by
dStllleries. If the Maine law is sufficient to save
our country from similar results every sober cit
zen should lend it his aid.
TERRIBLE FIRE-A fearful conHapration broke
put ON the I'd inst. at the prosperous manufacture
ng town OF Grafenthal, at the southeast side of
me lhurlngen forest, in the Meiningen territory
Y pwards of 250 houses and factories have been
destroyed, and only 20 houses, with the church.
emain standing. More than 1000 persons are
ootess, and have lost all they possessed The
alamlty is said to have been the result of wilfnl
neendlarlsm on the part of skinner who was
nenaced with bankruptcy, and whose calcined
ody was found among the ruins of the house
PERsIA-Hagii SULLIVAN Kahan, accused as
lsgatIng the late attempt on the life of the Shah,
ad been seized and put to death with much cru
ty His body was fractured in parts not vital,
nd lighted tapers inserted in the wounds. Thus
he was carried in procession through
e city, and was afterwards cleft ntwain. Kur-
Hahn, better known as the fair prophecies of
azveen, who had been kept prisoner since
e late religious outbreak in TeheraD, has also
EN- executed, with dozen or SO of other sus- o
cted parties. d