Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-08
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JoINVILLE AND AUMALE.
VERSAILLES, June LA Verite says that
compromise has been effected, by which the law
exiting the Orleans princes from France will be
repealed, and their election to the assembly de-
cared valid. The princes are, however, not to
take the seats TO which they have been chosen,
and must agree not to intrigue for the throne
1t is stated that NJ. Theirs has given his consent
to this plan.
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Patrie says France pos
sessed in July last 100000 breech-loaders and
100000 soldiers 1t demands a rigorous sup
preston of the Vaccinations Of communist
tendency in the provinces. The minister of ma
rine has written to the managers of the arSenals
and navy yards, directing them to employ
French, not foreign mechanics. The postpone
ment of RochelorPs trial is due to apprehensions
of disclosures compromising the government of
national defence. The Steele advocates the eX-
tension of Theirs term of office. Felix Pyat is
in Switzerland. The proposal to leave untouch-
ed the ruins of the hotel de Vile is seriously dis
cussed.
FUNERAL OF ARCHBISHOP DARBoY.
PARIS, June THE obsequies of the late
Archbishop Darboy took place to-day, at the Ca
thedral of Notre Dame, with great pomp. They
were attended by large number of political,
military and literary celebrities, under a depu-
tation from the national assembly. The church
was crowded, and the number Of spectators on
the line of the funeral procession was immense.
FROM THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE ASSEMBLY
GOVERNMENT.
VERSAILLES, June THE municipal cleo
tons at Marseilles and Tarascon have been de-
carcd void Twenty-Five women were killed
and fifty injured by a railway accident near
Paris yesterday. All the pieces of the column
Vendome have been found, and that monument
of the military glory of France will be exactly
restored. Picard has been appointed governor
of the bank of France. ROtunde has been APP
pointed procureur general. The report of dis
turbance in Lyons is false. The trial of the
communist leaders, held here as prisoners, will
commence at once. The first trial will be that
of Asst. Louis Blanc has written letter to the
Figaro denouncing the commune. Arrests of
the communist leaders still continue. Lullier
has been secured. Pyst is still at liberty. Jules
Ferry will disappointed minister to Washington.
The Figaro proposes the establishment of
the gaming houses and lotteries as an attraction
for strangers to Paris also tayors the abolition
of passports and the law against strikes.
LaVerite estimates the damage to Paris from
its fighting and CONGREGATIONS at 500, 000, 900
francs. Sixty million francs worth of mer-
chandise was burned, exclusive of the docks at
Villette and the warehouses The council of
hygiene of Paris declares that there is no cpl
demic in this city, and that such precautionary
measures have been adopted as will prevent the
spreading of any disease They also state that
the health of Paris is at present satisfactory.
The official journal to-day contains note from
the Italian minister of foreign affairs, guaran-
teeing to deliver into the hands of the French
authorities all escaping insurgents who may
reach Italian soil.
On the highest authority, it is stated that the
fusion of the monarchists has wholly failed,
owing to the intrigues of NJ. Theirs, who pri-
vately eXus over the certainty of maintaining
a nondescript republic, with himself as chief as
in the case of Prim in Spain, for an indefinite
period Incessant attempts are being made in
Paris to induce the soldiers to fraternize with
the people. Intense dissatisfaction prevails
among all classes, and fresh trouble is feared.
Germany.
DEATH OF j. G. KOHL.
BREMEN, June Jean George Kohl, the dis
tinguished German navigator, died in this city,
yesterday, in the siXty-fourth year of his age.
PARLIAMENT.
BERLIN, June THE session of the German
parliament will probably close on the 18th inst,
part in the ceremonies attending the triumphal
entry of the army.
Won MoLTKE
Has returned from visit to Strasbourg, and
has had an audience with the emperor.
INTERCOURSE WITH FRANCE.I
The Prussian Cross Gazette confirms the re-
port that France will shortly send a charge
FdtdireS to Berlin.
Spain.
IN THE CoRTEs.
MADRID, June THE committee of the
cortes on the budget to-day discussed the advisa-
bility of postponing the loan until the budget is
adopted. Minister Moret opposed any post
ponement and declared that he should make it
a cabinet question. The committee then re-
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