Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-23
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Personal.
PARIS, June 22.-Duke d'Aumale has landed
at Calais, and is expected in Paris tonight
MacMahon has relinquished his design of re-
signing the command of the army.
NJ. Magne, formerly minister of finance under
the empire, is candidate for the assembly.
Lisagrary, member of the commune, report
ed dead, has been arrested.
The candidates for the assembly from the de-
partment of the north are General Faidherbe
and NJ Testelin, republicans, and Deuedonche
and Dupont, legtimiSts.
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, June 22.-The Debats to-day proposes
the election OF second chamber by CORSeilS
GeHerdnl, similar TO that of the late senate
The assembly will continue its sessions during
the election.
Gunboats left Paris yesterday for the mouth
of the Seine.
The mortality is increasing in Paris in conse-
quence of the arrival of large numbers of emf
grants from the ceded provinces Neither the
cholera NOS typhus is however, prevalent
Ine review Of 100000 troops at Longchamps
has been fixed for next Sunday.
1t is said that Gambetta refuses to acknowl-
edge the mandate of the assembly as accompany
ing his refusal, with the declaration that the as
sembly ceased to exist when it voted to ratify
the treaty of peace.
The ministry of finance is returning to Paris,
and VIII take up its quarters at the Louvre.
Great Britain.
PARLIAMENT
LONDON, June 22.-In the commons, tonight,
bill authorizing the construction of a horse
railroad in London was rejected Several gov
eminent measures were withdrawn in cOnse-
quence of the approaching propagation of parla-
ment. Mr.. Lowe, chancellor of the exchequer,
stated that it was impossible to discontinue the
pension of $4,000 granted to the descendants of
VIM. Penn, in consequence of the American
revolution. The present recipient of the PEN
sion is one VIM. Stewart. Mr.. Lowe added that
he would cause an investigation as to the posi-
bty of committing the pension into govern
ment three per cent annuities.
Germany.
FEARFUL ACCIDENT.
BERLIN, June pa terrible accident occur
red to-day on the LeipSiC line railway to train
conveying POmeranian troops from France
Four carriages were thrown from the track, and
two officers and twenty-one privateS were killed.
and one officer and forty privateS injured.
Spain.
CUBA TO BE DEFENDED.
MADRID, June 22.-In the cortes, last even
ing, the minister of the colonies declared that
Spain would preserve the integrity of Cuba so
long as men and arms were forthcoming. He
admitted that there was ministerial crisis
and added that the cabinet would resign after
the approval by the cortes of an address 10 the
crown. All the amendments to the address
were withdrawn and the discussion proceeded
Italy.
THE CHAMBERS.
FLORENCE, June 22.-The chambers will be
| adjourned before the end of the present week.
The idea of holding short session in Rome has
been abandoned.
TO BE DISSOLVED.
The minister of the interior has ordered the
dissolution of all chapters of the international
society in Italy.
THE KING.
King Victor Emanuel leaves here on the Goth
| inst, on visit to Naples.