Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18
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THEIRS AND DUO D'ACMALE.
PARIS, Dec. H.-At 81 Thursday morning an
other interview took place between Theirs and
the Orleans princes, which lasted an hour and
Il half, and was of an unlrendly character
Theirs complained especially that the Due d'Au-
male had not strictly observed the terms of the
previous agreement inasmuch as he had en-
deavored TO interest generals in his favor Due
dAumale denied this. Theirs said: 81 know
that Won have visited many generals who are
members Of the assembly, with the view to Oh
rain their support in case of an emergency.
You had several interviews with General Ducrot,
to whom you have laid your purposes. You
saw General Billot, at whose private residence
in Paris you called. You saw Generals Martin,
DE PailliereS, ChanZy and Others | doubt not
your aim is patriotic, but to pursue it thus is
not in accordance with our agreement; and |
was particularly surprised and disconnected,
that not satisfied with these measures, you also
made similar visits TO many of the subordinate
generals of the army of Paris whose names |
can give you, if you are ignorant of them"
The due answered evasively, and terminated the
interview with the declaration that he would
now take the advice Of his friends, not as to
whether he shall take his seat, but only with re-
ference as to the proper time for doing so. Gen.
BourbaEi told the Due d'Aumale, in the pres
ence of General Ducrot, that only a republic or
an empire was competent to restore France, and
he could serve no other regime. The Orleans
plan is for the right to take advantage of Presi.
ueut lNlefS lnlpdllGuCe, ana AT the UISt OppOf-
tunity to force his resignation, make dAumae
President and to follow with Il declaration pro-
claiming Count Chambord king of France,
Count de Paris heir to the throne, and Due
d'Aumale lieutenant general of the kingdom.
TOKEN OF NATIONAL GRATITUDE.
A French committee propose to present to the
government of England an oil painting COM
memoratve of the great efforts made by the
people aud authorities Of that country TO supply
the French people with food when sorely pressed
by famine and distress at the close of the war.
THE PROPOSED REMOVAL
majority of the national assembly are still
aveise to a return TO Paris. II Is reported ;D-
day that an arrangement IS likely to he effected,
under which the executive departments will take
up quarters in Paris while the assembly remains
at Versailles,
SECESSION,
Eighty of the extreme legitimists in the assem-
bly, will, tits said, secede from the majority of
the monarchical party, in ease Due d'Aumale is
chosen its leader.
MILITARY.
The committee upon the reorganization of the
army has agreed to eSempt from compulsory
military service all eeclesiastes and heads of
commercial establishments,
Great Britain.
HOPEFUL CONDITION OF THE PRINCE or
WALES,
LONDON, Dee. 17.-The latest statements pre-
pared by the medical attendants of the prince of
Wales announce that the fever from which he
has 50 long suffered is at an end, It is how
ever, asserted on good authority, that to resist
the excessive exhaustion and nervous prostra-
ton into which his royal highness had fallen,
the physicians were compelled to resort TO the
most violent remedies, which happily have
proved successful, though at the cost Of serious
injury to his organic structure. This injury, it
is feared will necesstate the greatest saRtlon nn
the part Of the prince to prevent a recurrence Of
the dangerous attacks Of the past several days.
4 TRANQUIL PAY.
+. M.-An official hulletin, issued from
Sandringham at eight O'Clock this morning, an
nounced that the prince passed quiet night,
and was satisfactorily progressing toward re,
GoYesy. Another bulletin, issued late this af
ternoon, reports that the prince has had . tran,
quill day.