Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-12
FROM EUROPE.


ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, June 11.-A strong effort will be made
by the BOnapartistS in the coming supplemental
ry election. The Journal de Paris says the
prince imperial, not Prince Napoleon, will be
put forward as candidate for the assembly. The
Cloche thinks the result of the election in the
cities will check the tendency to monarchism.
The restoration of the public buildings has
begun. Gen. DOuay has issued an order that
all civilians found with arms in their possession
after certain day, shall be tried by court mar
tial.
Picard has resigned the governorship of the
bank af France. Desley and Theisez who act
ed, by authority of the commune, as superln-
tendents of the Bank of France and the postal
department have respectively been released from
prison at the intercession of the bank authorl-
ties and furnished safe conducts to leave France.
All sacred vessels and valuable ornaments
taken from the churches by the communists
have, with few exceptions, been discovered in
the mint and other places
French prisoners are rapidly returning from
Germany.
Alexander Dumas writes to the Paris press,
denouncing the "blind, clashing, private ambi-
ton" at Versailles. He praises M. Theirs, and
advocates a continuance of the republic, to
which, he says, France always instinctively re-
verts.
Steamer International, which is to lay the tel
egraph cable betweenl Marseilles and Algiers,
has arrived at the former port
Trains over the Lyons and Mediterranean rail-
way, via the Mount Gems tunnel, have began
running again.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
PARIS, June 11.-PrinCe de Joinville and the
Duke d Aumale paid a visit Friday to President
Theirs, to the president of the assembly, Grevy,
to the minister war, Cissey, and to other men,
bers of the cabinet They were received with
the utmost courtesy, and Theirs subsequently
returned the visit. AT their interview with
Theirs and Grevy, the two princes resigned their
seats in the assembly and disclaimed any inten-
ton of intriguing against the republic, The Or
Ieanists are preparing banquet to the Duke
dAumale.
PROM VERSAILLES.
VERSAILLES, June 1.-THE seat of govern
ment of France will shortly be removed from
Versailles to Paris.
The idea of burning the bodies of the victims
of the civil war in Paris has been abandoned,
and they will, instead, be eXhumed from their
present burial place, the park of MonceauX and
garden of the Luxembourg, and transferred to
a new cemetery beyond the village and fort of
Vanvres.
The committee of the assembly upon the sub
iect of the reorganization of the army is about
ready to report, and will favor an obligatory
service.
Greece.
THE ROYAL FAMILY.
ATHENS, June 1.-THE king of Greece left
yesterday morning for Trieste. The queen &C.
cupies the throne as regent in his absence.
BRIGANDAGE
Has been nearly eXtirpated from the country.
Turkey has given valuable assistance, by arrest
ing all brigands ON the frontier.
Italy.
ROME SOON TO BE THE CAPITAL.
FLORENCE, June 1.-THE government has of
6cially informed all the foreign ambassadors
that the capital of Italy will, on the list of July,
be transferred to Rome. The ambassadors await
instructions from their home governments be.
fore making arrangements for change Of resi-.
| dence.
TREATY.
The chamber of deputies has adopted the
treaty of commerce with the United States.