Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-08
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France.
FINANCIAL.
PARIS, July THE Journal Officic an
nounces that only forty-fve per cent. of the
amount subscribed to the new loan was allotted
to the subscribers,
Three hundred and twenty-five million francs
of the indemnity have been paid to Germany, of
which one hundred and twenty-five millions
were paid before the issue of the loan. The
Paris forts will be abandoned when fifteen hun
dred million of indemnity have been paid The
additional sum of one hundred and seventy-fve
million francs will be paid before the tenth in
stant wheu the German troops will evacuate
the departments of the lower Seine and Sommc.
IN THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, July In the assembly, yesterday,
the motion of Joubert for the imposition of a
tax on passports being under discussion, Favre
expressed his regrets at the attacks made by the
mover upon English eXcursionists and spoke in
glowing terms of the charity shown by the gov.
eminent and people of England to France dur
ing her recent calamities. Favre also stated
that the government wished to prevent conflicts
with the German army of occupation, and de-
sired the maintenance of peace. The motion
was then withdrawn by Joubert.
PERSONAL.
PARIS, July 7.-Thiers was subscriber for
one million francs of the new loan
The trial of Rochelort, Asst and RoSsel has
been postponed fortnight.
IL has been proposed TO lend Theirs the palace
of Elysee as residence on the transfer of the
government to Paris
1t is reported that Favre has resigned the min.
istry of foreign affairs, but the rumor arises
probably from his frequent expression of the
hope that he will soon be able TO relinquish the
portfolio to a successor
General Faidherde has had an interview with
Gambetta.
PROCLAMATION
ImlN 10 ,H,rI I,a~
issued proclamation, announcing that be is
about to leave France, in order that his presence
in the country may no longer give countenance
TO agitation. He adds: Though absent, we
shall not be separated from our countrymen
When Frenchmen are willing, we shall found a
government with decentralization, liberty and
universal suffrage as our motto" He praises
the army and declares his unfatering adherence
to the white flag Of Henri w. and Joan of
Arc, which conquered Alsace and Lorraine.
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
The EcOte Spectacle has forwarded TO the gov
ernmens an application to be transferred from
Metz to the camp at Satory.
The cavalry school will be removed to Saint
Cyr.
The census of Paris is to be taken at once.
Elections to Gil the vacancies in the assembly
caused by the choice of the same members from
different localities will be formally announced
tomorrow.
Jura for complaining of the requisitlon made by
the departing Prussans.
Germany,
WILLIAM.
BERLIN, July 7-Emperor William leaves
Berlin tomorrow morning for Ems.
ALsACE AND LORRAINE.
The Augsburg Gazette announces that the
Prussian military law will be speedily enforced
in Alsace and Lorraine.
Great Britain.
THE TICHBoRNE CASE.
LONDON, July I'm the Tichborne case to-
day, the re-eXamnatiOn of the claimant was
brought TO close, and the trial adjourned until
November 7th.
ROYAL MASQUERADERS.
The Waverly celebration in aid of the erection
of monument to Sir Walter Scott was st sue
cess, and realized $500. The prince and princess
Of Wales, prince and princess Christian, prince
Teck, marquis of Lorne, princess Louise and
prince Arthur were present, and danced in char
acteT costumes.