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

THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
VERSAILLES, June 5.-Prince Metternich and
nearly all the members of the diplomatic corps
were present at the opening of the assembly this
morning in expectation of a debate on the right
of the Orleans princes TO seats in the house.
President Theirs, however, moved postpone
ment of the discussion until Thursday, which
was agreed to stating that the committee in
charge of the subject had found it impossible to
come to an agreement to-day, and he had re-
quested them not to hasten their deliberations
He also stated that he was very unwell, and
earnestly requested that the assembly would con-
sent to postponement. The committee favor
simultaneous decision on the verifcatioD of the
elections of the Orleans princes and the abroga-
ton of the decree of exile against them. The
committee appointed to consider what action
should be taken in regard to the acts of the re-
cent government of France reported in favor of
an investigation into the administration of the
government of national defence at Paris, Tours
and Bordeaux, and the government over which
NJ. Theirs presided.
PARIS, June 6.-The deputies in the assembly
from the departments occurred by the German
troops intend to move that the disquieting de-
bate in regard to the position Of the Orleans
princes be postponed until the conclusion of the
loan, and the payment of the war indemnity
has freed the country from the Germans.
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, June 5-EUeBiRg.-B elleville, La Viii
night.
An address to the pope is circulating in the
provinces. 1t expresses the hope that regulated
France will lend an avenging arm to the holy
father. The document is freely signed.
The prisoners at Saint Sulpice endeayored,
Sunday, to get possession of some arms, but
were frustrated. Several soldiers who abetted
the prisoners were arrested and Immediately
sent to Versailles 1t is rumored that Pyatt was
arrested in Paris to-day.
There was serious fire in the Montmartre
quarter last night, which is suspected to have
been caused by petroleum bomb. Arrests
continue in all parts of the city. La Liberte
has report that an attempt has been made to
assassinate the German project at Strasbourg,
who was fired at from revolver and wounded.
The French soldiers returning from imprison-
ment in Germany replace the modified guards
as fast as they arrive. In Algeria none of the
mobile guards will be retained under arms.
Great Britain.
PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, June SIN the lords, to-day, Earl
de Grey and Ripon, who resumed his seat, was
warmly felicitated upon the conclusion of the
treaty with the United States.
In the commons, Mr.. Gladstone declared the
existing laws ample to enable the government
to fulfill the conditions of the treaty of Wash
ington.
THE WEIGH MINERS.
Disturbances have taken place among the
golfers on strike at Fendale, South Wales. A
strong force of police has been sent to the as
sistance Of the local au thorites.
PASSENGERS FORWARDED.
The passengers and mails of the West India
steamship Elbe, which vessel was disabled and
put back to port last Friday, have been for
warded by the steamship Tagus.
ANOTHER SUBMARINE CABLE.
The submarine cable between Singapore and
Hong Kong was successfully completed Satur-
day. London is now in direct Geographic COM
munication with China.
Belgium.
THE IMPERIAL HUGO.
BRUSSELS, June 5.-The Independence Beige
to-day publishes a letter from Victor Hugo, ex-
pressing his thanks to the FIVE deputies in the
Belgian chambers who voted for the order OF
the day regretting the vigorous measures adopt
ed by the government for his expulsion from