Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-11
FROM EUROPE.
Great Britain.

PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, July 10.-In the house of commons,
this evening, Gladstone explained that the delay
in the arrival of Minister SchenclS from United
States had caused a pOstponement of negotia.
tions for the reduction of postage to and from
America. They would, however, soon proceed.
ARRIVED.
The little ship Getty OF Ragusa," from New
York, arrived at Liverpool to-day.
THE MINERS.
The miners of Lancashire have pledged their
assistance to the strikers in South Wales.
BURKE.
Burke, the released Fenian. convict, has ar.
rived at Cork.
France.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
VERSAILLES, July 10.-It is announced that
the Count de Paris will shortly pay visit to
the Duke de Chambord, This visit Is regarded
as entirely without political significance, and it
is extremely unlikely That any fusion of tile in
terests of the two asplrants to the throne will
be brought about 10y this conference The geil'
eral instinct of the country seems to consider it
certain that the OrleanistS will be the successors
of President Theirs in power; but whether
under monarchial or republican form of g0ys
ernment it is as yet impossible to determine,
1t is thought that the legitimist deputies, being
disappointed aud surprised by the republicans,
will resign their seats in body
PARIS, July 10.-It is generally believed that
the party of the egitimists, or supporters of
Count de Chambord, both in and outside of the
French assembly, has been dissolved, and that a
majority of its members will join the republic
cans.
PERSONAL.
PARIS, July 10-M. Gambetta is to become
the publisher of new journal entitled La Re-
vanch, which is to be issued shortly. NM. Lau-
rier, Ranc and Spuller and Gen, Faidherbe will
be the editors.
A proclamation, addressed to the French PEG.
pie, has been issued by NJ. Gambetta, in which
he expresses his Joy at the result of the recent
elections throughout the country, and declares
that France expects republican regeneration
through monarchcal patience.
THE ST. GoTHARD RAILWAY.
LONDON, July 1O.-Deputations of German,
Dutch and Austrian bankers are about to leave
the capitals of their respective countries for the
purpose of making thorough examination of
the st. Gothard railway.
THEIRS AND THE POPE.
PARIS, July 10.-President Theirs, hearing
that the pope intended to seek the hospitality of
France, has addressed a letter to the holy father
assuring him of fitting welcome, but strongly
dissuading him from the project. Such pro-
ceeding, he says, would offend Italy and create
difficulties in France, where it would be impos-
sible to grant his holiness privileges suitable to
his exalted position. Theirs promises the
friendly offices Of France as mediator between
the Italian government and the holy see, with a
view to a restoration of conciliatory relations
between the kingdom and the head of the
church.
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, July 10.-The Gazette de France de-
mics that the manifesto of Count de Chambord
has caused a rupture between the legitimists
and the OrleanistS.
The French government has paid to Switzer-
land two million francs, as partial reimburse
ment of the expenses incurred in the main
tenance Of French soldiers who took refuge on
her soil.
Switzerland restores TO France the greater
portion of the war material brought across the
frontier by the French army.
Gernauy