Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-28
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TlIE PRINCE OF WALES,
LONDON, Nov. y The last official bulletin Of
the physicians reports the condition ofthe prince
of Wales up to ten O'Clock this morning. He
passed slccplcss night the fever increasing, but
the strength of the patient still holds out against
it. The queen is constantly at the bedside Of
the prince.
EreHiHg--The physicians in attendance uron
the prince OF Wales issued a bulletin this even
ing, stating that the prince has been quietcr
to day There is, however, no change in the
symptoms of the disease under which he is sur
lering.
PRINCESS ALEXANDRIA.
court circular in the Evening Journal an.
nounccs the Princess Alexandra i'll.
RiOTlNG,
Some rioting was rcpurtcdm Dover Yesterday
The disorder was easily suppresscdb by the local
authorities.
REPUBLICAN CLUBs.
The Paris Figaro saws there now exists in
England siXty-eight clubs devoted to republi-
caniSm.
COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE.
A collision occurred last night oil the Irish
coast between ships Marmion and OccOla. The
latter sunk Several of the crew escaped by
jumping on board the Marmion, but nine are
still missing. Ii is hoped that they were saved
in one of the boats.
Russia.
wAELIKE.
LONDON, Nov 27.-r The Standard is informed
that Russia has undertaken special armamenis
on a gigantic scale. She is forming two fortified
camps, each to hold 100000 men. One has been
established at SmolrnSk the order win probably
be located on the Galician frontier. The Stand
ard has reason to believe that these military
preparations are directed more particularly
against Austria, because the appointment of
| Count AndrasSi at the head of the imperial
council is regarded at ST. Petersburg as unlayor-
| able to Russia
Austria.
THE TRADE MARK QUESTION.
VIENNA, Nov. 27.-John jay, United States
minister 10 Austria, and Count Andrassy, min
lister OF foreign affairs, have signed the interna-
tional convention between the United States
and Austria, guaranteeing inyiolability of trade
marks in the two countries
France.
GAMBETTA CRITICIZED.
PARIS, Nov 27.-BiShOp Observation-Disclosures
a letter. severely eritcizing The sentiments eX-
pressed by Gamhetta in his speech recently de-
liz cred at st. Quentin.
Germany.
OPENING OF THE PRUssIAN DIET.
BERLIN, Nov. 27.-The session of the Prus-
sian diet was opened to-day by the king His
speech points to the financial prosperity of the
country; proposes general increase OF official
salaries, and recommends encouragement of
railway enterprises. The speech was well re-
CeiyCd. The king was loudly chCered on enter
| Ing and leaving the chamber.
Belgium.
DECKERs RESIGNATION.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 27.-ThC ministry has been
engaged to-day in discussing the resignation of
NJ. dc Decker n 90 'ernor of the province of
Lmburg. 1t has not yet tranSpircd what ac-
ton was taken on the subject.
italy.
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT
ROME, Nov. 27.-For the first time since the
occupation of Rome the Italian parliament met
in this city, to-day. The opening speech was
delivered in person by King Victor Emanuel
In opening, he alluded to the events connected
with the occupation Of the city, and said Italy,
restored to hei self, had rcconquered her place
in the world. He was convinced that Rome
| would remain the seat of the pOntifcate. The
relations between Italy and all other nations, he
said, are friendly, and he believed that peace
would continue; but he warned parliament that
| they would be held 10 strict account in the lu-
ture, if they neglected to perfect thorough
| reorganization Of the military and naval forces
| of the kingdom.
Switzerland.
SUICIDE.
| LUCERNE, Nov. 27.-Count Gergenti, sOn-n-
| law Of cX-Qucen Isabella of Spain, has commit
| ted suicide in this city.