Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-05
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France.
LETTER FROM FATHER HYACINTuE.
PARIS, June A letter from Father Hya-
cinthe, in the Gaulos, acknowledges the SYM
pathy that Italy feels for France and advises a
union of the Latin races, as the balance of Eu
rope is menaced by apreponderance of Germans
and slaves. The acts OF the commune are the
result of the negation of God by the people.
The nineteenth century is the age OF working
men. The second empire has treated social
questions in the spirit of the Caesars instead of
solving them by the dissemination of educa-
ton. Moreover, it imposed prolonged celbacy
on soldiers and legalized the prostitution of
women. The church also failed in its mission.
1t was too much occupied with dogmatic ques-
tons, and too little with the instruction of its
flock Father Hyacinthe concludes: "Paris is
in ashes The work people have no God, or say
it is impossible for them to believe in or love
Him. Let the rulers, with whole heart and
brain, consider the problem, and labor for the
restoration of France to faith prosperity and
peace"
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, June 3.-The newspapers Tri-color and
POlitique have been suppressed. The search
for concealed arms continues to be vigorously
prosecuted, and many have been found. Arrests
continue on large scale. They are chiefly ex-
n
kept upon the right bank of the Seine, and senti-
nes arrest all passers at night Ferry has or
dered the reinstatement of teachers in the
schools.
The gendarmerie is to be augmented to an eff
iective force of six thousand. A republican
guard of twelve thousand will also be formed
1t is proposed to construct forts within the walls
of Paris, TO prevent the possibility of q renewal
of the instruction.
The order of the day, just issued by Marshal
McMahon to the marines and soldiers of his
army, praises their courage and devotion, which
have delivered Paris out of the hands of the
wretches who intended to reduce the city to
ashes, and says the assembly is about TO give
them the worthiest recOmpense by unanimously
voting that they have deserved well of their
country.
The streets of Paris have been re-opened to
traffic The barricades have all disappeared.
The pavementS have been repaired, and there is
perfect order everywhere. The police are ar
resting all suspected persons. Ten courts mar
tial have been established at Cherbourg for the
trial of all prisOneG sent there by the provost
martial. The latter service is carried on at the
Theatre du Chatelet in this city, whereI an cx-
animation is held prior to trial by the military
court.
The theaters have been authorized to reopen
but the cafes and chantants are still under re-
StrictiOns.
June 4.-No one is allowed to leave the city
after nine O'Clock in the evening from which hour
all gates are closed and cavalry patrol the streets
and suburbs until morning. The commission
appointed for the reorganization of the army
has decided in favor of the compulsory service
of all Frenchmen against the advice of M.
Theirs, who recommends the restoration of the
law of 1882. Many strangers, including
numbers of Engshmen, have arrived in
Paris, and arrivals of foreigners are increas-
ing daily. The Figaro estimates the number of
men who bore arms in tbs late instruction, and
XErhn HOY mot vof FoI
$4,000. The police are in constant danger from
violence at their hands. Grousset was arrested
to-day in Paris. An active search is being made
for Pyatt, who is believed to be concealed in the
city. The report that motion will be made in
the assembly to prolong M. Theirs power is
confirmed.
Sunday EUeaing-Duke de Aumale has ar
| rived at st. Germaine. Executions at Versailles
are still numerous. All the Paris journals are
discussing the question as to what shall be done
with the Orleans princes. Some appeal to then
patriotism, and ask them to resign their seats in
| the assembly. M. Girardin in La Liberte, de
| mands the establishment of a liberal republic
after the model of the United States or Switzer-
land.
DISPATCHES FROM VERSAILLES.
VERSAILLES, June 3.-Archbishop Darboy
will be buried on Wednesday. On that day the
assembly will suspend its sessions. The insur-
gent who commandedl the shooting of the arch
bishop has been discovered, through his own
boasting. Another notable insurgent boasts
that the burning of Paris will be considered in
significant when London docks, with all their
wealth, are consumed, as a grand lesson to the
middle classes of Europe. London, Liverpool
and Bristol will, it is said, be the next scenes of
secret operations. Papers have been discovered
which show that the operations of the commun-
lists have been directed from London. 1t has
been ascertaned that the chiefs of the interna-
tiOnal club and several Englishmen are among
the insurgents. NJ. Theirs promises that what
ever sentence is imposed upon Asst and Roche.
fort shall be faithfully executed. The order,
signed and sealed by the commune, to burn the
hotel de Vile, has been discovered.
Great Britain.
Won MoLTKE.
LONDON, June A grand military review
takes place near this city during the month of
September next, at which General Won Moltke
will be present.
EMPEROR OF BRAZIL.
His majesty the emperor of Brazil, after COM
plotting his European tour, will sail from this
city for New York. On his arrival he will pro-
coed to pay state visit to President Grant.
GEN. sCHENCK IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 4.-Minister Schenck, with
Earl De Gray, Lord Tenterdon and Sir Stafford
Northcote, arrived at Liverpool yesterday, and
was presented with an address Of welcome by
the chamber of commerce of that city, to which
he made an appropriate response. Mr.. Schenck
will reach this city to-day.
Germany.
PROBABLY PREMATURE.
BERLIN, June 3.-The emperor has decided
the San Juan question in favor Of the United
States.
ALsACE.
A bill Incorporating Alsace with the German
empire has been read three times before the Ger
man parliament.
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.
BRUSSELS, June 4.-Diplomatic relations be-
tween France and Germany will shortly be re-
sumed.