Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-14
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Great Britain.
THREATENED STRIKE.
LONDON, Sept 13.-Thrty-five Golfers and
irou-workCrs in Monmouthshre, Wales, Will
strike unless their wages are advanced ten per
cent.
ELECTION.
The election of members to parliament is pro-
ceeding al Truro, and the indications are that
HOgg, conservative, will bea Jenkins, liberal.
DENIAL.
The report that Vernon Harcourt intends to
resign his seat in parliament is false.
POSTAL.
The Allan steamships conveying mails to Hal
lax Will hereafter leave Liverpool Wednesdays.
INDIGNANT.
The people of Cardiff are intensely indignant
that the American ship ZOrellet put into that
port with cholera on board.
STRIKERS MANIFESTO.
The Ncwcastle-on-ryne strikers league, in IA
vor OF nine hours work, have issued manifesto,
expressing the hope that the fight will be con-
tinued until the compete victory is obtained
over the employers
France.
PROBABLE FRENCH MINISTER AT WASHING
TON
PARIS, Sept. 13.-M. De Tocqucville, nephew
OF the late distinguished statesman and poll
tcian, will probably receive the appointment of
French minister to Washington.
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Orders to put in force the law for the disarma-
ment OF the national guard have been sent to
the departments of the RhOne, Gard and Loire.
POLITICAL.
The Patrie iutimates that after the recess Duke
d'Aumale and Prince de JOinville will take their
seats in the assembly.
MESSAGE FROM THEIRS.
In the assembly to-day Il message from Theirs
was received, the reading of which lasted half
an hour. Theirs saws the members have well
n pf hpir 1r,Iu Lea
lie promises, in the meantime, to work inces-
sanity for the reorganization of the country,
and frankly asks the deputies to ascertain from
their constituents at home whether the country
WISHES for reconstruction based on the glOr
Gus traditions of thousand years or for the
abandonment of the ship of state to torrent
leading TO an unknown lnture; in brief, whether
tue people want monarchy or a republic The
president says
He submits to the decision of the budget COM
mttce; his only reason for asking additional
taxes was to provide for the redemption of the
debt He concludes with an elaboration to the
members to work like a crew in danger of ship
wreck with port in sight. The message was
coldIy received, some passages provoking laugh
ter.
PROPAGATION.
Inc assembly then proceeded to discuss, and
finally adopted, bill providing for the proro-
ration of the session from Sept. II until Dec. 4.
The main feature of the bill is the appointment
of committee of twenty-five TO control the
government during the recess
Germany.
CENSUS OF BERLIN.
BERLIN, Sept. 13.-Thc census of Berlin, now
being taken, will probably show the population
to be nine hundred thousand.
SPAN.
POLICE DISMISSED
MADRID, Sept. 13.-rhe minister of the in
terror has issued an order for the dismissal of
all police inspectors who failed to execute the
orders issued by the government in relation TO
gambling houses.
AMADEUS.
King Amadeus has entirely recovered his
health, and is at Tarragona, where he was en-.
Enthusiastically welcomed.
Russia.
RELATIONS WITH GERMANY.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-Ihere seems to be some
thing wrong about the relations between the
Russian court and that Of Berlin. First, the
proposed meeting of the two emperors at Ems
was not held, and now it seems settled that the
emperor William will not come to St. Peters
burg for the autumn maneuvres, though his
arrival was looked forward to as a certainty
There is unusual hustle, too, in military quar-
ters On his return from Norway the Czarowitz
went straight to camp without calling at the
palace Military manGuvrcs have already be
gun, and will be more extensive and prolonged
than was at first intended.
The most evident sign of GOODNESS toward
Prussia is the temperance of anti-Prussian
articles in the Russian press. Last December
the chief censor announced to all the Russian
newspapers that it was the will of the ear that
all attacks on Prussia in the press should cease
The order was faithfully Obeycd, and even some
journals which had formerly been declared adj
YerSareS of Prussia, went so far as to publish
articles setting forth the advantages of Russo
PruSslan alliance. Directly after the car re-
turned from his German tour all this was
changed. The Gaulois, which is known to be
inspired by General MIlutin, minister of war,
openly declares in its number of the 81 instant,
that the policy of Prussia is dangerous to the
very existence of the Russian empire.
Belgium.
ROYAL THANKS.
BRUSSELS, Sept, 13.-Thc king of Belgium
has sent letter of thanks to the crew of the
United States steamer Juniata, for saving the
lives of the crew of a boat capsized in the
SchGldt.
Austria.
THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY.
SALzBURG, Sept. 13.-lt has been decided by
Bismarck, Won Beust and other diplomatistS,
who remained here after the departure of the
EmperOrs William and Francis Joseph to sup
press the international society and settle finally
the Schleswig question.
Italy.
OPENING OF THE MONT GEMS TUNNEL.
SUZA, Italy, Sept. 13.-The Mont Gents tunnel
has been successfully opened, and trains are
now passing through it without delay.
THE FEELING OF FRANCE.
The OpiniOne states that the French minister
declares that France accepts the accomplished
facts in Italy. She only wishes to see the spirit
ual independence of the pope secured. The re-
newal of cordial relations between France aud
Italy is therefore possible