Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-14
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France.
GEN. TRoCHU DELIVERS AN "HIsToRICAL ORA
TON"
VERSAILLES, June 18.-Gen. Trochu made
long speech before the assembly, in justification
of his administration of affairs. He said he
wrote to Napoleon, in August, urging a recall of
Bazaine's army TO Paris. He, Trochu, assisted
at the conference at ChalOns, when il was de-
cided that he, as governor of Paris, should pre-
pare for the return OF Napoleon TO the capital,
which was formally opposed by the empress.
TrOchu added that he was badly received by
Count Palakao, as long rs the latter remain
ed minister of war. The general then gave de-
tailed account of the difficulties of the defence
during the siege of Paris by the Germans.
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, June 13.-The public gardens have
been reOpened.
The work of restoration in the bois de
Boulogne has begun. Laborers are Te-planting
the trees and shrubbery, filling bitches and
leyeling the work of the troops,
The weather is warm and pleasant, and the
streets are crowded with people.
FRENCH PERSONALS.
VERSAILLES, June 1S-Prnce de Joinville
and Duke de Bumale arrived here yesterday,
and were present at NJ. Theirs sOiree.
Gen. Fabrice, the German civil administrator
in France, arrived in this city To-day. He has
officially visited NJ. Theirs, and will shortly
leave Tor Germany.
President Theirs has written letter TO Pic
ard, expressing regret at his refusal to accent
the governorship of the Bank of France.
The statement OF the death of M. BilliOray is
false.
Princess Mathilde has asked President Theirs
for permission TO return to Paris, promising to
abstain from political intrgues.
Among the prominent candidates for the as
sembly in the coming elections are the follow
ing: NM. Vmtry, About, Clement, Duvre-
nous, Magne, Fannoconere. Moderate repub-
Gp1u candidates have a fair DrOSnppt of
in the Seine, Disc and lower Seine depart
ments.
General Uhrich, defender of Strasbourg, So
lictS a seat for one of the assembly districts of
Paris, as a permanent protest against the an
neXation OF Strasbourg TO Germany.
FRENCH NEWS VIA LONDON.
LONDON, June 13.-The army of Paris will
evacuate the city within two days. La Vilette
will, however, continue to be occupied by troops,
who have been reinforced.
THIRST FOR MORE BLOOD.
Amanilesto from the secretary of the societie
intcrnationale protests against the babarities of
the Versaillists, and urges its members to
avense their slaughtered brethren.
Great Britain.
THE TREATY.
LONDON, June 13-The Times to-day says in
an editorial: "Ihe discussion, yesterday, in the
house of lords, once more shows that the advan-
tages of the treaty of Washington greatly over
balance its deficiencies. We admit that to yield
everything, to conciate an opponent, is unwise;
but the American commissioners also reCcded
from their original demands. The machinery
of arbitration is satisfactory, and the claims on
both sides could hardly be settled in better
way"
Austriu.
MESSENGER TO GERMANY.
VIENNA, June 13.-Gencral Won Geblenz goes
to Berlin, as special representative to Austria
to attend the triumphal ceremonies. He is the
bearer of congratulations from the emperor of
Austria to the emperor of Germany
Germany.
PARLIAMENT.
BERLIN, June 13.-The German parliament
passed the military pensions bill. The bill max
ing special grants is under secret discussion in
committee.