Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-04
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THE ITALIAN MINISTER.
LONDON, Oct. SIT is reported that Chevalier
Nigra, recently recalled from Versailles, will be
sent to London, in place Of Count Cadoma, the
present Italian envoy
The number of emigrants who sailed from
Liverpool in the last three months shows an in-
crease Of five thousand over the previous qual-
ter.
France.
TREATMENT OF GERMANS.
PARIS, Oct. 3.-A fortnight since Baron Won
Afnlm, the German plenipotentiary at versailles,
made formal complaint TO the French govern
ment of the uniriendly treatment to which the
German citizens Were subjected by the inhab-
tants of Lyons at that tiIac. The French min
lister of foreign affairs promised TO investigate
the affair, and render satisfaction for the injuries
committed and security against similar occur
renceS. II now appears that the French authori-
ties have not acted with sufficient viTOr to
satisfy the injured Germans, and Herr Won
Arnim has addressed Il renewed rcmonStranCc to
Count de Remusat, couched in very decided
terms. lie rchearseS the grievances arts
ing out of the conduct of the Lyon
naise, and concludes with the Opin-
ion that the half measures adopted in the case
will prove very unsatisfactory to the imperial
government at Berlin. Count de RemuSat has
replied with further assurances of the determi-
nation of the government TO protect and indenl-
Nifty Germans and promises that the affair at
Lyons shall be rigidly investigated.
CUSTOMS TREATY WITH GERMANY.
Ii is Semi-otficialy announced that the nego-
tiations of 4 customs treaty on behalf of the
French and German governments have arrived
at Il definite understanding, and the formal
signing OF the treaty is delayed to await the
payment by France of the indemnity now due.
EDITOR IN TROUBLE.
The court martial has found the editor of the
Rappe guilty, and sentenced him TO pay fine.
The offence charged was publishing false news.
COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.
President Theirs has notidcd Earl Granville
that the commercial treaty between France and
England will terminate at the beginning of 1872.
NAPOLEoN's AGENTS.
Secret agents of Napoleon, who have been in
trigung for a restoration of the empire, have
been arrested here.
IRELAND.
FENIANlsM
DUBLIN, Oct. 3.-One of the Fenians arrested
in Cork yesterday for Illegal drilling has been
committed Tor trial, and the Others are remand
cd for further examination.
SPAN.
POLITICAL.
MADRID, Oct. 3.-lt is believed that Senior
Rivero will be chosen president Of the coftes.
Signor Figuerola is mentioned for minister oil
state.
ANOTHER BID FOR POPULARITY.
The king has ordered the release Of one hun
dred political prisoners.
sweden.
THE MINISTRY.
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 3.-In consequence of the
rejection by the lower chamber of the govern
ment's bill for the defence of the kingdom, the
ministers have resigned The king has accepted
the designations, and is forming a new cabinet
Asia.
FAMINE.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-SaviD Dickinson writes from
Teheron, September I, giving an account of the
condition of affairs in the famine stricken
province of Khorassan He says, during July
eight thousand persons persisted in the city Of
Meschld, and forty thousand inhabitante of the
province had been carried off into slavery by
the Afghans, who had taken advantage of the
general disOrganiZation to make an incursion
for plumber The bakers demand such cxor-
bitant prices for bread, that the authorities had
interviewed and Il number of extOrtioners were
| executed. Mr.. Dickinson says the country
is disturbed by frequent instructions. Pesti-
lcuce is still raging, and its horrors are increased
by dcst uctive foundations, yet, Notwithstanding
the fearful situation of the country and the PEG.
pie, the Persian government has refused to avail
itself of aid preferred by the governments OF
Great Britain and Russia.