Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-01
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30 THE WORCEaTER DAILY SPY
FROM EUROPE,


BRILLIANT GATHERING.
PARIS, June 30.-The dinner given by Presi-
dent THEIRS, after the review yesterday, was
brilliant affair 1t was attended by nearly all
the generals and colonies of the army in and
near Paris, and by members OF the ministry and
many prominent deputies of the national assem-
bly,. The utmost cordially of feeling prevailed.
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, June S0.-Thc work of revictualing
Paris is progressing. Fully 10000 masons are
engaged IN repairing the damaged buildings
and erecting new ones. The city is also being
disnfected.
The journals, both of Paris and Versailles,
express satisfaction at the success of the review
at L0ngchImps.
The Official Journal of to-day, commenting
on the review at Longchamps, remarks: eve
have shown Europe an army of 100000 strong
valorous and ably commanded, which has saved
the cause of civilization. We have also called
for two milliards of money and have been
Offered five milliards. The nation evidently re-
covers"
The French journals resent the censures of
the North German Gazette on the military ex-
pendtureS of France. They maintain that the
question concerns France alone.
PERSONAL.
PARIS, June 30.-Gambetta arrived here yes
terday, and has received many visits from both
official ana unofficial personages.
The sentence of death imposed on CremieuX
by the court martial in session at Marseies will
probably be COMMITTED.
The circular of Rouher to the electors affirms
that he is defender of the principles of free
trade. In relation to the future form of govern
ment, he says the nation must decide upon it
after the elections have been held and the ques-
ton of free trade had been decided upon. He
denounced the opponents of this policy as mere
factions.
The speech of Gambetta at Bordeaux upon
the development of education in France was re-
ceived with hearty approval.
Germany.
TRIUMPHAL ENTRY.
STUTTGARDT, June 30.-The Wurtemburg
troops made their triumphal entry into this
capital yesterday. The CRY, which was crowd
ed with people from all parts of the kingdom,
was splenddly decorated, and at night was
brilliantly illuminated.
ROYAL PRESENT.
BERLIN, June 30.-The emperor has presented
the estate of Schwarzenbeck to Bismarck
Russia.
THE VISIT OF ALEXIS TO AMERICA.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 29.-Dispatches have
reached here from the United States, disputing
the truth of statements some weeks since, re-
lating to the visit of his imperial bighness the
Grand Duke Alexis The authority for the
telegram sent the Times is his eXcellency Adj
miral Crabbe, the imperial minister of marine,
who stated that the imperial squadron which
was to escort the grand duke to America was
then fitting out at the arsenal. At Cronstadt, a
notice appeared yesterday in the official column
of the Journal de st. Petersburg, stating that
when the Grand Duke Alexis returned from
Ems, where he remains at present with the
emperor, he will at one repair to Cronstadt to
superntend in person the preparations being
made at the imperial navy yard for his voyage
to America.
Korea.
COMMODORE RODGERS VICTORY.
RONpAV limo 90 "A dicngfph Shann-
hal confirms the announcement of the capture
of the Tsang Hoa forts by the Americans with
slight loss. The Koreans had $40 killed and a
good many wounded