Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-20
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PARIS, Feb. 19.-Tbe official declaration of the
result of the elections for the assembly was made
on Friday, before the hotel de Vile, in the pres
ence of large concourse of people. The names
of MN. Theirs, Favre, Vinoy, Cochin, Picard
and Smon were badly received. That OF Gen.
Uhlrich was cheercd. New elections will be held
in PARIS on the LIST and 9Th of March. The con-
servatives are preparing carefully selected list
of candidates.
The mayor of the eleventh ACCOMPLISHMENT
made a speech, expressing the hope that there
was mutual understanding among the deputies
elected to the assembly that France should re-
main republic. This was received with cries
of: Long live the RcpublicE Down with the
Orleanistsp Gambetta has been elected to
represent Strasbourg in the assembly.
The palais royal has been designated as the
future residence of President Theirs, and work.
men are busily engaged in putting it in older
for his reception.
Many members of the diplomatic corps have
returned to Paris.
Prince Frederick William is known to be OPP
posed to the entry Of the German army into this
city.
Coal is arriving plentifuly, but there is no
gas yet.
The journals say that if the national assembly
consents to ACKNOWLEDGMENT, the Paris delega-
ton will protest and withdraw
Rothschild goes to London to convey the
thanks of the people OF Paris for contributions
The appointment of NJ. Theirs as chief ex-
ecutive Of the nation is well received in Paris,
and the journals generally approve of the elec-
ton OF NJ. Grevy to the presidency of the as
scmbly. Rochetort and Pyat alone find fault
with these appointments. Trochu will go to
Bordeaux, resign his executive functions, and
take his seat in the assembly.
Letters nave been received from several depu-
ties now at Bordeaux, declaring that they desire
peace, but if the conditions are eXorbitant,
they VIII do their duty. La France has reason
to believe that BISMARCK has communicated to
Fayre the German terms OF peace, and Favre has
laid them before his colleagues. French news
papers everywhere repel the idea of making
any cesSlon OF territory. La Liberte says, Il
durable peace, on such condition, is imposSi-
Die. La Patrie thinks the prospects of peace
are improving. 1t is said that the armistice will
DC prolonged to the first OF March. On the
RESTORATION OF peace, a Dill VIII be presented III
the assembly, organizing provisional aru y,
dlsoandlng the present armies, and proposing a
commission 10 inquire ana report the GeSt plan
lor a dehmtlYe reorganization OF the entire
military establishment.
lie Peuple Francalse says, the pretensions
put forward by Duo de Aumale and Prince de
Joinvllle have created an arrangement between
them and Count de Paris, the sole rightful
claimant 10 the throne OF France, and this may
lead 10 rupture, unless powerful influences are
eXerted to preventit.
The total war contribution required by the
Germans from the city OF Paris has been adj
vanced by France. Commercial affairs are re-
covering from the effect OF the enforced secluSion
OF the city, and, within the last few days trade
mas Deen very active.
Inc ponce are searching for arms and gre
nades IN the disturbed districts. The authori-
ties do not anticipate an organized attempt to
prevent the entry OF Russians, but fear is en-
tertalned that the turbulent people OF Belleville
and Vlllette may make demonstration upon the
KING and Bismarck, against whom the eXasper-
atlon Is intense. The police have already selzed
NUMBER OF grenadeS, Dut large numbers, known
to have been constructed, have not been discov-
cred;
All the old families residing in st. German
are constantly dressed IN mourning, and declare
that thelr houses should DC closed and no in
haoltant would go on the streets while the Prus-
SLAMS are there, and that, after they leave, all
the paVements walked over should be removed,
and nothing should remain that had been pol
luted by the tread of the invader.
People Of Alsace and Lorraine, now in Paris,
have held meeting and declared their desire to
remain French. They also protested against
the cession of those provinces, as infamy.
Paris is resuming its natural appearance, and,
in few days, gas Will be used. River boats
have commenced running, and traffic on the
streets has begun.
Carts are out. but there are scarcely any cabs
or carriages. The people are out too, and it
Is almost PAINFUL 10 Witness them ABOUT 10 re-
sumo their wonted ffivolitias and careleSSness
and gaiety, and already preparations have been
made Tor rcopening the dissolute gardens of the
capital. The cafes are nightly thronged with
loose characters Of both sexes. The people in
deed seem Indifferent to the disgrace they have
already undergone, and are now undergoing.
Trochu gave a farewell dinner to some friends
yersterday, and leaves for Bordeaux to day.
THE ASSEMBLY.
BORDEAUX, Feb. 17.-In the national assem-
bly, to-day Keller presented declaration bearing
signatures of tle deputies of Haul and Bas
Rim, the Meurthe and the Moselle, protesting
on behalf Of the inhabitants of the department
against the separation of Alsace and Lorraine
from France. The proposal of Keller was re-
ferred to committee, who subsequently sub
mltted report expressing the strongest svmpa-
thy with the population Of Alsace and Lorraine,
and directing the declaration Of Keller TO be
spread upon the records Of the assembly, and
referred to the French negotators when they
come to treat with Prussia. The assembly then
conferred the executive power of the govern
ment upon NJ. Theirs. Keller, in speech, adj
jured his colleagues to proclaim their inviolable
attachment to Alsace and Lorraine. The ma
Jority of the chambers appeared to be disposed
to delay the consideration of the subject until
tomorrow, but Theirs strongly insisted upon its
immediate consideration, saving that the cham
Der must, on its own responsibility, clearly de-
clare it's wishes upon this question. The cham
Der then went INTO committee, and the sitting
was subsequently SUSPENDED.
BERLIN, Feb. 19.-The proceedings of the as
sembly, at Bordeaux, yesterday, were tumult-
Gus. Members ofthe right and left insulted each
other
BORDEAUX, Feb 1S.-In the national assem-.
bly,, to-day, letter from NJ Theirs was read,
announcing his appearance with the new minis
ter on Sunday Rochefort protested against the
display of the military force around the cham
Der. During the discussion upon the declara-
ton of Keller in the committee, Yesterday, Gems.
Chanzy and Billot each declared that defensive
war could, if necessary, be successfully prose-
cuted. Over six hundred deputies were in at
tendance.
PEACE.