Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-31
FROM EUROPE.
Great Britain.


SIGNIFICANT.
The French ambassador, Duke de Broglie,
gives dinner this evening to Count de Paris.
Royal houOrs will be done the prince on the oc-
casou apparently by order.
A COMMISSIONER UNDER THE TREATY.
Russell Guerney, commissioner Of the British
government for the settlement Of the Alabama
claims, under the treaty of Washington, will
shortly sail for America.
RELATIONS WITH AMERICA.
The lord mayors banquet was given at the
Mansion house last night. Mr., Schenck was
present, and responded to toast to the prcsi-
dent of the United States. He said Commerce
is hourly bringing England and America nearer
and nearer together. The treaty Of Washington
promised to make the two peoples friendly for
everInore.
Mr.. Gladstone made the principal speech of
the evening. 1t was mostly devoted to home
affairs, but, in the course OF his remarks, the
premier alluded to the Washington treaty as a
great international recognition of the principles
of equity, and as most honorable termination
OF TOO long existing differences, and added: We
may now look forward to a future of perfect
harmony with the United States.
France.
PARIS, July 80.
Personal.
A letter is published from Count de Paris ex-
pressing his belief that Count dc Chambord is
to be the future king of France
1t is expected that the prolongaton of Theirs
power as chief executive will be voted upon by
the assembly next week.
Bazaine, Canrobert and Wimpffen have been
summoned to testify before the committee ap-
pointed by the assembly to investigate the con-
duct of the late war,
REORGANIZATION.
Gambetta has laid before Theirs Il proposition
Tor the reorganization of the army and the civil
service. The army plans are supposed to come
from Faidherbe and Chanzy, in CONJUNCTION with
hpa Il AVussn o1a IL
and MacMahon approve the plans. Some sur
prise is expressed at the cooperation of the roy
al princes with Gambetta and Theirs.
PASSPORTS.
Americans visiting Europe must bring pass
ports, especially naturalized citizens as the lat
ter cannot get them here without showing the
proper papers.
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
The Journal Officiel says an interview has been
arranged to take place in September, at Ver-
sailles, between Granville, Won Beust and
Theirs, when the eastern question, in all its
bearings, will be considered.
The minister of war has asked the assembly
committee on the budget for supplementary
credit of two hundred and eighteen million
francs.
Elections to fill the vacancies in the municipal
government, not filed in the last election, were
held to-day.
spain.
MADRID, July 80.
POLICY OF THE NEW CABINET.
The change in the Spanish cabinet will work
no change in the administration of affairs in
Cuba. The president of the ministry, Gorilla,
IN presenting the new ministerial programme to
the cortes, stated that there would be no depar-
ture from the colonial policy of Serrano's late
government, He declared: 'No Spanish gov
eminent can help sustaining the contest with
rebellion while single rebel cries Down with
SPAN! Our property, our blood, all we have,
and all we are, will we send to defend the in
tegrity of the Spanish dominion"
.r. FINANCIAL. .-.
The Impartial says il is the intention of Min
lster Gomez to pay the interest on the national
debt, without reducing the war budget.
Germany.
BERLIN, July 80.
HoNoRs TO DIR. DoLLINGER.
DIR. Dollinger has been elected rector of the
University of Munich. Fifty-four professors
voted III his favor, and six against him.
PAPAL SUCCESSION.
The clerical agitation throughout Prussia over
the question now pending relative to the rights
and prerogatiyeS of the papal see continues.
The question of succession to the papal chair
which is now being discussed in Rome, and in
which the college of cardinals have taken action,
also eXcites consideral interest. The Prussian
government has announced its determination to
prevent an attempt of the Italian cardinals to
nominate successor in the event of the death
OF the present pontitf, before the arrival of the
German cardinals. 1t is stated that Cardinal
Pietri will probably be the nominee of the col
lege of cardinals.