Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-29
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THE TREATY RATIFIED.
LONDON, June 2S.-Ihe Gazette officially an
nounces the ratification of the treaty of Wash
ington by her majesty's government and noti-
hes all her majesty's subjects having claims
against the United States to transmit their de-
mands to the foreign office within six months
after the day appointed for the first meeting of
commissioners for the adjustment of such
claims. The date for the meeting of the com
mlssloners Is not yet fixed. The notifications of
the treaty Of Washington were exchanged on
the 18th inst.
A CROWN PRINCE TO VISIT ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 2S.-The crown prince, Fred
erick William of Germany, and his wife,
Princess Victoria of England, are expected in
this country during the coming autumn, to
maks visit of some length.
THE CITY OF RAGUsA SPOKEN.
The little ship City Of Rugusa, from New
York, was spoken on Monday, 1874 miles from
Cape Clear.
SMALL Pox.
Deaths from small pox in London are about
$40 weekly.
HoNoRs TO AMERICAN CLERGYMEN.
reception was held at the rooms OF the Ma
tional club last evening, in honor of the clerical
and lay delegates appointed by the American
evangelical alliance to confer with the Russian
car at Stuttgardt next month. The rooms were
crowded with distinguished and noble visitors
Col. iShaftesbuy presided. A grand dinner
comes off at Richmond to-day, also given in
their honor, at which the Earl of Chichester pre-
sides. A large number of noblemen will also be
present to do honor to the American delegates
Another reception will be held tomorrow at the
residence of Mr.. Tom Hughes, the distinguished
author
France.
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, June est is hoped that in the cleo
tons on Sunday next as many as so of the 118
deputies TO be chosen to the assembly will be
SnnnnrtprG To fho ~
lists are very active in the distribution of pam
phlets intended for effect upon the electors. A
coalition OF the principal electoral committees of
Paris is considered probable.
The new loan has been covered and the SUBJ
sCription lists closed. The amount desired has
been subscribed for several times over Even
the peasants and servants have invested their
savings in the loan.
The Bonapartist pamphlet is mainly addressed
to, and intended for, effect among ignorant cleo
tors, and, TO great extent, is devoted to praise
oil the imperial generosity to the Catholic church.
The democrats are hopelessly divided
The communists are still placarding Paris
with proclamations
Another Franco-German feud recently broke
our in Strasbourg. Even women engaged in it,
and poured hot water upon the foes. Many ar
rests were made, and quiet was restored.
1t Is denied that the communists, while i'll
power, forged notes on the Bank of France.
The Havre chamber of commerce has sent n
protest TO the assembly against customs duties
PRESIDENT Theirs intimates that treaties with
foreign powers must be modified, owing to the
altered circumstances OF France
The committee of united republican iourn ais
have issued an address to the electors of the de-
partment OF the Seine, declaring that the repub-
lie is not mere temporary eXpedient
Personal.
PARIS, June 2S.-The khedive of Egypt has
sent 100000 francs to the orphans of the French
civil war.
The moderate republicans object to the cleo
ton of Gambetta to the assembly as anti-pa-
triotic.
In the assembly yesterday, Audiffet presented
report respecting contracts made during the
war, which accuses several persons of enormous
frauds. The late French consul at New York,
victor Place, is especially charged with corrup-
ton in office.
The republican committee, after a discussion,
rejected by majority of two the name of Gam
beta as candidate for the assembly.
M. Gabriac goes to Berlin as diplomatic repre-
sentative of France. He will probably leave to-
morrow for his post
The emperor and empress are expected to ar
rive here tomorrow.
Count de Paris arrived here to-day, and will
call on M. Theirs tomorrow He has sent
messenger to make arrangements for the visit
of the Duke de Chartres to Paris, and fixed a
date when both princes may have an interview
with Nj. THEIRS
A state dinner will be given by NJ. Theirs to-
morrow. Gen. Bourbaki will probably be pres
ent.
Gambetta has accepted the nomination to the
assembly in the department of the lower Seine.
Spain.
THE MINISTRY.
MADRID, Jane 28.-Later consultations be-
tween the king, the presidents of the senate and
congress aud members of the ministry, have re-
suited in the announcement that Moret remains
in the cabinet upon the condition that the cortes
agree to his plans, only partial modification of
which is probable.
THE POSITION OF THE KING.
The king, in his reply to the communication
of the ministers rendering their designations,
could not recognize the ministerial crisis unless
1t originated in the chambers, and he requested
the ministers to again appear before the cortes.
Italy.
FLORENCE, June 2S.-rhe Bank of Rome has
been founded.
THE KINGS DEPARTURE.
FLORENCE, June 2S.-VictOr Emanuel set out
today on his journey to Naples aud Rome. The
chief authorities of the kingdom and city took
leave of him at the depot. Troops were drawn
up, under arms; large crowds of people had as
sembled to witness the departure, and cheered
the king, as the royal train passed out
KOrea,
THE BATTLE WITH THE AMERICANS.
LONDON, June 2S.-The British foreign office
has received the following Geographic dispatch:
SHANGHAI, June %.
"Ihe American expedition has gained vic.
tory over the Koreans on King HOa island The
Korean stronghold was captured and destroyed.
The Koreans made q desperate defence, losing
500 killed and wounded. The loss of the Amer,
icaGs was one officer and two men killed and
seven wounded"