Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-06
FROM EUROPE.


FINANCIAL.
PARIS, Dec. "a bill authorizing the increase
of the circulation of the bank OF France will be
introduced into tle.assemby this week.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
A rumor is current that the Duke DAumalc
and Prince de Joinve have officially intimated
to NJ. Theirs their intention TO occupy their
seats in the chamber Of deputies to which they
were elected.
THE ASSEMBLY AND THEIRS REPORT.
The national assembly effected an organization
to-day by re-electing President Greyy and the
vice presidents of last session. The report that
President Theirs had sent his message to the as
Sembly was premature. Although its contents
are not known, or published, it is rumored that
Theirs wthhOdS the documents because he is
aycrse to declaring himself in favor Of the adj
mission of the Orleans princes 10 the chamber.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
The status of the Orleans princes promises to
be one of the leading questions before the assem-
bly, Bills restoring their COntiSCated estates and
all rights as citizens will be introduced at an
early day. 1t is anticipated that these measures
will give rise to exciting debates. The extreme
left wing will meet them with propositions for
general amnesty
THE REMOVAL OF THE ASSEMBLY TO PARIS.
La Bepublique Franchise, radical organ, says
the left will not take the initiative in moving
return Of the assembly and governmental Paris,
but there is no reason to doubt that the removal
VIII uC CiltCiCu uuIllS tlG SCSslOu Vi lllC IL Is
lature.
LATER-THIERs AND TUE PRINCES.
President Theirs appears to have made up his
mind to oppose the admission of the Orleans
princes to the national assembly, for the princes
to-day waited upon Theirs for the purpose of
listening to an exposition of the reasons infiu-
encing him against their taking seats in the
legislature, and endeavoring by arguments to
change his decision. The president received
the princes COurteOuSlv, but, owing to the
pressure of business, was unable to hear or re-
ply TO them to-day. He however, appointed an
interview for Friday next at which time he
will be prepared to give fully his reasons for not
allowing them to take their seats.
GREAT FIRE.
PARIS, Dec. ga great fire occurred to-day
in the splendid arcadeS Of the hotel du Louvre
which contain many of the most elegant shops
in Paris. Owing to the cXcrtiOns of the tiremcn,
the flames were eXtinguished before injury was
done to the palace. The loss to the store-kecp-
erS is immense.
Great Britain.
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
LONDON, Dee. 5.-The morning bulletin from
Sandringham says that the prince of Wales
passed a comfortable night. The progress Of
the case is satisfactory. The symptoms continue
to indicate a slow but steady improvement. 1t
is understood that the fever, though severe has
at no time been beyond the control Of the medi-
cal attendants. The public apprehension as to
the result has measuraby subsidized
Personal.
Gen. Sckes and bride arrived at London on
their way to take the steamer for New York.
MEMORIAL TO COwPER.
A memorial to the poet Cowper, at Brkhamp-
stead, is completed, and subscriptions from the
admirers of the author Of "Thc Task" in the
United States are desired.
italy.
EXPECTED PROTEST FROM THE POPE.
ROME, Dec 5.-ThG PRONUNCIATION Of an ency-
clcal from the pope against the installation of
the Italian parliament in Rome is expected in
few days.
Africa.
THE DIAMOND FIELDS,
LONDON, Dec. 5.-The annexation of the dia-
mOnd fields to the English domiuions in South
Africa has been completed. 1t is understood
that the tender of arbitration, wherein Germany,
Holland, and the United States were TO act as
umpires, arrived too late to suspend the negO-
tiationS. The news from the diamond fields
confirms the report of splendid successes in
finding precious stones