Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-31
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FURTHER FROM DIR. LIVINGSTONE.
LONDON, Aug. SO.-Dr. Kirk of Zana.bar
writes that DIR. Inv .ugstone is still in the coun-
thy west Of the TauqaRaglR and the Arabs
there count him a rcsidciit. II tliat reeion no
feeling is manifested toward him. He is fio7'
ing slowly but safely, and will leave no doubts
in the geographical problem whether Lake Tan
satdyika is the real head of the Nile, or wheth-
er it et1lp les 6y the Consdi
INDIsPOsITION Of fHE QUEEN. d.,
Queen Victoria is again indisposed, suffe ug
| from severe affection of the throat, Gccom-
| Vdried by a violent heads 'he. The physicians
to her ttlFlesiy IRE bestrN ug eyely attention on
| their patient.
AMERICAN FoRGER.
| Clarke, the American bond Gorger, hes ben
c0niHiitted for ttiF' at the next GssZes.
fiRr.
A destructive fire occurred in Drlig lGte, to-
| day. Several persons persisted in the tlTmes.
France.
THIERs' fEHM or SERVICE.
PARIS, Aug. 30;-Members Of the government
| have agreed Upon b'l for the pfolOngatiOfi Of
the powers OF FhiRtsi Which but Slightly mOdi-
fies the decree reported by tie e6hihiittee upon
The proposition of River, and which WI receive
the support of the entire left in the assembly.
81, . GAMBETTA
| Has withdrawn hts proposition for the disSolu-
ton of the assembly
| IN THE ASSEMBLY.
In the assembly, t. day, there was .ul at
! tendance of deputies, and the gPlleries were
| erowdsd, in expectation of decisive action on
| the pr0Uhgatlbn Of Thisrs' powers. Rivet an
nounced that the special committee Had dsr ID
to receive the amendment proposed by Brfaitte;
to the decree reported by them on Monday 1t
was thereupon announc d that the Cover 1ment
| Would seeept the decree. Loud protests were
| made by members of the left. Numerous
amendments; which have been propes to the
measure, were withdrawn. The eXciteiitent in
| the chamber duiing The prOeG ling was in=
| tense.
The assembly procc led u discuss that part
| of the preamble of the decree which Il tlafes
| the chamber possess of cons tLent powers.
An extraordinary and disgrace.ul tumult began.
| While Baragn0n was speaking, Testeir shout d:
"fou licked the emperor bbotss'
! A violent scene followed which last over
| ten minutes, and was brought u Il close by The
| president Putting On his hat
Gambetta opposed the assumption of Gohstit.
uent power, and elarcd that he would not &C.
| cept even republic from the present assembly
| He was obliged to bi.ng his sp oh TO 81 abrupt
close from sheer physice exhaustion.
The uproar in the chamber was dealering,
and several personfl CO. 'iSions occurred between
| deputies.
The first part of the preamble, affirming the
| constituent powers of the assembly WIS brought
to vote, and was Gdopt'l 48S 70 227.
| THE INDEMNITY.
| The payment of the third installment of the
Indemnity was completed Il day
| Germany.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
| BERLIN, Aug. 30.-WolIs telegraphic bureau
| to-day refffiimS its announcement of the tenth
Of Au@ust, that the New York city loan is not
| quoted IN the Berlin official 'ist The oldest
board Of Berlin merchants pers sts IN the resolve
| not to allow the quotation.
FRESH DISTURBANCES
| Have occurr between the people and the Ger
| man troops at StraSbouro, in which Seyera per-
sons were severed" wounded.
| CHOLEPA
| Has me- lie its appearance at Hamburg, where
several cases ere reported Sixteen deaths from
| the disease have occurred at Altoona, duiing the
| pest week. Cholera continues its ravages at
| konigsberg. There were one hundr-i new cases
and twenty-nine deaths on the 9th, and eighty
new c"ses and fifty deaths on the 2Sth
| Italy.
| THE ITALIAN ARBITRATOR UNDER THE WASH
| INGTUN TREATY.
| ROME, Au". 30.-Count Selopsis has been az -
| pointed by fling Victor Emanuel as arbitrat) "
| on the part of ltoly upon the ALBANIA ella ms.
RIOT.
| A violent demonstration took place in the
! streets of Rome, Sunday, Aug. 9th. drunken
crowd led by one Tosnette brother of the man
| who was behe DID for murder under the late
| papal government, marched toward the Vatican.
| The crowd made furious uproar, shouting
against the resident, who fed in terror, in all
directions, and muttering threats against the in
mates of the Vatican.
Tognettc harangod the ioters, melting them
to dee Is of violence. All fouIished daggers and
| pistols, and yelling, "AlbOS gil Pdpdine." The
author ties were alarmed at the threats of the
mob. The police being unable TO suppress the
| riot, the mayor called upon the military COM
mittHes of Rome for I'D. The troops arriv /
| shortly afterwards and charged upon the mob,
| which resisted, but finally fci in confusion
Many of the iioters frod as they ran, at the SOL
| diers, who replied by few sho's killing one
| and wounding several of the mob. The city is
| greatly excited over the occurrence.
Austria.
| FORMATION OF PEACE LEAGUE.
| VIENNA, Aug. 30.-The Free Press of this
city says that league for the preseI yation of
the peace of Europe has been fol n d at Gastein,
and that Aust ia, Germany and I'"'y, and per
| haps Russia, are its adherentS.
| RELATIONS WITH GERMANY.
The PROVINCES Correspondence says no 70. mel
| treaty has been concluded between GEL many
| and Aust "a, but they have come to a good I'M
| Outstanding as - the ma'Dt nance of peace. The
| Vienna Presse says an entente cOcdigle with
| Germany exists, and extends indirectly to Rus.
STA aS far as is CONSISTENT with the relations Of
| Gel many with that power.
Spain.
MoNTPENsIER
MADRID, Aug. 30.-The Duke of Mon pen
sier who is in France, offers - testify before
competent Spanish autho. tiles in relation ~
the death OF Gen. Pr.m. He is at present de-
tain from going TO Madrid by the illness of
his daughter.
AMNESTY.
decree of amnesty has been promulgated
which applies to all political offences commit d
in spain. The preamble rccites that the COVE. IL
ment is well aware of the poweressness of its
adyersc'ies aud its OWL ability to reprcss Ell
revolt.
From Washington.