Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-14
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LoNpoN, Dec. bat noon to-day, London
time the prince was sun living. There was no
change for the better.
CONDITION UNCHANGED.
2PM.-rhe hopes raised by the slightly fav-
orabe advices from Sandringbam yesterday are
hardly borne out to-day The official bulletins
given below show nothing encouraging and
their effect is not favorable in the change. The
prince passed restless night, and there is no
improvement in his condition.
WHAT Is TO BE DONE WHEN HE DIES.
In case OF his death council of regency will
be created, composed Of the duke of Cambridge,
the duke of Edinburgh, the princess of Wales,
and perhaps others This is likely to take place
immediately, and TO be followed by a discussion
upon the power of the present parliament to
continue its sessions, OF whether it is necessary
to 20 to the country as an extraordinary occa-
sion
CONTEMPTtBLE, IF TRUE.
There is a feeling in some circles that the Of
fetal bulletins have represented the case of the
prince Of Wales worse than it really is in order
to arouse sympathy for the prince and make
him popular.
CONTRADICTORY STATEMENTS.
LIP. MA bulletin issued from Sandringham,
10 p. NJ, says the prince passed a less unquiet
evening" Unofficial dispatches from Sandring-
ham, however are uniavorable. The lung
symptoms are reported as most distressing.
LATEST.
Dec II, 3 A. M.--An official dispatch from
Saudringham, dated at!onc this morning, says
the prince Of Wales is less restless There is no
increase of exhaustion, and he has had some
sleep. The queen and Princess Alexandria CON
tinue well. Prince Louis Of Hesse has arrived
at Sanddugham. The Turkish ambassador
went to Sandringham yesterday, as representa-
tive of the diplomatic body
Archbishop Manning has ordered prayers in
the Catholic churches for the recovery of the
prince. The illness of the prince creates anxiety
throughout Ireland. The republicans and dem
ocrats Of London are about to send an address
of coincidence to the queen.
WHAT MoNARCHs FEAR
The foreign Office has sent instructions to all
agents abroad TO investigate the organization
of the various branches of the International So
city and report to government.
END OF A STRIKE.
Inc telegraph employees are returning to their
work in all the principal cities, without accom-
plishing their object. The movement is a
failure.
France.
ACCIDENT.
PARIS, Dec. BY an accident from a col
lision to-day TO the Boulougne train onathe
northern railway, near Survilliers, seven persons
were injured and the locomotive destroyed.
Spain.
CRISIS APPREHENDED.
MADRID, Dec. 13.-Ehere is rumOr that q
ministerial crisis is approaching, and that the
dissolution Of the cortes is imminent.
Sussiu.
Personal ENCOUNTER BETWEEN HIGH DIG
NITARIES.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 13.-Yesterday the
Czarowtch Alexander became involved in a pr-
vate dispute with Prince De ReuSs, minister of
the German empire to Russia The passions of
both were aroused, and the czarowitch so far
forgot himself rs to make a personal assault on
the ambassador. Friends uterlered, and the
parties were separated. There is much excite
mcnt caused by the incident and II is feared
that the consequences will be grave, although
there is no reason to apprehend any Interrupt
ton OF the good relations between Russia and
Germany, as the quarrel is believed to be wholly
of a private character