Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-05
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THE PROSPECTIVE SURRENDER.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 3-King William has aban-
doned the idea of entering Paris upon the ca
pitulation. The forts of Paris arc to be gar
risoned and provisoncd for two years, and the
Germans are TO hold Asacc Lorraine, Bclfort,
Bitche aud the line of communication with
Paris. After an unconditional surrender, which
alone will be accepted, the garde national will
be armed and be made responsible for the pres
erYation OF order in the capital, and the corps
legiSlatit will be summoned to meet on the Sd of
the following month";
sPA1N-TuE NEW KING.
MADRID, Jan. 4.-lIerad special: The king
arrived at Araniuez, at eight O'Clock last night,
and slept there All demonstrations along the
route were abandoned ut his request lie en-
tered Madrid quietly at $50 O'Clock, having
been delayed by a heavy snow storm. He
reached the COrteS on horseback soon after two
O'Clock
The deputies chcered him as he entered the
chamber, and, after he took the constitutional
oath, he was presented to the people from the
porch. The king then rode through the city to
the palace, with small guard of soldiers. A
large crowd of people lined the streets, but
moderate enthusiasm was manifested and there
were but few decorations,
Marshal Prm's body was removed to-day to
the church at Ocha without disturbance. There
were 10000 people out, aud an imposing process.
sion took place. Officers, deputies, regent, mem
bers OF the cabinet and various diplomatic bodies
followed on foot. The carriage in viii III the
assassination occurred was in the procession its
sides riddled with bullets and its glass windows
shattered.
ALL SORTS OF BORDEAUX DISPATCHES.
BORDEAUX, Jan. 4.-Some of the Paris jour
nalS accuse Trochu of teebleneSs, and Il number
OF newspapers of Bordeaux coincide in this
opinion.
1t is understood that orders have been sent to
the generals in the field to hasten the movement
upon Paris.
A new general has been sent to command the
French forces at II yre
The evacuation of Rouen by the Germans is
considered certain as Manteuffel is compelled
to concentrate his forces in the north by the for
ward movement OF Gen. Faidherbe along the
valley of the Disc.
ten. Chauzy continues to meet with successes
over the enemy with his flying columns of Al
gerian cavalry He routed body of Prussians
yesterday
VARIOUS LONDON DISPATCHES.
LONDON, Jan. AT the New Years banquet
at Versailles, the king gave a toast to the Ger
man princes, 10 which the duke of Baden re-
sponded in speech, rejoicing at the restoration
of the old German empire aud concluding with
toast to William the Victorious"
Austria will arrest and dctain all French pris-
Oners who escape into her territory.
Certain bankers of Berlin have been SEN
fenced to long terms Of Imprisonment, for par
ticipating in the subscriptions to the recent
French loan.
Antonelli received cordially the ambassador
sent by Victor Emanuel to announce his arril al
in Rome.
The PruSsian government has declined to sec
ond the Austrian demand upon the powers for a
fresh guarantee for the security of the naviga-
ton of the lower Danube.
Austria sends Count Sziosn as assistant to
her representative at the London conference.
plan is on foot for a public reception and
dinner to Jules Fayre, on his arrival here to at
tend the conference.
BY the surrender of Mezieres, 1000 prison.
ers, 1O6 guns and Il quantity of stores fell into
the hands of the Germans,