Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-11
AbbreNin,cd Dispntchcs.

Emperor William has arrived at Constance.
William II. Seward arrived at Berlin, Thurs
day.
The duchess of st. Adams, twenty-five years
of age, has died in chdbed,
The submarine telegraph cable connecting
Hong Kong and Shanghai has been broken.
AT Charleston, S. c., yesterday, no deaths
from yellow fever were reported.
The cholera in North Germany is diminishing
greatly
The small pox has broken out in the southern
towns of Chill.
Another very severe storm occurred on Lake
Erie on Saturday night.
The yield and expectation of coal this year
from Chill has been extraordinary.
Over S15,000000 of the Virginia state debt has
been funded being one-third of the whole debt.
The emperor of Brazil and the queen of the
Netherlands will visit Italy this autumn.
Cardinal Bonaparte has gone to Rome He
carries with him letter from Napoleon to the
Pope.
gan interview between Theirs and Prince
GOrtschakoff has been arranged to take place
at Lausanne in Switzerland
King Amadeus has been enthusiastically re-
ceived at all points at which he has stepped dur
ing his journey through the provinces.
Gonzales Bravo, eX-prime minister of Spain,
died suddenly Saturday morning, at Biarritz, in
comparative poverty.
Christina Edmonds the Brighton, Eng, poi
sOner, has been committed on the charge of hay
ing committed wiul murder.
Don Carlos orders his adherentS to avail
themselves of the amnesty and return to SPAIN
Bayonne is crowded with returning refugees.
1t is reported in the City of Mexico, on good
authority, that the partisans of Lerdo have
| joined Juarez, in which case the reelection of
| the latter as president is certain.
In consequence of the injunction issued
| Thursday by Judge Barnard, no money was
| paid out at Chamberlain office at New York on
| Friday and no warrants for money were given
| to the creditors of the city.
tits estimated that 1859 ,423 barrels of fer
mented liquors were produced in this country
| during the last fiscal year, and that the con-
sumption of malt liquors has increased while
that of whiskey has declined
On Wednesday last Mrs Richard B. Connolly
made formal transfer of half a million dollars
in registered United States bonds to her son-in-
law, Joel Fithian. The transfer was immediate
ly telegraphed to Washington, aud entered on
| the books of the treasury department. Mrs.
| Connolly still possess three and a half million
| dollars of unregistered bonds.
Police Captain Hickey and Detective Lann-
| gan were placed under $4,000 bonds at New
| York, on Saturday, by Judge Booth, Tor con-
/ tempt of court in taking prisoner away from
this city on the day of the trial, in order to get
a reward from another state, 1t is thought that
| they will be severely dealt with.
| Prof. G. Ii. +. Peters, Litchfeld observatory,
| Hamilton college, announces the discovery of
| another asterOid, first noticed at one O'Clock
| Saturday morning. Two hours revealed de-
cded motion, making its planetary nature GER
| tain. 1t is Of the eleventh magnitude, and will
| probably be the 10th of the asteroids.
The Levant Herald says that the deaths at
| Tabriz, Persia, still average $40 per day.
| Christians and Mussulmans are camped in the
mountains, and business entirely stopped. The
Persian army has been disbanded. Storms and
foundations have almost entirely destroyed the
bazars and gardens in the vicinity of Tabriz.
The conclave at Fulda has determined to take
decisive steps against the aggressive policy of
DR.. Won Muller, the Prussian minister of ecce.
siastical affairs. A joint resolution has been
adopted to disregard his decree and petition the
reichstag and Emperor William for redress.
The bishops are departing from Fulda.
The last of the Lower California colonists ar
rived in San Francisco on Saturday from Mag
| dalena Bay. The total number of colonists
landed there by the company from the begin
ming ofthe enterprise is 1876, of whom so have
died from heat, thirst and disease contracted
| by exposure.
! Among the assurances Of the Globe wooden
| mills, recently burned at Utica, were five thou
sand dollars in each of the following offices
Putnam, Etna, Hartford, Phoenix, North Amer,