Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-20
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France.
UNHAPPY PARIS.
PARIS, June 19-Special to thellWorld: Indi-
cations of renewal of the instruction multi
ply. The workingmen openly insult the sol
diers. Attempts at assassination and incendiar-
ism continue. The elections will result in the
return of international candidates. During the
last two days twenty officers of the COM
mune have been arrested, half of whom were
foreigners. The reorganization of the central
committee and its procamatiOns excite great
dismay. New loans will be offered on the 26th
of June, bearing five per cent interest, at 81.
VARIOUS DISPATCHES FROM VERSAILLES.
VERSAILLES, June 19.-The assembly to-day
passed bill giving the natives of Alsace and
Lorraine residing in France the right to vote,
and making them eligible to the assembly.
Minister EavTe informed the house that $780,
900 French prisoners yet remain in Germany,
but they are returning home at the rate of $500
daily.
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, June 19-EUeRing.-L Liberte asserts
that Felix Pyat was arrested to-day.
Twenty-Five hundred women, convicted OF
setting fire, or attempting to set fire, to build
ings IN Paris have been sentenced to Il psporta-
ton to New Caledonia.
Gambetta will soon return to France.
The imperial guard is being reorganized under
the name of the republican guard.
Germany.
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
BERLIN, June 19.-Emperor William leaves
Berlin to-day for Baden Baden, at which place
he bill stop a few hours before proceeding to
Ems to meet Alexander.
THANKSGIVING.
To-day is devoted to thanksgiving in all the
churches, which are crowded national pray
or composed by the high consistory was read
in fhn fhnIra utrhia trrop MI Ixr 1aan
rated
WILLIAM ON THE oPERATIC STAGE.
There was a stage performance of opera at
the palace Saturday night which was attended
through special invitation only. TWAS grand
display of gorgeous uniforms by high military
authorities. The civil authorities occupied the
pit and the diplomatic corps the proscenium
boxes. Everybody except the American minis
ter were in uniforms. The ladies only occupied
the front row, and none except maids of honor
were on the second tier. The emperor and suite
entered at eight O'Clock amid perfect silence.
The emperor and empress bowed formally thrice.
The crown princess, charmingy dressed in pale
silk and wearing tiara of diamonds, was seated
on the right of the emperor, and a galaxy was
formed behind them by duchesses and prin-
cesses. The box was filed with other princes,
forming magnificent spectacle. prologue
was spoken by Fraulein Erhardt in panegyric
of Frederick William the LII. An allegOrcal
piece followed, entitled Heimkem, by Roden-
burg, with music by Eckert. At its conclusion
the emperor LETT his seat. A monolOgue was
then given Of the legend of BarbarrOssa, which
was illustrated by tableaux ViYants, and
closed with the temperance of the emperor
on horseback, at which the audience rose and
shouted "hoch" thrice. Amid the waving Of
helmets and great excitement the emperor bowed
and retired
Belgium.
THE RIOT AT BRUSSELS.
BRUSSELS, June 19.-The civic corps wer(
compelled TO intervene for the preservation Of
peace. They used their bayOnets, and severa
of the rioters were hurt. The members Of thu
International society are said TO be the ringlead
ers of the outbreak against the friends Of the
pope.
| ARRESTS.
| SiXty-eight arrests were made in this city OIL
| Sunday night, mainly of members Of the inter
national society.
| Great Britain.
| PARLIAMENT.
| LONDON, June 19.-The lords to-day debatet
| the declaration of Paris of 1856, abolishng pri
Watering.
Earl Cowper though the refusal of the Unitet
States to agree to the declaration was no grOunt
for its reputation by Great Britain.
Earl Malmesbury denounced the convention
and quoted the opinions pronounced against i
| by the late Earl Derby and Sir G. Cornwall
| Lewis. The refusal of the American govern
ment to adhere TO its agreement made it worth
| less. He sharply criticized the Piussians fol
| their disregard of private property and thei
| outrageous acquisitions during the late war.
Earl Granville declared that it was not within
the power of England to repudiate treaty
signed by all the great powers of Europe.
CAUCUS.
AT a caucus to-day of the tory members of thu
| house of lords, it was decided to oppose the
abolition of the purchase system in the army
and to accept the ballot bill. The position oil
the government is extremely unstable.
Russia.
VISIT OF ALEXIS TO GERMANY.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 19.-The Grand Duke
Alexis, with his suite, left here yesterday to join
his majesty, the emperor Alexander, at Ems
The grand duke only visits the German springs
to be present at the coming interview between
| his father and the emperor of Germany. The
departure of the Grand Duke Alexis will taxi
| place in August. Exclusive of the imperia
suites, the squadron will have about 200 officer.
| and 1000 marines on board. The former will be
among the most distinguished in the imperial
navy, and the latter are picked men from all the
stations on the Baltic.
Spain.
BILL APPROVED.
MADRID, June 19.-The committee of the
budget has approved of the bill recently intro
duced by Moret, finance minister, providing
for the Naturalization of the bank of Paris for
the withdrawal of the treaty under which it was
to have negotiated Spanish loan.
Italy.
PLOT TO AssAssINATE THE POPE.
ROME, June IA plot for assassiuating the
pope has been discovered. 1t was concocted in
London, Florence and Paris, by members Of the
international society. The assassination was
planned to take place yesterday.
THE JUBILEE.
The pope's jubilee was attended with great
eclat, and all the European sOvereigns, includ-
ing Victoria, sent congratulations.
THE CAPITAL.
A further postponcment of the transfer of the
capital of Italy from Florence to Rome will
probably be announced soon.