Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-02
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THE ARMY OF OCCUPATION.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-Gen Mpntcuttel has replied
to the note of President Theirs complaining at
the delay of the movement for the evacuation
of the department of Disc by the Germans.
The general says the halt was caused by a
misconception Of orders; evacuation will be re-
sumed to-day.
RELATIONS WITH GERMANY.
Prince Bismarck refuses to accept article
three of the customs treaty. President Theirs
has abandoned the article, and tclegraphcd
fresh proposals.
Ldter.-Assurances are given at Versailles
that the difficulties in the way of a ratification
Of the customs treaty with Germany has been
overcome.
RELATIONS WITH BELGIUM.
The Journal of Brussels contradicts a rumor
that Belgium had refused to make any modi-
hcatlon in the treaty of commerce with FraLce.
TIRE BoNAPARTEs.
EuenRg-Ihe supporters of the empire arc
becoming holder in their intliguCs, and agitat-
in openly tor restoration. Clement DIVER
nois, editor of the new BOnapartist paper de-
clareS that THEIRS is failing; and the country
VIII naturally return to the government which
gave it twenty years of order.
SUCCESS OF THE NEW LOAN.
The French loan meeting was an unprcCe-
dentcd success. The amounts allotted to Italy,
Austria and Switzerland are already freely sub
sCuhed for, while in Belgium twice the amount
assigned has been covered. Throughout France
the popularity of the loan continued TO increase
from the opening of the books Reports shows
thirteen times the amount appOrtoncd TO have
been applied for. This satisfactory result is
understood to be highly gratifying to the gov
crument.
RUPTURE BETWEEN THEIRS AND THE AS
sEMBLY.
1t is stated that differences have arisen be-
tween President Theirs and the permanent COM
mittec of rho assembly, causing much ill
feeling
Great Britain.
MORE MARINE DISASTERS.
LONDON, Oct. IA Sunderland steamer
with seven hands, and an Italian brig, with
nine persons on board, loundcrcd off the mouth
of the Humber in the last gale.
Dispatches from Great Grimsby give harrow
ing details Of shipwrecks, in fall sight of the
people on shore. The master of the American
snip Bertha lhayer was swept from the deck
during the gale, and drowned, off Suudy Isle.
The ship put back to Penarth Roads.
LONDON VIEWS OF THE NEW YORK CRISIS.
The difficulty in the municipal government Of
New York creates increasing interest in London.
The journals contain editorials discussing the
subject freely. The articles are very similar in
tenor, and generally coincide in the view that
the result of the present crisis in the local gov
ernment of New York is of the most vital i'm
portance to the future interests and welfare of
its citizens.
ROYAL FAMILY MATTERS.
place between his RnvoI Hi,rhnns. prno tn
md tbe princoSi Thris ,Ita - ,L i,
of Dnnmorl- mi .ister 81 tI,,, pri,,,. ~ W.
The present precarious state of the health of
r,oni T,nrc o,,d tb,ot5,tri,,t ~ ,,,t ~
popuI,r ooitotinn md c,niin,r il, I.,-,,. ,r ,t,
prince and nrincess Of Wales assnmin" The tt'e
Social and nufii tio of tbn $500, @ - tiio
increase and this is particularly urued nv thp
conservatives, who consider that such dispo-
Sitlon OF affairs would be most iudicious under
The present circumstances, besides ayertmg such
complications and difficulties. (which might arise
on the demise of her majesty.
WINE yet IN power the conservatives are fear