Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-04
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FRANCE
THE ELECTION.
PARIS, July 3.-Ihe elections passed off
without disturbance and little excitement was
apparent throughout the day The city is per-
fectly calm tonight. There is no doubt of the
election of Gambetta in the department of the
lower Seine. No definite returns have been re-
ceived from the other departments.
Returns from departments indicate the cleo
ton of fifteen moderate republicans. The
Steele states that the army did not vote. The
workmen all cast their votes for Gambetta and
Victor Hugo, who are the candidates elected for
the first section OF the seventh reimbursement OF
Paris. The returns from SceauX are favorable
to the government candidate The election OF
Wolowski, Lonvet, Pernolet, Pressense, Cissy
and Andre, is certain. The returns are still
meagre, but it is probable that the Partisan
press union has succeeded in electing fifteen OF
its candidates. OF the radicalists Gambetta is
alone successful. In many of the districts only
a two-thirds vote was poled.
Ldter.-FOur republicans have been chosen
from the department Of Gironde to the assem-
bly,. The republicans cast $4,000 votes, the i'm
perialists $4,000, and the royalsts 10000. Gems.
Faidherbe and Testen, republicans, have been
elected from the department du NOrd by a two
thirds vote. The departments of Pas de Calais
and Somme have also chosen Gen. Faidherbe.
The department of Aisne elects republicans,
and the department of Seine inierieure mod
crate republicans. Only two monarchistS are
chosen from Paris. The approximate result of
the election in thirty-lour departments, eXcu-
sive of that of the Seine, is fty-siX republicans
and twelve conservatives.
VERSAILLES, July St is now considered
certain that eighty or ninety of the one hundred
and fourteen deputies chosen yesterday TO the
assembly, are moderate republicans, and will
support the administration of President Theirs.
Gambetta has been returned to the assembly
from Marselles. Liberals have been chosen to
the assembly from the departments of the
Seine-et-O Disc. DuYergnier and Magne are
among the successful candidates. NJ. Rouher is
defeated in the department of Lower Charente.
FROM VERSAILLES.
VERSAILLES, July 3.-DscuSSion on the
budget was resumed in the assembly to-day.
Deputies from Lyons have presented to the
assembly protests, numerOuSly signed by their
constituents, against the imposition of tax on
silk
The assembly is now considering bill re-
quiring deposit of caution money by news
papers.
NJ. Ponyer-Quertier, minister of finance, has
RENTED 100,000,000 francs, on account of the
war indemnity, to Count Waldersee, German
ambassador.
Candidates pledged solely to the restoration
of the integrity of France have been successful
in several districts.
A mail train on the Northern railway ran off
the track to-day near Clarmount. Six persons
were killed and twenty injured.
Personal.
PARIS, July 8. --Rochefort is pronounced to be
insane.
A long interview has been held between Theirs
and Gen. Fabrice, the general administrator of
civil affairs in France.
No political Importance is attached to the fact
that the Orleans princes dined on Saturday
with NJ. Theirs.
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, July 3.-The sugar refneries of Paris
are employing German wOrkmen.
The court martial for the trial of the COM
munists will convene in Paris tomorrow.
Great Britain.
DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.
LONDON, July 3.-lt is reported that Lord
Bloomfield will retire from the position of
British ambassador at Vienna, and will be sue
ceeded by Sir Alexander Buchanan. Lord
Lotus, the present ambas sador to Berlin, will
take the latteTs post at st. Petersburg. Odo
Russell, who has been appointed ambassador to
Berlin, will be replaced in the foreign office by
Lord Tenterden.
RIoToUs oRANGEMEN.
There were disturbances by the Orangemen on
Saturday at Lurgan, market town of Ireland
in Ulster county. The military were called out
and the riot act was read, when the rioters dis
persed and quiet was restored
NEW LINE.
The Arragon, pioneer steamer of the Bristol
| and New York line, sailed from the former port
cargo. Thousands of spectators witnessed her
departure, and gave enthusiastic cheers for the
new transatlantic line.
THE FRENCH LOAN
Is already much above the price at which it was
| issued, because of the quiet manner in which
the French elections have passed off.
TIE CENSUS.
The details of the census returns show that
the larger cotton manufacturing cities have lost
in population since 1860.
LEssEPs.
The queen to-day invested NJ. de Lesseps with
the order of the Star of India.
Germany.
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
BERLIN, July EMPEROR William is rapidly
recovering from his recent indispostion, and is
again able to transact business
Belgium.
RELATIONS WITH ITALY.
BRUSSELS, July 3.-In the senate, to-day,
Baron Danethan stated that the Belgian gov :
eminent neither approved nor disapproved the
Italian occupation of Rome. Two Belgian le-
cations would still be maintained, one to the
Italian court and the other to the holy see.
spain.
FINANCIAL.
MADRID, July 3.-The Impartial saws Senior
MOret minister of finances, has negotiated a
loan of 100 600 900 reals at 10 per cent. with the
proceeds of which he, proposes to pay off the
foreign debt and meet other pressing demands.
Italy.
FOREIGN MINISTER'S IN ROME.
ROME, Jnly administers from Germany,
Sweden, Turkey, Holland, Russia, Spain and
the United States to the court of King Victor
Emanuel have arrived in this city.