Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-17
SCENES IN THE ASSEMBLY.

VERSAILLES June lb.-ln the assembly, To-
day, the resolution appointing a committee to
revise the decree of the government of national
defence was passed to second reading. NM
| AragO and Simon, during the debate on the
resolution, urged thorough investigation, and
protested against the calumnies heaped upon
| that government.
A resolution for a committee to inquire into
| the cause of the late instruction in Paris was
| introduced, and followed by heated discus
| sion.
NJ Tolain defended the International society, and
| denounced Napoleon, who, he said, was, at one
| time, willing to allow memorial issued by the
society to be distributed is France, if paragraph
eulogizing him was inserted in it. NJ. Tolain
promised, if the investigation was ordered, to
appear before the committee with documentary
evidence justifying the course of the interna-
tional society throughout the late troubles. He
was asked by deputy if he could likewise de-
fend the instruction, and replied by indignant
y repudiating any sympathy with assassins and
ncendiaries.
The resolution by the committee of investi-
cation was adopted.
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, June 16 Republican journals con-
denim the proposed military review on Sunday,
as impolitic and in bad taste.
Glais Bizoin is a candidate for the assembly
for one of the Paris districts. He is supporter
of President Theirs.
PROCLAMATION BY THE COMMUNISTS.
PARIS, June 16 "A proclamation has been is
sued by the international society which de-
clares: We are disarmed, but not conquered
and are still 100000 strong. Favre and Trochu
were the authors of our msfortunes, aided by
capital and priesthood. We accept the reSpon-
sibility of the CONGREGATIONS. We must have
no interior deputies and no division at the
polls. The reaction took away our arms, but
not our votes. Vi0e Ia Social RepubHQueW
"ViUe la COn,nlune!"
VERSAILLES DISPATCHES.
VERSAILLES, June 16.-Gen. Douay's corps
has gone to Lyons. His mission is to disarm
the national guards in the valley of the Rhine
from Lyons to Versailles. Gen. Climchant re-
mains at Versailles and Gen. d 'Admirault in
Paris, with 10000 men. About 10000 troops
will be sent to Algeria. The seventh corps is at
Versailles. The principal towns throughout the
country will be garrisoned. Nothing yet has
been determined by the government relative to
raising the state of siege in Paris.
The chief newspapers have constituted them
selves an election committee for the support of
| non-partisan candidates for the assembly, whose
careers are guarantees that they will support
law and order.
Upon the overthrow of the commune
Bismarck promised TO diminish the German
army of occupation in France.
The amount of the proposed French long
loan will, it is now said, be reduced one-tifth.
The Journalists who constituted themselves an
electoral committee offer TO electors collective
list of candidates, but the republican journals
refuse to accept the programme.
The grand review of one hundred thousand
men, announced for the Champ de Mars on
Sunday next, will be held at Long Champs.
Rumors of changes in the ministry are au-
thOritativey contradicted
The motions submitted in assembly yesterday
by NJ. Baze, were unexpected by his colleagues, land
are regarded as inopportune. 1t is thought that
no action will be taken upon them.
1t is reported that Pyatt has been arrested at
La Villette Disguised as a priest
General Fabrice has presented his compli-
ments to Nj. Theirs.
THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT MAKES NO
CLAIMS.
VERSAILLES, June 16.-The United States
government has announced through its repre-
sentatives here and at Berlin that it has no
claims to make against the belligerents engaged
in the late Franco German war, or in the still
more recent civil war with the commune, for
damages inflicted upon the persons or property
of American subjects then in France.
Spain.
LONG DISCUSSION.
MADRID, June 16.-rhere has been a long
discussion in the committee of the cortes, with
reference TO the amendment of the treaty with
the Bank of Paris, under which the treasury
loan was to have been effected. No conclusion
was reached.
Italy.
LEGISLATIVE ACTION.
FLORENCE, June 16.-The propositions of
Der Of deputies, and the discussion Of the army