Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-24
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LONDON, June 2S.-The American members of
the deputation for promoting religious liberty
in Russia, who will shortly arrive in England,
will be present Tuesday IeZt at a soiree at the
National CLUB and will be entertained on
Wednesday by Il banquet at Richmond. Among
the visitors expected are Bishop McIlvaine of
Ohio, and Peter Parker.
DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.
Lord Lotus will probably succeed Lord
Bloomfield as British ambassador at Vienna,
and Sir Augustus Paget, who is now envoy to
Florence, will become ambassador to Berlin in
place of Lord LOTUS Lord Belper, now vice
president of the university ct London, has been
appointed to succeed the late George Grote as
president of that institution.
NAPOLEON,
1t is reported that Napoleon is about to change
his residence to the parish ofMainheGd in Devon.
PARLIAMENT.
In the house of commons, tc-dGy, PROPOSE
ton TO build needed public road through the
grounds and by the side Of Buckingham palace,
and proposal to sell tie unoccupied palaces,
such as st. James ard Hampton court, and ar
ply the proceeds to Il reduction Of the public
debt, were rejected. Mr.. Gladstone ard the
wing members were conspicuous in their devC-
ton to the crown ard their antagon!sm 10 the
measures proposed.
RUMoRs.
1t is rumored that Prince Arthur is TO be made
duke of Ulster, and that the government in
tends, before the propagation OF parliament, TO
introduce bill for the purchase Of a royal seat
in Ireland.
France.
Personal.
PARIS, June 23.-Gambetta is in Malta,
The Marquis de Gabriac, tie French charge
d'affairs at Berlin, has arrived in that city.
PietrO, formerly project of police ard secre-
tary of Napoleon, is expected to return TO Paris.
Theirs has presented to each regiment o. the
army copy of his history Of REVOLUTION and
Empire"
Prince Napoleon has declined the nomination
to the assembly from the department of Char
ents in favor of Rouher.
The indications are that the efforts of Presi-
dent Theirs to break the fusion between the Or
leanists and legitimistS will be successful.
Duke d'Aumale has refused TO give his formal
adhesion to the candidacy of the Count de
ChambOrd, as requested by the count
letter from NJ. Guizot on the state of France
cOunsels the maintenance of President Theirs in
power, and approves of his policy, and desires
speedy solution Of The monarchcal question.
Gambetta, fearing that the Spanish govern
ment would e&tradite him among the commun
lists, has fled to Malta placing himself under
English protection. He is secure there, because
Earl Granville refuses the eXtradition of COM
munists.
Aumale, Joinvie and Chartres have arrived
at Calais, awaiting the arrival of the Count de
Paris. Aumae declines to visit Chambord re-
fusing to formally adhere TO the compact recog-
nizing Chambord as king. Theirs is jubant
at this.
A letter from Louis Blanc is published de-
claring that the republican party, hitherto a
force, must become power
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES
PARIS, June 23-There has been an explosion
Of gunpowder in the Polygon Of Vincennes.
Nobody was injured
Fifteen thousand troops have been sent to
Fontainbleau, where two of the courts martial
are to convene. The corps of Gen. DOuay will
soon be sent to Lyons. The Veritas says that
the courts will commence on Wednesday next.
The GaulOls announces that the elections for
councils generauX will be held July Is.
A free trade league has been established at
Versailles, with Leon Say as president and
Flottard secretary. The league objects to the
modification of any of the commercial treaties
with other powers without the assent of the as
sembly.
The French loan is to be issued at 80 fir. Soc,
payable in seventeen installments SubScrp-
tons to it will be received on and after the Goth
instant.
The official journal publishes decree recall
ing to their posts all furloughed treasurers, re.
ceiyers and collectors, to receive subscriptions
to the loan, and immense lists of amounts re-
ceived by the French consuls and ambassadors
in foreign countries, in aid of victims by the
war.
Marshal Mcmahon has issued an order abro-
eating the former regulations permitting the
sale of inaammables; by the new order, retail
ers are forbidden to keep on hand at one
time over two hundred litres of such material
All persons who disobey this mandate will be
tried by court martial. Manufacturers and
dealers in arms and ammunition are also re-
quired to submit to restrictions upon the fabri-
cation and sale of those articles.
The French mail service for India and China
will be re-estabished in july leaving Marselles
once fortnight on Sunday
A violent quarrel took place yesterday on the
I rIC Iafy Vlan
party of Prussian officers, In consequence of
the affair Marshal Mcmahon has requested the
Prussian commander to prevent his officers from
entering the city.
The stringency Of the passport system has
been increased.
10 Versailles within the present week are a con-
siderable number of well dressed and respecta-
BILE appearing men and women.
STATE OF SIEGE.
VERSAILLES, June 23.-In the assembly, to-
day, the minister of the interior stated that it
would be inOpportune to raise the state of siege
of Paris al present, nut the government would
allow the citizens every liberty in the coming
elections not inconsistent with public safety.
The public utterance OF insumectonary doc
trines and intammatory appeals cannot be per-
mitted.
Italy.
LEGISLATIVE WORK.
tLOhENCEJ June zd--ln ne CuHlnuer OF uepu-
ties has approved the bill for the organization Of
the army, and is now engaged in discussion Of
the measures of public safety.
Spain,
THE MINISTRY
MADRID, June 22.-The cortes will finally
vote the address TO the crown tomorrow after
which the ministry will be arranged.
Belgium.
BELGIAN COMMUNISTS.
BRUSSELS, June 28.-Baron d'Auethan in
formed the chambers to-day that, as far as
known, OF the communists under arrest in
Paris, 1866 are subjects Of Belgium. He said
that the Belgian government had not asked for
their release, nor did it intend to; but it ex-
pected, and would see, that they had impartial