Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-30
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GRAND MILITARY DEMONSTRATION.
PARIS, June 29.-The review at Longchamps,
to-day, was a success. Nothing occurred to
mar its effect. All the members of the ministry
and deputies of the assembly were present.
The troops showed much enthusiasm, and re-
peatedly cheered NJ. Theirs. Military medals
were conferred on Generals Vinoy and L'Admir-
ault, and large number of promotions in the
legion of honor were announced.
SENTENCES OF THE COURT MARTIAL.
MARsEILLEs, June 29.-The court martial in
session here has pronounced the following sem
fences: MN. CremieuX, Etienne and Pellissier,
to death; NM. DuclOs, Marten, Nastorg, Breton
and Cochut, to transportation Move, TO ten
years and Bouche to five years labor in the
galleys, and Eberard to ten years imprson-
ment. Six of the accused were acquitted.
FRENCH FINANCES.
VERSAILLES, June 29.-ln the assembly, yes
terday, Ponyer Quertier stated that in less than
six hours the agents of the treasury collected
four thousand five hundred millions of francs
for the new loan, of which Paris alone sub
scribed two thousand five hundred millions.
The provinces had not all been heard from, and
the total amount of subscriptions had not yet
been ascertained. The minister of finance, COM
menting upon the facts, said that this state of
things enables the government to fulfil its en-
gagemeuts, and hasten the deliverence of the
country. We shall not wait for the dates fixed
by the treaty at Frankfort, but shall pay the in-
demnity in instHllments.
PERSONAL.
PARIS, June 29.-Gambetta, in speech at
Bordeaux, protested his loyalty to the present
government.
The illness of Rochefort has become serious.
Marshal Mcmahon has declined to be a can
didate for the assembly from Paris.
The trial of Rochefort is appointed for Mon
day next
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, June 29.-La Patre denies that there
ig fruf n ha of a ri oil ho
tween Russia, Prussia and Austria.
Electoral meetings will be permitted until Sat
urday.
Great Britain.
REQUEST.
LONDON, June 29.-Grote bequeathed his IL
brary to the London university, of which he was
for some years president.
AMERICAN EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
The delegates of the American Evangelical
alliance to confer with the ear of Russia were
banqueted at Richmond last evening by the
Evangelical alliance of England, and Thomas
Hughes, NJ. P, gave them reception to-day.
Personal.
Emperor Napoleon has visited London, and
has been reelected member of the army and
navy club.
SAFE ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF RAGUsA.
The little ship, City of Ragusa, from New
York, arrived at Queenstown today.
EXPLOSION.
day, occasioning the death of six men. Nine
teen Others were seriously injured.
PARLIAMENT.
In the lords, tonight Lord Loranmore moved
a resolution expressing regret that the queen
had been advised to sign the treaty of Washing
ton bargain so unbecoming to the honor and
dignity of the country. He said the instruc-
tons given were AFFECT and humiating, and
irrtated Canada without cOnciliating America.
The Earl OF Arlie defended and praised the
treaty.
The Earl of Lauderdale said it gave every
thing TO the United States, without securing an
equivalent for England.
Lord Houghton was satisfied with the com
pact, because it would prevent future quarres.
Earl Granville closed the debate with vigor-
| GUS defense of the action of the government, and
the motion of Lord 0ranmore was defeated with.
out division.
In the commons Mr.. Gladstone hoped that an
early day would be fixed for discussion of the
treaty of Washington.
Sir Charles Dixie opened the question of the
ballot. He denied that voting by ballot had
proved a failure in the United States The
debate was continued by Sir Stafford Northcote,
Messrs. Forster, Gladstone and Disraeli.
ARRIVED.
The emperor and empress of Brazil arrived in
London at six O'Clock this evening.
Germany.
AMNESTY.
BERLIN, June 29.-Ihe emperor has granted
amnesty to all natives of Alsace and Lorraine
under sentence for political or military offences,
except where isuch offence is combined with
ordinary crimes.
Italy.
COMPLIMENTARY VISIT.
FLORENCE, June 29.-The mayor of Florence
has paid a complimentary visit TO the embassa-
doris whose presence honOTed Florence while it
has been the capital of Italy.
CONSPIRACY.
Archbishop Patrasso has been arrested in
Rome on a charge of conspiracy.
SPAN.
THE CoRTES.
MADRID, June 29.-It is believed that the
cortes will approve all the financial bills sub
mitted by Morei.
PERSONAL.
The king is to receive M. Barral to-day.
Russia.
NEWSPAPER SUSPENDED.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 29.-The Russian gov
eminent has suspended the publication of the
Moscow Gazette, for disobedience of law against
the use of libelous language concerning the con-
stituted authorities.