Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-21
AbbreKiatcd nisnntches

Gen. Cluseret has been arrested.
Gov. Geary Of Pennsylvania, is at Wash
ington.
Baron Haussmann and Lenivinuse have de-
clined to seek suffrage of the electors.
AT Vienna yesterday the lower house Of the
reichrath passed the budget.
The trustees of the Antietam national ceme-
terry will meet in Philadelphia Thursday.
Herr Ruthardt has been appointed BaVarian
charge ddfdirS at Paris
The steamship Melbourne sailed yesterday
from San Francisco for Honolulu and Auck-
land, with forty passengers.
The first consignment of cotton from Texas,
via the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad,
passed Parsons, Kan, last night.
The shipment of Texas cattle is very large.
The prairies are covered with stock in the vicn-
ity of Big Cabin station, in Indian territory.
ID. L. Fouquet, many years proprietor OF the
Fouquet hotel, in Plattsburg, N. Y, died last
evening after long and painful illness.
A large number of Swedish immigrants ar
rived at Halifax yesterday en- route for the
colony of their countrymen in Maine.
The Mechanics institute, of Buffalo, will
hold an international exhibition from September
18th to October 14th.
Persigny has not been absent from London
since the decheaace Of the emperor was pro-
claimed.
Prince Napoleon has accepted the candidature
for the assembly from Corsica, and his election
is thought certain.
Mr.. Masel, the Netherlands minister, will
shortly leave the United States for temporary
sojourn in Europe.
SiXty-eight persons have been arrested at Brus-
sells for completely in the riotous proceedings at
the celebration OF the Pope's jubilee.
Arrivals out yesterday-At Queenstown, the
Algeria; at Southampton, the Hansa, and at
Tough Foyle, the Britannia, all from New York.
The London Morning Post says the review at
Longchamps has been postponed because the
rpGimputs NyOnl1 have cried
Instructions have been given from Berlin to
stop the return of the German troops from
France, and disseminating the surrender of
French prisoners.
The emperor of Brazil recently informed a
correspondent that he did not propose to visit
the United States this year.
Albert GARNER has challenged Melvin Foster
to play game of billiards. either three or four
ball game, for $500 side, in Chicago, Buffalo,
or New York, within twenty days.
The steamboat Natchez arrived at Natchez
yesterday morning, making run from New Or
leans in two days, thirteen hours and seven
minutes, including Is landings.
A letter from the Duke de Broglie to the
French residents of London says: CIRCULATED
liberty, a firm government and free institutions
will re-estabsh the greatness and domestic
prosperity of France"
At Canandaigua, n. Y, yesterday, the United
States circuit court, Judge Woodruff, decided
that the extension of the Mellier patent for
making paper pulp was improperly granted
and is void, and the patent is now public
property.
Gov. Alcorn, of Mississippi, has removed
mayor Weber, of Yicksburg, and appointed
DIR. @. A. Foster his successor. He has also APP
pointed Robert J. Alcorn and H. I. Fisher pub
lie printers, vice Kimbal, Raymond & Co., of
the Pilot, removed.
The members of the Paris international socie-
ty are distributing ELECTORAL manilestoes The
journals state that the proceedings of the socie-
ty cause uneasiness to the Belgium government,
and that the garrison has been reinforced.
Corpses are daily discovered in the ruins of
the houses of Paris. The exploration of the
sewers has been completed Many bodies were
found in them in horribly mutilated condition,
and buried at night in the cemetery at Mont
martre.
The Commonwealth life insurance company,
of New York, entered suit in the United States
court at St. Louis, yesterday, against Martin J.
Hubbell, agent tor southwest Missouri, for
$4,000. The New York life insurance company
has also entered suit against r, w. Moffitt,
agent end securities, for $4,000.