Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-02
LATEST NEW S.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY sFX

BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE wORCEsTER DAILY sFK
FROM EUROPE.
France.
ANOTHER COMMUNIST SHOT.
PARIS, Dec t.--CremieuX, one of the four
communist leaders condemned TO death by the
court martial at MarsCillCs, was executed yeStcr-
day. He was taken from prison at an early
hour in the morning, conveyed a short distance
outside the walk and shot. He died bravcy, re-
tusing to be blindiOldcd, and his last words
were give la Rcpubiique.'
NAVAL,
PARIS, Dec. / The squadron detailed to
guard the shOle of Corsica will remain ut
AjaCcio for an indefinite time, Three months
supplies were just sent TO il from MarSelcS. II
is supposed that its object is to prevent any at
tempt on the part Of the imperialists at rising.
PRESIDENT THEIRS MESSAGE.
President Theirs, in his message to the na-
tional assembly on the rcOpcnug Of the session,
refers TO the treaty between France AMI Ger
many, the commercial convention with En-
gland, the military law, and general reorgani-
cation Of the administration, but offers no sug-
gestiOnS as to constitutional changes, and makes
no aIluson whatever TO political subjects.
Great Britain.
THE HEALTH OF THE PRINCE.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-ECeBjHg.-The latest
official bulletin regarding the prince of Wales
reports his symptoms more favorable, and the
prince unquestionably progressing.
Dec. IA morning bulletin from Sandring-
ham, timed niue o'clock says there was increase
OF fever in the case of the prince carly in the
| evening yesterday, but as night adv anced the
| fever again partially subsidized, and the prince
remained comparatively quiet the remainder of
| the night
DEATH OF EARL CHESTERFIELD.
80 p. M.-EaT Chesterfield died to-day of
typhus fever. He contracted the disease a6out
the same time and same locality as the prince
of Wales.
POPULAR DISTURBANCE.
Sir Charles Dixie addressed a meeting at Boil
ton last night During the evening the attend
ance became very diSOrderly and there was
some fighting. The meeting broke up in con-
fusion.
CONCERN FOR THE PRINCE.
The death OF Chesterfield intensifics the
anxiety for the prince Of Wales. The public
uneaSness is so great as to have a perccptibe
effect on the markets, which were generally
dull and fiat to-day. The queen has returned to
Windsor from Sandringham, where she has
been watching by the bedside Of the prince. The
festivities usually given by the court on the
first of Decembcr,-the birthday of the princess
Of Wales,-w abandoned.
SMALL PoX.
Small poX in Il virulent form, is spreading in
| Plymouth and vicinity The authorities are
building special hospitals for those stricken
| with the disease, and have adopted stringent
| sanitary precautions.
THE U. 5. LOAN.
The final settlement of the United States
funded loan was made to-day, without disturb
ing the money market, the bonds closing higher
than ever before, and the loan advancing to
ninety and a half per cent in gold. The portion
of the loan unsettled at the opening of the
books to-day was only twenty millions. OF
this the taking of nearly fifteen millions was
arranged in London, leaving less than six mil
lions undIsposed of, with the continent TO hear
from. There is no doubt that the whole loan in
the European markets is taken.
Spain.
NEW CAPTAIN GENERAL FOR CUBA.
MADRID, Dec, lit is said that the govern
ment has resolved to remove Captain General
Valmaseda from the gOvernOrShip Of Cuba, and
10000 fresh troops will he dispatched 10 that
| island.
Germany.
THE MILITARY BUDGET.
BERLIN, Dec, 1 In the lower house of dict
| yesterday, the triennial army budget passed the
| second reading by small majority. The items
| of expenditure were sharply criticised. sAIany
| pronounced them cXtraYagant, and it looked at
one time as if the budget would be rejected, the
| opposition was so strong and determined,
| bat the minister warned the house in the
most significant manner that it should pre-
| pare for the future; that France contemplated
revenge for her defeat and would seek it as soon
as the indemnity was paid. The only safety for
Germany was in her army, and that should
neither be weakened nor neglected. 1t was only
through these representations that the govern
ment succeeded in carrying the bill.
SESSION CLOSED.
The German parliament closed its sessions
| today.
EXECUTIONS.
The military authorities at Epernay have ex-
| ccutcd two Frcnchmen, who killed a German
| sentinel.
Belgium.
MOB LAW IN BRUSSELS GREAT EXCITEMENT.
BRUSSELS. Dec. Yesterday being one of
the fete days of the communists, trouble was eX-
pected, aud precautions were taken by the
authorities to prevent dangerous demonsua-
tons in the present excited condition of the CITY.
The burgOmaster issued proclamation in the
morning eni0ining all good citizens to remain
within their dwellings, forbidding demonStra-
tons, and declaring that illegal assemblageS
would be dispersed. Nevertheless, in the course
of the day the disturbances were renewed. Mon
Ster crowds of men Of opposite political parties
collected in the streets, and there were frequent
collisions between them The police seemed I'M
able or unwilling to disperse the rioters. In one
instance q company of the Civic Guard, sixty
strong, were ordered to charge upon the people
but they reversed their muskets and refused to
obey. The disorder continues, mobs hold pos
session of the Streets and the excitement is in
tense.
AFTER THE RESIGNATION.
Baron d'Anethan announced in the chambers
today, that the king had demanded the port
folios Of the ministers, and they accordingly re-
signed; the chambers would therefore stand adj
jOurned until new ministry is formed. The
resignation of the d'Anethan government has
had most trauquilizng effect. The streets
ORC f-no from tI,o GnJ
and the city is quiet
THE NEW CABINET.
Ldter.-The formation of the new cabinet is
entrusted to NJ, de TheuX, leader of the con-
sentative party.
Austria.
THANKSGIVING SUPPER
VIENNA, Dec. 1.-HOn. John JAY, minister of
the United States to Austria, rave supper last
night in celebration Of Thanksgiving day, at
which the Americans in Vienna were present.
MIR. Jay alluded to the present proud position of
the republic and the impending fall of local cor
ruptions before the assaults of a fearless press
and honest men of all parties. The conclusion
of the trademark convention between Austria
and the United States was significant, he said,
OF an increasing Interchange of the manufac-
turleS OF the two countries, TO which the APP
proaching international exhibition in this capital
would give an impetus, by presenting American
productions for the first time in eastern Europe
by the side OF those of western Asia An allu-
sion by the speaker to Count Andrassy was
thrice cheered. The general discoursed upon the
subject of American antiquities.
New England Dispatches.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosToN, Nov. 3O.-Mellen Chamberlain, of
Chelsea, has been appointed chief Justice of the
Boston municipal court, in place of Judge Ba-
con, resigned.
CONNECTICUT.