Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25
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France.
PRESIDENT THEIRS AND THE CHINESE EN-
BAssY.
PARIS, Nov. 2l.-Thiers received the Chinese
embassy yesterday evening. The chief ambas-
sador expressed the hope that the treaty rela-
tiOns between Frcnce and China would be main
tanned, to which Theirs replied: Your govern
meni must give proofs that our missionaries
and consuls are respected. This is absolutely
necessary for the preservation of peace between
France and China The presidents tone was
emphatic, and they withdrew deeply impressed.
FRIENDS OF NAP. III.
A large number of sympath2ers with eX-En
perOr Napoleon to-day made demonstration IN
his honor They rayersed the Faubourg Saint
German with shouts of Pice Napoleon"
There was nc attempt by the police TO interfere
with the demonstration
Great Britain.
FENIAN DEMONSTRATION IN CORR.
LONDON, Nov. 2I.-rhere was a Fenian de-
moustraion in Cork last night in honor Of the
martiys of Manchester. In the evening there
was =prOceSsiOn and meeting at which 5000 took
a part The proceedings were orderly, and the
police, who mustered in force, had no occasion
to interfere.
THE SICKNESS OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
The condition of the prince OF Wales was no
better this morning, Apprehensions of an I'M
favorable turn are expressed without disguise,
especially as it is remembered that Prince
Albert, his father, died of Il similar complaint,
after sudden attack and brief illness. The
rumors on change to-day are to the effect that
the case is worse than the published bulletins
represent
THE TIMES on PRESIDENT GRANT.
The Times editorally declares lis belief that
Grants reelection to the presidency is certain,
because he brought about reconciliation Oi The
United States with England and effected re-
duction of the national debt 1t continues
in terms of the highest praises of President
Grant. 1t declares that his consent to hold
the office is benefit TO his country, and
expects a million and a half votes in his favor
at the presidential election.
EXPLOSION.
Eight persons were killed by an explosion in
the cOicry at Wigan, Wednesday week.
SnIPWRECK.
Ship Nonpareil, Capt. johnson, Bombay July
18th, for New York, foundered and all but three
of the crew were drowned. The Nonparell was
1897 tons burthen, built at Frankfort, Me-, and
belonged in Newcastle, England.
GERMANY.
MILITARY SCHEME.
BERLIN, Nov. 2l.-'The commission upon the
budget, to-day, reported to the rechslag a
scheme for the maintenance of the army The es-
timated expenditure for the regular troops,
based upon force of 40l 500 men exclusive OF
officers, is about $50, 1858 900, and thep recon-
mend an appropriation Of 1925 per head tor that
number of enlisted men, for the ensuing three
years. Parliament has not yet taken action.
Belgium.
THE APPOINTMENT OF DECKER.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 24.-The action OF the cham
Der of representatives, yesterday, in voting to
support the cover nmCut appointment of Decker
as governor of Limburg, occasiOned another eX-
citing debate, to-day. During the discussion,
member Of the left demanded that the minis
try tender their designations
FRENCH NEWS.
The Independence Beige today has reason to
believe thar the French government has notified
England of ITS intention to terminate the inter
national commercial treaty.
MORE DISTURBANCES.
The chamber finally adjourned until Tuesday
next. Subsequently, a mob assembled before
the residence of NJ. Nothomb, member of the
right who made himself particularly obnoxious
in supporting the appointment Of Decker, and
became very dsorderly, their actions culminat-
ING in smashing the windows Of the house SO
violent were the manifestations of the mob that
an alarm was sounded and the civil guard mus
tered in strong force. There are fears of a seri-
GUS disturbances.