Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-22
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Great Britain.
THE CENSUS.
LONDON, June 2l.-rhe census Iof England,
Wales and Ireland is completed The popula-
tion of England and Wales is about %, 900,
and OF Ireland 100000.
MR. SCHENCK.
Mr.. Schenck will present his credentials to
the queen on Friday.
France.
Personal.
VERSAILLES, June N.-M. Maret, formerly
editor of the Mot d'Ordre, has been arrested
Bordeaux conservatives have presented, as
their candidates for the assembly, Montesquion
Renan and Zeseze, and the legitimatists have
nominated General Lerau and Gallois.
The Orleanist candidates, Jerome David and
Bonvie, were insulted by a mob, but sustained
no injury
NJ. Theirs refuses to permit the temperance
Of the Peuple Francois, suppressed by the gov
eminent before the instruction.
The manifesto Of the republican left contains
fifty signatures, including that of NJ. Barthe-
lesuy Saint Helaire.
The Gaulois says Pyat is in London, and he
made his escape from Paris by means of the
passport of a Bavaran officer
The trial of Henri Rochefort will begin Mon
day next and the trial Of Rossel and LUllier
will Immediately follow. The court-martial be-
fore which these cases come will sit in the pal
ace of justice at Versailles.
M. Favre, in circular to the representatives
of France abroad, expresses the profound graft
tude of the government for the services rem
dered by Count Havig, president of the society
for aid to the wounded.
THEIRS DENoUNCEs NAPOLEON.
LONDON, June 21-Thiers, in the French as
semby yesterday, denounced the policy of Ma
poleon as absurd and the real cause of the dis
aStpI.S which have bpfDllpu Eroupp The
pursued by Gambetta was eXcusable though
peace ought to have been made with Germany
when the success of the army of the Loire be-
came hopeless. 1t was necessary TO pay the
German indemnity quickly; still he was not in
favor OF levyng an income tax or the re-eSta6-
lishment of measures of a prohibitory character,
but would simply re.establiSh few taxes which
would provide the money necessary to meet the
demands upon the country. France should and
will derive many advantages from her miSfor-
tunes.
OTHER VERSAILLES DISPATCHES.
VERSAILLES, June 21.-The speech of NJ
Theirs has produced an excellent impression in
consequence of the clearness of his financial
statement and the announcement that two hun
dred millions of francs will be set apart annu-
ally for the sinking fund 1t is anticipated that
the French loan will be a complete success.
Courts martial will not, it is now believed
meet before the elections
The French postal service has been entirely re-
cStaDllSDeu, WDlle tine Geographic service mas
not yet been restored.
1t is proposed TO have boxes inscribed: "For
the deliverance of the country" placed in all
the mairies, churches, stations and theatres,
contributions there to be devoted to the pay
ment of the war indemnity. The galleries
of the museum of the How're will be
will be opened next Sunday.
The assembly has adopted a resolution grant
ing lands in Algeria to refugees from Alsace and
Lorraine.
FRENCH STORIES ABOUT GERMAN TROOPS.
PARIS, June 21.-The conduct of the German
soldiery in occupied districts is attracting much
attention from the press of this city. Many
journals publish violent attacks on the troops
and severe reflections the military discipline of
the Germans. 1t is alleged by these journals
that numerous instances have occurred where
females have suffered insult and mdignity at the
hands of soldiers, and where general laxity of
discipline has been allowed to prevail, which is
strongly reprehensibe.
MILITARY MATTERS.
VERSAILLES, June 24.-Ihe military authori-
ties have issued Il notice concentrating the
order for grand military review ut Long
champs.
Germans object to the proposal of the Ver-
sallles committee for organizing an active field
force of 800 900 men, as that number is greatly
in excess OF the number stipulated in the treaty
of peace lately concluded between the two ma
tons.
Austria.
RELATIONS WITH OTHER POWERS.
VIENNA, June LIN the imperial diet yester-
day, Won Beust, replying to a speech by Giskra,
said the relations of the empire with the western
powers were excellent and there was no reason
to apprehend any collision with Russia. The
newspaper statements that Russia had remon-
strated against the internal organization of
Austria was uuiounded, and, even If true would
have received no attention at the hands of the
imperial government. The results of the con-
fprpnpp tho Euyiua onn ON iraly
satisfactory to the government, and the pros
perity of Austria and her authority among the
nations was greatly increased, because of her
non-partlcipatiOn in the war. Upon this ques-
ton, he said twenty-five Austrian bishops have
pettoued the emperor in favor of the re-estab-
lIshmcnt of the temporal power of the pope, but
have received no answer.
THE SECRET SERVICE.
The Austrian delegation has yored 100000
tiorins for the secret service. Won Beust asked
for 10000 more, because of the spread of the
International society.
DIPLOMATIC.
The delegation approved retaining the Aus
trian ambassadors at Rome and Paris, after
lively debate.
Germany.
THE FRENCH LOAN IN BERLIN.
BERLIN, June 21.-The French loan is pOpu-
lar here and arrangements have already been
made for the taking of large portion of it by
German capitalists.
GEN. Won GABLENZ
Has returned to Vienna with an autograph
letter from Emperor William, in reply TO the
congratulations of the emperor of Austria. Be-
fore his departure, the general received the
grand cross of the red eagle, set in briiants.
THE CATHOLICS.
BERLIN, June 21.-1he Prussian Cross Ga
Zette says the German government complains TO
the pope of the attitude of the Catholic party in
the German parliament, and Cardinel Antonell,
in reply, unequivocally diSavowed all response
bility for or sympathy with the course pursued
by that party in parliament
Italy.
ANTI-PAPAL DEMONSTRATIONS.
PARIS, June 21.-rhe Italian authorities at
Rome experienced great difficulty in preserving
ord err in the city on occasion of the pOpes jubi-
lee on Saturday last 1t was thought at one
period of the celebration, when demonstrations
of the anti-papal factions become most violent
and threatening, that the authorities would
prove entirely unable to cope with the people.
The occasion has proved to the authorities the
prudence of having powerful and well armed
force at hand in the city for the purpose of in
stantly suppressing similar popular disturb
ances. Steps are now being taken with that
view, and the hope is expressed that it will soon
be possible to carry the papa emblems through
the streets in peace,
THE ARMY.
FLORENCE, June 21.-The chamber of depu-
ties has approved the bill for the reorganization
Of the army.
Switzerland.
FINANCIAL,
BERNE, June I.-The Swiss federal council
has asked the assembly for an additional credit
of $3.50, 900 france, to enable the government to
complete the armament of the republic.
Savoy.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
PARIS, June 21,-relegrams received at Berne
state that much agitation and excitement pre-
walls tbrnuUbput the pnfirp STATE Savoy in
consequence of the discovery which has Just
been made of the existence of a number OF
secret societies in that district, These societies
have for some time been sending forth agents
throughout the length of the state, with view
of creating political disturbances and fomepting