Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-21
FROM EUROPE.
France.

in THE ASSEMBLY
VERSAILLES, June 20.-ln the assembly, to-
day, NJ. Theirs said the German war cost France
three miliards francs. The deficit of the fiscal
year, 1S70-71, reached ,631 100000 francs but
of this amount the bank of France had adj
vanced to the government 1880 200, 900 francs,
so that the immediate deficiency for the year is
reduced to SO1 900 francs; but to this must
be added 1885, 000. 900 for expenses since incurred
in the suppression of the Instruction in Paris.
This makes total deficit of 1857 900 900 francs,
NJ. Theirs proposed to meet this by imposing
new taxes. The situation, he said, was difficult,
but not disastrous.
MdHigh.-The assembly unanimously Passed
the loan bill.
FROM VERSAILLES.
VERSAILLES, Dune 20.-The minister of JUS
tice has issued a circular, requesting all magis-
trates who ate cdiididate for the assembly to
resign before the election.
The government authorizes the rc-establisha
ment of private telegraphy in the department
of the Seine and Seine-Ct-0ise.
A manifesto from the moderate republicans
announces the adhesion of sixteen more news,
papers to their cause.
The Bank of France has resumed the publica-
tons of its returns.
MILITARY MATTERS.
VERSAILLES, June 20.4-The military commit
tee propose that immediate steps be taken by
the government towards the organization of ali
mend the formation of reserve force of 900 900,
to be called into the field only when necessity
arist5 or hi time of war,
The review of 100000 met, fixed to take place
at LongchampS on Thursday, sd las agaiti
been postponed. Approximations were entertain
ed by the government that the strong Bonapart-
list feeling which still lives in large portion of
the army might be manifested at the review, and
lead to dangerous results. In order, therefore,
to guard against the effect which Bonapartist
display, and cries of Yive PEmpereur by the
troops might have upon the large assembly
which would doubtless witness the review, the
review is postponed.
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, June 20.-The restoration of Paris and
especially BOis de Boulonge is being actively
pushed forward.
The war between eighteen monarchists and
hive republican journals is bitter in the eX-
IRENE. The latter repudiate the commune, and
the general impression is that they represent
more of the electors than their adversarics
They also are united, while the monarchst
journals are divided.
A committee has been formed to procure the
return to the assembly of the former representa-.
tives of Alsace and Lorraine. Gambetta has
declined nomination for the assembly.
Denunciations of the communists are made
daily, and arrests continue.
The idea is mooted of forming a second cham
| Der, to be elected by general councils.
Great Britain.
| PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, June 20.-In the commons, to-day
| Viscount Enfield, under-secretary for foreign
affair, promised that the government would give
immediate notice to British claimants under th,
| treaty of Washington, to file claims and proofs
before the commission created by that treaty
within six months.
In the lords, tonight, Earl Granville, replying
to an inquiry concerning the treaty of Washing
ton, said April 9th, 1865, the day of Lees sur
render, has been accepted as the date of the ter
mination of the American war, but he thought
the claims for losses occurring subsequently,
would be considereds
THUNDER.
A violent thunder storm passed over the
British isles to-day. Several persons were struck
by lightning.
Austria.
THE HUNGARIAN DELEGATION.
PERTH, June 20.-Preyious to the propagation
of the HUNGARIAN delegation, the naturalization
convention between Austria, Hungary and the
United States was approved by both houses and
signed by the emperor.
spain.
THE MINISTRY
MADRID, June 20.-The Impartial saws the
ministers have decided to resign only after de-
bate in the corteS on the address, Marshal Ser
rano entreated Senior Moret to withdraw his
resignation, but the latter remained firm, and
his resignation has been accepted by the king,
ANOTHER RESIGNATION.
The project of Madrid has resigned, in conse-
quence of the disturbances on the pope's
jubilee.
Belgium.
DIPLOMATIC.
BRUSSELS, June 20.-The Italian minister at
Brussels has received letters from his govern
ment, terminating his mission in Belgium.
Italy.
THE KING.
FLORENCE ,Iunp 20-VictOr Emanuel hos rp.
turned from Naples without visiting Rome.
THE ARMY.
The chamber of the deputies is engaged in
discussion of bill for the reorganization of the
Italian army.
ROME
Affairs in Rome are perfectly quiet.
THE PoPE's CELEBRATION.
LONDON, June 20.-CorrespOndence from
Rome says that the pore, on the twenty-ffth
anniversary of his pOntifcate, received depu-
tations from all countries, even from Poland.
At least 1000 delegates and 800 ladies waited on
him during the day. The pope, in his replies to
the congratulations of foreign Populations, said
he hoped soon TO bear the cross through the
streets of Rome without fear OF outrage. To the
French delegates he spoke feelingly of the situa-
ton Of France, and congratulated them on her
victory over the powers of darkness. He was
gratified at receiving telegram from the queen
OF England, i'll which wishes for his long life
and happiness were expressed. During the day
the pope distributed $4,000 francs among the
poor, and received magnificent presents from
the faithful throughout the world Notwith-
standing the precautions taken by the police
visitors on their way to the vatican were in
suited by the crowd in the streets. Many SOL
diers who had served in the pontifcal sarmy
were arrested before the day Of the festival to
prevent disturbances.
Turkey.
THE MINISTRY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 20.-Several changes
have occurred in the Turkish ministry