Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-21
FROM EUROPE.
Great Britain.

LONDON, March 2O.-Sir Henry Bulwer has
been elevated to a peerage as baron Of Dalling
and Bulwer.
EARTHQUAKE.
A shock of earthquake was felt in all the
northern counties of England on Friday night.
MARINE DISASTER.
Barque Cornwall has been sunk in collision
with steamer Himalya, and eleyene persons
drowned.
NEGOTIATIONS SUSPENDED.
Negotiations commenced here for the new
French loan have been suspended.
NAPOLEON III.
Napoleon arrived to-day, and is in excellent
health. 10 an old friend the emperor said: "My
return TO France is only a question of time.
Sooner or later she will summon me to save her
from the ncapables who are now displaying
their folly and madness in Shedding her blood
and pluuging her into anarchy. My pretended
deposition will never be ratified by the people.
There are only two parties in France who pos
scss real strength, the republicans and the i'm
peraists but the empire alone is able to con-
duct France TO true and permanent liberty. The
0rleanistS possess only imaginary strength
They dare not venture on an appeal to the popu-
lar will"
France.
THE REVOLUTION IN PARIS.
PARIS March 20.-The insurgents hold the
hotel de Vile, the Palais de justice, the Tuile-
ries and the place VendOme. Complete apathy is
ulSplaNGu ny InB DOuTHeOlS. NO TeSlSlduCt HIS
been made to the insurgents.
THE MURDERS
Of Lecomte aud Thomas were pcrpetrated by
the the order of Riciotti Garibaldi, who directs
the instruction. They were shot in the garden
of rue des Rosters Thomas resisted vigorously,
but Garibaldi ordered him held against the wall
while his body was riddled with bullets. Le-
comte died with the utmost GOODNESS, smoking
cigar, and refusing the bandage over his eyes.
MANY OTHER EXECUTIONS
Have occurred. The government has tele-
graphed for 30 900 men at Camp Sartory to come
to Paris.
TO r.rCRN TO PARIS.
The Prrss.dns at Saint Denis will enter PARIS
if - garrison is increased beyond 10000.
BoNAPARTIsT INTRIGUEs.
The city is full of Bouapartist agents, includ-
ing Cheyran, Cont Rouhl, and Regnier. The in
surgents for some days past have received five
francs daily, which is supposed to be furnished
by these agents.
DISPATCH FROM MR. wAsHBURN.
WASHINGTON March 20,-Secretary Fish re-
ceived the following cable dispatch this after
noon:
Paris, March 19.-The national guards COM
mtte3 are masters in Paris. The departments
of the interior, of justice and the prefecture of
police are occupied by the insurgents.
Gems. Vinoy, Thomas and Lecomte, have
been murdered by the troops. The elections for
communeS will take place tomorrow. All the
members of NJ. rhiers' government, have gone
to Versailles, | follow with the whole diplomat
ic corps. WAsHBURNE.
ovERTUREs AND CONCESSIONS.
LONDON, March 20-9 80 p. M.-The GauOs
reports that Ovcrtures have been made to the
government by the Montmartre insurgents, and
that La Bische, minister Of the interior, has been
fully empowered TO grant liberal but legitimate
concessions.
THE REPORT DENIED.
II 80 P. M.-The Etoie Beige has advices de-
nying that negotiations have been opened with
insurgents in Paris, and representing that the
rioters, flushed with their success, are in full
possession of the city. The windows of the
chassepOts are being distributed among the peo-
pie, and the cry of the mob is: "a Versailles"
The center of the city, however, remains undis-
turbed.
THE NATIONAL GUARDS,
In obedience to orders of the central republican
committee, have taken up positions in various
quarters of the city, meeting no resistance. The
majority of the national guards are passive and
quiet.
ELECTIONS.
Preparations are being made at the voting
places throughout the city for the communal
elections ordered by the central republican COM
mittee. According to the app9rtonment, there is
one representative to be chosen for every TWEEN
ty thousand voters. Elections will be held on
Wednesday instead of Tuesday
THE PRESS
Condemn the assassination of the generals;
recognize only the authority of the assembly,
and declare the present situation uncomfortable.
RUMoRs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Are in circulation. One says the nationals in
tend to march on Versailles; another, that the
assembly will remove to Orleans, and they are
about to appoint General Faidherbe generalssi-
mo and dictator.
Italy.
THE POPE.
FLORENCE, March 20.-The discussion in the
chamber Of deputies upon the subject of the
papal guarantees closed Saturday, and the order
of day was carried, forbidding interference on
the part of the government with religious wor-
ship. The pope has repudiated the guarantees
offered him by the government.
In the chamber of deputies, to-day, Senior
Mordiue proposed an order of the day, 10 the
effect that the papal guarantees be not an object
for International regulations Discussion Of the
was repudiated by the government.