Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-18
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ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, March 1.-THE journals complain
that the PrusSians are stll depredating upon the
inhabitants, and urge reprSal. The Debats
says: Before we can forget our German enc
mics, we must cease to find them thieves. If,
after their cNtOrtiOns, they cannot comprehend
that they ought not to return to France, we
have right to erect a barrier which will cX-
clude them from French society Other papers
are talking in a similar strain, saying there can
be no friendship while the Germans are in France.
Difficulties have arisen between the Germans
and the French relative to some of the details Of
the convention of the 18th OF March.
IT is believed that private telegraphing will re-
commence on Monday.
Ten trains will be run daily to and from Ver-
Sailles during the sessions of the national assem-
bly,.
One hundred seats in the assembly are vacant.
The opening exhibition of paintings in Paris
will take place on the 10Th of May.
Zen. Uhrich is q candidate for the assembly,
to fill the vacancy from Paris.
Vacancies in the assembly arc mostly from
AlSace and Lorraine where there is great rival
ry for the votes of electors
The assembly has appointed a committee of
fory-tive TO report upon the late invaded depart
ments
Mayors of ACCOMPLISHMENTS are required to
state all the costs incurred and specify all out
RACES committed by Germans, and to describe
the resources remaining at their disposal and
the prospects of harvest.
A cartridge factory has exploded at ChanCcy
Eighteen persons wercikilled and forty wounded.
Many officers who served under Garibaldi
have arrived and assumed command among the
the insurgents. A meeting of the chiefs was
held yesterday, and determined to retain the
cannon at all cost.
The insurgents continue to fortify their posi-
tons, and TO mount new guns Last night they
constructed another entrenchment, and estab-
llShed a large powder magazine.
NJ. Regimen had an interview with NJ. Theirs
yesterday at Versailles.
Members of the national guards will be invit-
ed to call at the American legation to receive
each five francs in money, or pound Of tohac-
co, from the subscriptions in America tor the re-
lief of sufferers in France.
meeting of the officers and subalternS of the
national guards at Montmartre has been sum
moned, for the purpose of signing an address
resolving on the election of their own chief.
There have as yet been but few signatures.
All naturalizatiOns within the last six months
are to he declared void.
Fadherbe, though i'll, has submitted to the
government plan for the reorganization of the
army.
Rentes are to be bought up extensively by the
government, with view of sustaining the credit
of the nation, in view OF the new loan.
The merchants of Paris are signing protest
against the law in relation to commercial bills.
The Germans have left Deppe. The customs,
pOotS anu nave DGCH TGslOTSu u tHC
control Of the French authorities. Hencef0rth
all taxes will be payable to the French.
Great Britain.
PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, March 17.-In the house Of lords to-
night Earl Carnaroon stated that 100000 barrels
of powder were stored ia the government arse
mails. All but 500 barrels are worthless, and
the government has been paying for the peb-
BILE powder twice its cost in its own shops. He
deplored the apathy of the government at the
time when the state of Europe made war more
than possible.
Lord Northbrook, under-secretary of war, eX-
planned that the new prismatic powder was SUI
perSeding all other kinds and had engaged the
attention of the government.
In the commons, tonight, Disraeli reopened
the debate on the army reorganization. He in
sisted that the abolition of the purchase system
was paltry measure TO propose, where great
remedy for inefficienCy was demanded. Glad
stone expressed the belief that the bill was sat
isfactory to the three branches of service. A
second reading was carried.
Russia.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 16.-Ihe Anstsblatt
to-day has the following decision of the Black
Sea conference at London: Notwithstanding the
newspaper invectves, the powers have interpret
ed the letter of Prince Gortschakoff as reasOna-
BILE and upright, as not a challenge, and not
treacheTy. The result of the CONFERENCE.-THE
volving no unjust sacrifices of stores, and dis
turbing no rights, distrust and pledges
peace.
WILLIAM TO ALEXANDER.
The Invaide Russo publishes a letter recently
sent to the car by Emperor William, who
says: To-day, at the review near Paris, re-
membered our united armies approaching Paris,
after hard fighting, under Emperor Alexander
and the king of Prussia" The letter also eX-
presses the pleasure of his majesty at the accep-
hV tho nynr Of hn pOln of thp hrgf
Prussian guards.
Prussia.
IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM.
BERLIN, March 17.-The emperor has arrived
and the city is illuminated. The emperor and
empress, crown prince and princess drove through
the streets tonight. The enthusiasm Of the
people is immense.
Italy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROME, March 17.-Cardinal AntOnelli has
sent fresh note TO the Italian authorities, in
reference to disturbances among the Jesuits.
OdO Russell is expected TO return shortly to
Rome, to arrange the business of the British le
CATION, the duties of which are to be performed
by the British minister at Florence
FLORENCE, March 17.-ln the chamber of
deputies, the minister of finance, presenting an
excuse for the nOn-presentation Of the budget,
said there was IL total deficit of two hundred and
seventy millions of lres to be provided for. 1t
is proposed to augment the issue of bank notes
by one hundred and fifty millions, and to in
crease the taxes ten per cent over the present
rates throughout the kingdom.
The Italian parliament will meet in Rome in
July to vote the budget. Bills have been intro
duced for the establishment of differential du-
ties regards foreign vessels and Tor the better
maintenance of the public peace and security
throughout the kingdom.
Other Foreign Matters.
Gen. Wrangel has arrived in Berlin, as the