Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-16
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ranged between Princess Ihyra OF Denmark and
the duke of Edenburg.
HoNoRs TO AN AMERICAN ARTIST.
The duke of Argyll, the marquis of Lorn, the
| princess Louise, Sir Henry Rawlinson, and many
other celebrities participated in the recent grand
reception of VIM. Bradford, the American ar
| fist, at Landham hotel.
MOVEMENTS OF NAPOLEON
Napoleon visited the Kent cricketers yester-
| day He received quite an ovation and held a
fete. He was undoubtedly surrounded by his
| old adheren and bold movementes are ru-
mored.
| THE LATESTl
JUNE 16-5 A. M.-The Countess dc Paris to-
day gave birth to a daughter.
France.
ITEMS FROM VERSAILLES.
| VERSAILLES, June 15.-The report that the
Italian government had demanded the recall of
| the Duke d'Harcourt, French ambassador, is
| positively contradicted.
The manifesto of the deputies of the left pro-
testing against the intrigues of the monarcbists
is generally approved, but the radical address
to the electors of Paris creates lad impression,
because it endeavOrS to excuse the commune.
The press generally, with the exception of the
religious journals, ridicule the efforts of the
French bishops to commit France TO a restora-
ton of the pope'S temporal power They pro-
nounce the question settled, and declare that
France cannot interfere.
motion was introduced in the assembly for
the taxation of passports of persons entering
France, as also motions proposing that the
present assembly sit for two years and enact
organic laws for the control of the finances of
the country.
TRoCuU-CHAPTER III.
VERSAILLES, June 15.-Geu. TrOchu contin-
ued, before the assembly to-day, his remarks
begun on Tuesday, in vindcaton of his defence
of Paris. He said the individuals arrested as
PrusSian agents. during his conduct of military
affairs at the capital, had reappeared as leaders
of the instruction, and instanced the case of
Dombrowski. The instruction, said the gencr-
al, was merely continuation of the war with
Prussia, and he condemned, in vigorous terms,
BlSmarck'S mild illusions to the commune.
ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, June 15-The republican journals eX-
press their joy that the clerical members of the
Bourbon family have exposed their hand, and
all of them urge the electors to reject all cand-
dates for the assembly whose platform is vague
or ambiguous.
Duke Charities will assist at review of one
hundred thousand troops, to be held in champ
de Mars, on Sunday.
Charred corpses have been found in the luns
of the hotel de Vile, and are undou btedly the
remains of prisoners left in the cells by the COM
munists.
Three hundred communists were arrested in
this city between Saturday and Tuesday last.
Germany.
CLOSING OF CONGRESS-
BERLIN, June 15.-The session of the German
parliament closed to-day with speech from
the throne, The emperor thanked the
members for the grants for the support of fine
widows and orphans of soldiers killed in the
war. He reviewed the legislation of the session,
referring particularly to the debate on the bill
incorporating Alsace and Lorraine. He said it
showed that however the Germans might differ,
the spirit of union was strong within them.
The emperor closed his speech with the words /:
=" tod grant n the German
THE TRIUMPHAL ENTRY.
Preparations for the trumphal entry of the
German army into Berlin, tomorrow, are nearly
completed. The city is everywhere decorated,
perfect, and all signs are favorable Tor to-mor-
row.
Belgium.
FINANCIAL.
BRUSSELS, June 15.-The Belgian govern
ment has asked the chambers for a credit of
twenty-five millions of francs, for public works
Authority has also been requested for the nego-
tiation of loan of fifty millions Of francs.
SPAN.
IN THE CoRTEs.
MADRID, Jnne 15.-At yesterdays session of
the cortes Minister Sagosta spoke in vigorous
denuuciation of the international society mo-
ton, which had been submitted looking with
some favor upon the aims of the society. 1t was
thereupon unanimously rejected.
Italy.
THE PoPE's JUBILEE.
FLORENCE, June ia circular from the
minister of the interior to the projects instructs
them to give full liberty to the people to cele-
brate the pope's jubilee, but to take proper pre-
cautions against disturbance.
ALL QUIET.
All is quiet at Rome, where several foreign
Populations have arrived to congratulate the
pope on the occasion of his jubilee.