Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-05
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-The election of a member
of parliament for Tiyerton, TO ill the vacancy
caused by the elevation TO the judicial bench Of
Hon. Geo. Denman, is proceeding to-day.
A despatch from that town at 80 O'Clock this
afternoon, says ballotiDg is buSily conducted
amid great excitement, and vigilance commit
tees have been formed by both parties to watch
the polls and see that no unfair advantage is
taken.
The liberal candidate is the Right Hon, n. N.
Massey. The conservatives are supporting j.
borough.
A despatch from Sheffield at noon to-day re-
ports some roing in that city. The police had
arrested five of the ringleaders. The despatch
does not say what was the cause of the disorder.
Demonstrations against the closing of saloons
IN Liverpool during certain hours of Sunday,
which were begun last week, were renewed yes
terday.
AT one place in the city a crowd numbering
10000 persons, which were being addressed by
speakers in opposition to the act, was dispersed
by the police.
An American seaman was before the Bow
street court to day, on charge of murder on the
high seas. HewaS arrested under the cXtrad
ton treaty with the United States on instance
of MIR. Mum, American vice consul general
The evidence showed the case TO be only man
slaughter, and the justice decided thai the crime
did not come under the provisions of the treaty
Vice Consul Mum concurred, and the prisoner
was discharged.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 4.-France will pay to Germany
this week 200,O00,000 francs aud will continue
TO make similar installments until the end of
the year, so that on the LIST Of January only two
miliards of the war indemnity will remain I'M
paid.
The report which first appeared in Gaulos
that the German ambassador has demanded of
Ibiers disag0wal OF Gen. Ducrots order of the
day is pronounced untrue.
SPAIN.
Armed Carlists have appeared on the frontier
near the town of Fgueras. They stopped three
dlil@ences and turned the passengers out and
robbed and stripped them. Two persons were
wounded, an English passenger and postillion.
Prime Minister Gorilla is slightly ill.
A bill has been introduced into the senate rela-
tive to captures at sea.
In the congress to-day Deputy Maisonave
complained of the manner in which the Spanish
coast guards were treated at Gibraltar when, in
pursuit Of smugglerS, they crossed into British
territory, and denounced the insoence of occu-
piers oil Spanish soil.
SAXONY.
DRESDEN, Nov 4.-The golden wedding of
the King and queen of SaXony was celebrated TO-
day with splendid and imposing ceremonies.
The presence of the emperor, empress, and
crown prince of Germany gave proof of the
complete restoration of good feeling between the
German and Saxon courts. Among the titled
guests were also four dukcs.of Saxony, the Arch
Duke Charles, Louis of Austria, the two grand
dukes of Meckenburg, and the court of Elan.
ders. The open air festivities were suspended
IN consequence of rain, which has been falling
necessarily for the last two days.
ITALY.
TURIN, Nov. 4.-The foundations along the
banks of the Pc continue. Mantua, which was
threatened, has so far escaped.
PRUSSIA
BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The excitement over the
defeat of the country reform bill has subsidized.
The bill will be again introduced on the reopen
ing Of the diet.
The emperor of Russia has written an auto
graph letter to Prince Charles, brother of the
emperor Of Germany, on account OF the tifteth
anniversary of his appointment to an honorary
colonelcy of a Prussian regiment. The czar
calls to mind the glorious deeds of the allied
armies of Prussia and Russia when fighting in
the holy cause, and hopes the ties of friendship
between the countries will continue for genera
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