Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-25
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ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-OL earV one OF the lead
ers Of the recent HYDE Park demonstration in
favor of the releaseof the Feniau prisoners, made
application today to Justice Quain for with
drawal of the summons to appear as the
charge against him had been abandoned and the
summons TO six other persons to present them
selves for tria had been Withdrawn The ap-
plcant stated that he contemplated emgratng
TO America, where his prospects would be IN
jured should the summons remain in existence.
Justice Quain, in reply, denied that the petit
toner would be reprOached in America for his
acts here, and expressed the opinion that in
stead thereof he was more likely to be regarded
III the United States as martyr, and given Il
public dinner and other honors; and the justice
IN conclusion refused to grant the application.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 23.-lt is known that President
Theirs endorses the plan lately proposed by the
committee of the left centre for the formation Of
second chamber of the national legislature.
He also iavorS some definite settlement of the
relations between the legislature and executive
departments of the government. As TO queS-
tons Of general policy in internal affairs,
Theirs adheres to the conservative ground taken
in his recent message to the assembly. There
was no discussion Of national questions in the
assembly Yesterday. There is nothing known
yet Of the decision Of the committee to draft Il
reply to the presidents message.
Timers stated his views very full at the SeS-
sion yesterday. After his withdrawal the COM
mticc held private conference for considera-
ton Of the points of Theirs statement.
The bill providing for the restitution to the
Orleans family Of their property confscated in
1852, has passed to its second reading in the ma
tiOnal assembly.
Gen. LAmirault, governor of Paris, has sup
pressed that radical Journal La Resurrection.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Nov. 23.-Rear Admiral Alden, of
the United States navy, was present yesterday
at the review OF troops composing the garrison
Of Madrid. Subsequently the admiral and
number of the officers OF the American squadron
accompanied the United States Minister Sirkles
on visit to the engineer and artillery barracks
and lunched with the engineers
Among the toastS given was that of prosper
lty TO the great American republic" in reply TO
which the past was invoked to show that Spain
in the time of Charles Ill. gave aid aud assist
ance to the conquest OF American independence.
The admiral gave toast TO the king of the
SpanialdS, ard in his remarks expressed Il
desire for closer and more intimate relations be-
tween the two countries
In the evening General Sclles gave a dinner
which was attended by Il large number of the
most eminent Spaniards.
Gen. Gamlnde has been appointed captain
general Of Catalonia.
LONDON, Nov. A.-Bulletius from the royal
palace at Madrid, last night, announce the con-
diton Of the king gradually improving.
The telegraphc wires between Barcelona and
SaragiSSa have again been cut
a band Of armed republicans has appeared in
the vicinity of ARGOS. De La Frontera is in
Andalusia The insuwectionary organization
in the province Of Valencia has dissolved, and
troops are in pursuit of band near Medina
LONDON, Nov, 25.-1 80 A. M.-Most adviceS
from Madrid report slight disturbances in the
capital last Monday on account of drawings for
military consumption.
The lines of telegraph to Barcelona, Corona
Savllle and CadiZ were cut.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Nov. 24-Thc emperor gave au-
dlence yesterday to Schoenfurth Bastein, and
other members OF the diet
The geographical societies of Germany give
their approval TO plan for a methodical ex-
ploraton of Africa. Commissions to carry
out The purpose are forming.
ITALY.
ROME, Nov. "A, A.M.--The meeting of radicals
called for to-day having been prohibited by the
holy see, troublewaS expected and troops were
posted yesterday in the principal squares and .at
all strong points in the city, The radicals have
as yet, made no organized attempt to resist the
governments orders, and the city, this morning
Is quiet. Last night some arrests were made Of
disorderly persons, but with these exceptions no
disturbance has occurred.