Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-21
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FRANCE.
New YORK, Oct ia Paris special states
that the deputies to the assembly have recently
held secret meetings at which the majority IA
vored thorough investigation of the causes of
the recent war with Germany, and on the meet
ing of the assembly resolution will be intro.
duced to this effect.
1t is rumored in PMis that President Theirs is
in receipt of information relative to a threat
ened imperlaliSt reaction. Ii is stated that the
BOnapartists in different parts of the country
are still actively intriguing against the govern
ment, and stri3t surveillance is being kept upon
suspected parties. Severe measures will be
taken by the government, and several known to
be implicated will be arrested.
PARIS, 0ct.20.-Prince Napoleon has appealed
10 the procureur general of France for redress
against the minister of the interior, the project
OF police, and Others who took part in his eXpuf-
sion from France. The appeal is made i'll ac-
cordance with the provisions of the penal code.
Should it be rejected or disregarded, the prince
will commence personal proceedings in the
courts against the parties concerned, and will
avail himself of all legal means to procure the
restoration OF his rights as a citizen of France,
and punishment Of those who have illegally
driven him from the country.
The government has resolved to support, in
the approaching session OF the assembly, the
motion for the appointment of commission to
| investigate the acts of Olivier and Pallkao
| preparatory to the impeachment of the imperial
/ iululSltlb Otl lHt charge vi HuNIuR plONOhCu Il
war with Prussia. This motion was made by
the cleft" during the last session of the assem-
bly,, but voted down, the government at the
| time taking no part for or against it.
PARIS, Oct. 20-EUeRing,- election to ill
vacant seats in the assembly took place to-day.
| Returns tonight are meagre. In Bordeaux, NJ.
| Caduc, republican, has 1912, and FORBADE Lar
| ougnette, conservative, 1928 votes. In the de-
partments of Disc, Morbihan and VoSges re-
| turns from towns only have been received, and
| show maiontieS for the radical candidates,
| ROnSele, Beauvais and Meline.
Count De Ch1mbord has written a letter pro-
/ testing against the establishment of republic
| as permanent form of government He says
the monarchy alone can save France. There is
| no difference between party of violence which
| promises peace to men while it declares war on
| God and those prudent m N who seek to obtain
the same ends by covert means.
The syndicate chamber of commerce publishes
the text of Secretary Boutwell's circular direct
| ing that 'all goods imported into the United
| States in French vessels, from countries other
| than France, shall be charged with diScrimin-
| ating duty Of ten per cent dd Cal0rem." The
comment is appended that the circular was IS
| sued in retaliation for the new French law. i'm.
posing diferential dues on foreign bottoms, and
| will cause the loss to France OF the carrying
| trade of Numerous countries exporting goods
| via Havre.
| SPAIN.
MADRID, Oct. 20.-A bill has been introduced
in the cortes abolishng The penalty of death for
| political offences, and has passed its first
| reading.