Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-24
Foreign News.

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LONDON, April 23.-In pafIiauieut to-day,
Earl Granville and Mr. Gladstone stated tiIs'
il would be Incompatible with public interest TO
declare the intentions of the government with
regard to further proceedings before the Geneva
board unit an answer to Lord Granville's dis
patch Of March 20 had been received from the
United States.
In the house of commons tonight, Mr.. New
degate asked leave TO introduce bill providing
for the appointment of a commission to inquire
the character aud rapid increase of monashc
institutions in Great Britain. He explained the
provisions of the bill, and declared that the
priests impoverished their parlshoners and that
W0tier1 bad been immured in converts against
their wills
Henry Mathews, member forIDungarvan, pro-
tested against offensive language used by MIR.
Newdegate, and rebuked him for endeavOring
to excite religious strife
Edward Greene supported the bill, which was
opposed by Sir ID. J. Corfigap and Messrs.
0'Reilly and Sherlock
The city and suburban handicap at EPSON
was won by Digby Grand, with Lord Glasgow
second and Hector third.
Leave was given for the introduction of Mr..
NewdegatGs bill, and long debate followed on
the motion to eXpnngg the 25th clause Of the
educational bill, which was not carried.
SPAIN
MkDktD; April 23.-The Correspondence says
that thirty Carllst halids have appeared through
out Spain, the largest Of which is chiefly oper-
atng in the provinces of Navarro, Leon and
FOtlteYreda. The government forces defeated
tile bard IN Navarro, capturing their leader, a
priest, who was Immediately shot. The general
0il!cers and members of the radical party offer
their services 10 tile government 10 assist IN sup
pressing the demonstrations Of the agitators,
PARIS, April 23.-NumbeIs of persons were
arrested at Bavonue, near the Spanish border,
in the department. Of BASES Pyrenees, yester-
day, known TO be en- route to Spain to engage in
the present demonstration against the govern
tnent of that country. The captyes, however
captured the police, which had taken them IN
charge, and escaped toward the Spanish IRON
tier. Troops have been sent in pursuit OF them
Nothing is known Of the movements OF Don
Carlos. II is believed that he is accompanied by
Gen. Catelineau.
Many members of the Carlist juBtas have
been arrested in different parts Of the eo6utry
The Carlist bands are increasing in numbef
throughout the kingdom. The men cry "Vivd
Charles VII, death to liberals" A large num-
Der of peasants in the provinces of Navarro,
Gupuzcoa, Terne, Leon and Huesca, have
Joined the forces of the pretender. The govern
ment is active in its exertions to suppress the
rising; and, it is reported, will adopt more Wig
orous policy towards the disturbers than that
now pursued. 1t is believed here that Don Car
los is not at Aunecy as was reported from Paris
and that he has not yet left Geneva.
Ldter-lhe Carlists in Navarro are retreating
on RouceSvalles, apparently TO cover the entry
of Don Carlos
A caucus of deputies and senators last night
adopted resolution in favor of the nomination
| oil Rosas for president of the cortes.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, April 23.-llr. Bancroft, American
minister, gave banquet last night in honor Of
| }. &, b. Davis, agent of the United States, be-
| fore the Geneva board. Bismarck and several
leading German diplomats were present.
| AUSTRIA.
| VIENNA, April 23.-Hon. John JAY United
| States minister, and Count Andrassy, minister
OF foreign affairs, have Exchanged notifications
of the trademark convention recently ntgO.
uated between the United States and Austria.
FRANCE.
| PARIS, April 23.-ln the Assembly, the bill for
the organization of a council OF state was re-
terrcd back TO the committee which reported it,;
| the army bill passed a first reading without de.
bate. 1t prescribes severe penalties for drunk
| enneSS
| TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April PA dispatch from
| SebastopOl announces the arrival OF Gen. Sher-
man and Lieut.. Grant, and Hou. A. G. Curtin,
| American minister to Russia.