Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-30
Foreign News.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-The recent storms have
flooded the midland counties, causing great
damage to agriculture.
The creditors of BoWlcS Bros are in favor of
placing the estate in bankruptcy
During the last gale ten men were blown into
the sea at 81. Ives, Cornwall and drowned
The Dublin policemen are showing signs of
inSubOrdmation, 1t is rumOrcd that CommiS-
siOner Henderson has renstalled all the consta-
bles recently dismissed for alleged insubordina-
tion.
A slight shock of earthquake was felt at Derby
to-day; no harm done.
Parliament is further prorogued until the 9th
of February.
The trial of the suit of Hepworth Dixon
against the proprietors ofthe PAN Mall Gazette,
to recover damages for alleged libel, was brought
TO a conclusion to-day. The jury awarded the
plaintiff damages to the amount of one farth-
ing.
FRANCE.
VERSAILLES, Nov 29--Eyening ng-Aftcr a
loug and excited debate this afternoon, the
assembly by aNotc OF $40 yeas to 33l nayS ap-
proved the resolution proposed by Munster
Dutfirc. Before the close of the debate Presi-
dent Thicrs cloquently addressed the house an
hour and half. He acknowledge the assem-
blv'S sovereign constituent power, condemned
socialist doctrines, and impreSsiyely affirmed
his belief in God He declared that he re-
maincd faithful 10 the pact of Bordeaux, and
exclaimed that he belonged 10 no party lie
admitted that he was personally in favor Of a
constitutional monarchy bus added: the
monarchy is impossible; we have republic;
let us make it cOnServativcp He denied any
Share in the political opinions Of the left, and
closed with the declaration that the duty of the
government was trmneSS moderation and i'm
paraty toward all parties.
ITALY.
ROME, Nov. 2S,-ln the chamber of deputies
Minister NiSrpntp Npupstp defended
the foreign policy of the government. He
showed that the relations of Italy with all the
powers were on excellent footing. The party ot
reaction sought 10 destroy the unity OF the
nation. Italy, faithful to liberty, followed the
rays Of peace. Liberty and peace were essential
to her, that the ciyiIHing mission of the dynasty
might be inaugurated.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Nov. 2S The official journals con.
cur IN assuring Europe that the German govern
meut viii respect the will OF France i'm the
choice OF form OF government and the selection
OF statesmen to carry it on. 1t has not the
slightest sympathy or partiSanship for either
IhlerS or the assembly.
In the lower house of the diet to-day, after a
brilliant speech by Herr Falk, in which the de
termination of the government to wage wal
with the influence Of Rome was announced, a
motion introduced by Herr MalenCkrodt against
the exclusion OF members OF ecclesiastical or.
derS as teachers from the public schools was re.
jected, the vote standing 242 to SO.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Nov. 29.-rhe government has re
ceived information that the nSuueCtionay
movement in the province of Malaga has been
suppressed. A band Of republicans has appeared
near BilbOa.
The lower branch of the cortes has adopted
the first secti n OF the clergy budget by vote
OF 104 against A.
Congress yesterday, by 152 to Al, rejected
Fguera' $ motion to cenSure the government for
the appointment Of Gamndc captain general Of
Catalonia.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Nov. 29,--Ihe government contem-
plates introducing an electoral reform bill at the
coming session Of the reChSralh.