Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-16
Foreign News.
ENGLAND.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Dec. 16--5 \. NAH the journals
this morning express the warmest sympathy
with Mr.. Disraeli in his atiliction
FRANCE-

ENGLAND.
LONDON Dee. 16--5 A. NAH the journals
this morning express the warmest sympathy
with Mr.. Disraeli in his affection
FRANCE.
PARIS, Dec. 4.-In the assembly to-day NJ
Duyale asserted that the petitions which were
being brought forward for the dissolution of the
assembly We're irregularly signed and were evil
IDENTIFY the work of agitators
NJ. Gambetta denies this assortment. He said
the country had given successive and significant
manifestations of its dissent from the policy of
the assembly by returning republican candi-
dates in most of the recent elections wherein
democrats had been successful over mouarchists,
even in the ancestral districts of the latter The
crisis through which the government had Just
passed, rendered the peoples desire for the dis
solution of the assembly universal and invinci-
BILE. He would refute these calumnies upon his
party. He dehed the monaTchiStS 10 establish
a monarchy, declaring that neither would q
king accept nor the people ratify. Here Nj
Gambetta was passonately interrupted from
the right, and NJ. d Audittret Pasqiuer followed
with speech, violently attacking the radicals
He declared the horrors of the rule of the COM
mune in Paris were the fruits of the application
Of their principles to the government. The de-
bale was adjourned, to he resumed at nine
O'Clock this evening.
PARIS Dec. 15.-The sitting of the assembly
was resumed last night at 9 O'Clock. Minister
Dufauere addressed the house in favor of re-
iectiug petitions for dissolution. He spoke
ironically of Gambetta, whose speeches, he said,
were the cause of the present needless agitation.
Speeches followed from members of ali parties
The debate was one of the most violent and eX-
citing which has taken place in the assembly,
and lasted till one O'Clock this morning, when
the chamber, by vote of 400 to POI, rejected
the petitions and passed to the order of the day.
President Theirs was not present during the
debate either in the afternoon or evening. Be-
pI nIp tpI a
luton directing that NJ Dufaueres speech be
placlrded in all the Communes of France.
a similar resolution with regard to the
speeches Of the radical deputies was voted down.
The monarchst journals are greatly pleased
with the stand taken by Minister Dufauere,
The radical press maintain tone Of Indifference,
and declare they will continue the agitation for
dissolution.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Dec. 1.-THE Gaccta (oficiaD to-
day publishes Il royal decree establishing the
municipal organization of Porto Rico Some
journals protest against this action Of the crown.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Dee. IA. RumOrs Of Bismarck S
resignation of the presidency Of the Prussian
council excite much newspaper comment The
journals of this city all discuss the matter, the
tenor of opinions thus far expressed being that
Prussia is the heart of Germany, that the lead
ership of Prussia in affairs of confederation is
essential to the leadership of Germany IN the
affairs Of Europe, and that Prince Bismarck Sire
tirement from the Prussan council is likely to
lead to an important crisis in the politics of the
country.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Dec. 14.-Herr Depretis, the minis
ter Of finance, to day submitted to the reichs-
rath the budget for 1873. The minister stated
that it was estimated that the receipts would
exceed expenditures by 10000 forms, mainly
in consequence of increased revenue taxes.
BERLIN, Dec. 10 The disciplinary court
yesterday decided that it was legally incompe-
tent to try the case of army Bishop Nanczan-
owsky, who was arraigned for melting chaplains
to diSObey orders of the minister of war.
A special dispatch from Berlin says Prince
Bismarck is looking exceedingly well. He will
perhaps consent to remain at the head of the
Prussian cabinet if ministers Setchen and
llzenplitz, who oppose the reconstruction of the
Henenhaus, resign.
ITALY.
ROME, Dec. 15.-The committee of the cham.
Der Of deputies, who have under consideration
the religious corporations bill, at the sitting
yesterday adopted resolution declaring that
the suppression of the Society of Jesus, includ.
| ing the chief establishment of the order in
Rome, is imperatiyely demanded by the inter
ests Of the nation. The announcement of this
action was received by the liberal deputies with
| enthusiastic applause.