Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-27
[BY ATLANTIC GABLE
Great BriIdlIis


LONDON, Feb. 26.-The active efforts Of the
societ} for the prevention Of vice 10 suppress
the publication Of iutpr"pef papers, has resulted
in suSrendng here the sheet Eito~n as the
Days DOings," and in Il great rcioru eli ths
papers of a like character.
PREPARATIONS.
MdRigh.-Au dr'Hy of workmcn is engaged
tonight in completing the preparations for the
thanksgiving celebration to morrow. Much has
yer to be douG tOf the decoration of streets
through which the Procession has to pass.
Inc city for the past two weeks has been fll-
ing M with strangers, aud now is Ovel flowing.
Railway trans yesterday aud to-day, although
doubled and trebled in number and length on
all lines, have been crowded with passengers.
Ii is estimated that tomorrow Il million of hui
man bein IS VIII lie temporarily added to tile
population Of the metropolis.
France.
THE GENEVA ARBITRATION.
Pants, Feb. &c The counsel of the United
States, before the Geneva board of arbitration,
are engaged in preparnga reply to the case sub
mittcd by Great Britain. They tllihk England
will finally consent to the arbitration, but that
the Gladstone nistry will be out of power be-
fore she reaches that determination again.
CHAMBORD.
President Theirs, it is understood, is decidedly
opposed to the continued residence OF Count de
Chambord at Antwerp.
THE NATIONAL SUBSCRIPTION.
Subscr ptous to he national voluntary fund
to pay the German war indemnity continue 10
come in from all parts OF the country. The
fund amounts to 28,00O,000 francs.
TUE BISHOPS.
The Temps says the French bishops secretly
encourage the legiimistS in their efforts to
bring about restoration OF monarchy in
France.
Belgium.
THE DISTURBANCES AT ANTWERP.
ANTWERf, Feb. -MidnighL-Iherc was
some liUtons demons ratiJns at late hour to-
night. All large assemblies are dispersed by
the gcndafpicSi
INCREASING EXCITEMENT.
& Feb. 26.-Count Chambord refuses to publish
d manifesto OF mOnarchis:s in the French nd'
uona assembly, which was brought here by
Count Monte. Populations flom number of
French towns arrived this morning, and were
received by Count ChambUrd. The street, are
again lirongcd today by citizens and strangers.
Great excitement prevails. Notwithstanding
the order prohibiting the conglegating 0l crowds,
several gatherings have taken place this Orni
ing. and number of atlrays have occurred be-
tween tlericals and liberals. The genda-mes
were compelled to clafge upon and disperse the
assCmJlageS, and several persons were wounded.
CITIZENS AIMING!
Ldter.-The CXcitefiient throughout the city is
increasing. The citizens have armed themselves
with cudgels, and are making most threatening
demonstrations against the strangers. The au-
thorltes apprcbcnd serious disturbances, and
are making extensive preparation to suppress
rioting.
STILL THEY CONE.
ECenjng.-A dcputation from the city Of Metz
arrived today and were received by Count
Chambord Deputations from other places con-
tinue to arrive at Paris.
NOISY CROWDS.
Noisy and hostile crowds arc prOmcnading
thp StrpptS hut thpYp has bppu no serious TiOr-
ing. A collision between citizens and strangers
is Immediately stopped by the police and all
large crowds are dispersed.
Germany.
jEsUITs' ESTABLISHMENT.
BERLIN, Feb. 26.-Ihe police entered and
searched an establishment OF JCsuits in Poscn
and seized quantity of papers.