Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-23
Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


NEW YORK, May pa special TO the Herald
says that the English papers continue to discuss
the treaty of Washington and the supplement
tary article thereto with undminished interest
The editorials generally are inspired by the de
sire to prevent the failure OF the arbitration, and
TO save the treaty.
An article in a contrary sense, printed By the
Pail Mall Gazette tonight is remarkable for its
truthful and just appreciation OF the danger
OF endeaYoring TO save the treaty at the expense
OF national susceptibility. We extract the fol-
lowing:
"The whole drift of feeling aud opinion in
England lustfes the saying that the worst thing
TO do with the treaty is to save it. Having the
treaty means offence and humiliation to Amer
lea or to England or to both nations Ii means
a renewal and not an abatement ofthe ill-feeling
II was intended TO allav. How to save the
treaty means who shall eat leak or whether
some means cannot be invented whereby both
parties shall agree to eat it in each others pres
ence American papers appear to eXclaim
a. alhSt inc adoption oil the supplementary ar
tlee. Here there is only one opinion and that
Is that It's acceptance would be discredtable and
dangerous Both peoples would be pacitied and
content at once If the treaty aud negotiations
connected Herewith were dropped as an IRENE
diahle 6lunder, for two governments are alone
10 oame. mat Is the proper fate of the treaty,
ana tne only sale and peaceful way of dispOsing
OF it,.
This article states exactly the situation in
England, and IS lust expression of the best
opinion here 1t is certain that the persons,
bankers, financial agents, and others, who are
determined TO save the treaty at whatever cost
without regard to the national dignity or honor,
are bringing about dangerous complications:
Tue same with those unwiSe politicians who are
WlllnSstO make party capital ont of an interna-
tlonal difficulty. Further negotiation of the
treaty VIII only continue an irritation that NAV
eventually put two proud nations in an attitude
from which "a he tha
The treaty should be dropped immediately for
the sake OF national amity, good will and
peace.
FRANCE
PARIS, May 22.-rhe commission on capitu-
latl0nS III their report relative to the surrender
OF Strasbourg, blame Gen. Ulrich on Mi points
tor the equalization of thatfcity. He is espec.
laly censured Tor securing for himself and Off
GERS exemption from the conditions imposed
upon his enlisted men.
VERSAILLES, May 22.-ln the assembly to-day
the debate on the Interpolation of the govern
ment with regard to war contracts was contin-
ued. Audlitret PaSquer replied with severity
to Rouher, and vlndicaed his own exposure of
c0rruptlons under the empire. He vigorously
denounced Napoleon and called on the empire,
IN the language of Augustus, to restore to
france her leglOnS, her provinces, and her glory
The members Of the assembly and crowds in
the galleries were greatly excited and frequent
" interrupted the speaker with passionate out
bursts of applause. ROuher followed with a
speech of two hours duration, which was lis
tened to with impatence, and is pronounced I'M
equal to the occasion. Gambetta then made a
violent and bitter attack on the empire. The
audience was remarkably quiet; and although
deep interest was manifested the speaker re-
ceved LITTLE or no applause. With Gambetta's
speech tthe debate closed, and the sitting was
adjourned.
SPAIN.
MADRID, May 22.-It is reported that the
CarIlst leader, fturbe, has received a fresh sup
ply OF arms, and threatens vengeance on Carl
ISIS who have submitted to the authorizes in
Guipuzcoa. The last Carst band in Lerida,
numbering 1000 men, surrendered yesterday.