Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-26
Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, April 25.-The remains of Earl
Mayo arrived at Kingston, Ireland, from Suez,
on the government steam yacht Enchantress.
The ceremony of landing Of the body and fu-
neral of the deceased will take place to-day. The
queen will he represented by her son-in-law,
the MARQUIS Of Lorne.
The Atlanta boat club of New York, which
arrived at Liverpool yesterday, came to Putney
to-day. They will Immediately commence to
practice for the approaching race with the Lon
don crew over the Thames course. A Humber
of members of the London club met the At
lanta crew at Liverpool and gave them a warm
greeting.
steamship from Liverpool to-day from New
York carried out number of persons to form a
colony in Nebraska.
PARIS, April 25.-Amangements are being
made by the American residents to welcome
Miss Nellie Grant, who is expected here soon,
ball will be given in her honor at the Grand
hotel.
In the house of lords tonight the duke OF
Cleveland moved a second reading of the pris.
onerS minister's bill, the object of which is II
pay Roman Catholic chaplaus for services in
prisons. Cleveland said he had observed that
many sections OF the country, notably Liverpool
and neighborhood, were intensely Catholic; ant
the passage of this bill was as much matter o
policy as Of justice.
Lord Oranmore spoke against the measure
the time had come when the pretenSiouS of the
church OF Rome should be curbed.
Lords CarnarvOn and Morley supported the
Dill as in accordance with the spilt of the are
Niscount MiddleSeX confessed that when il
was proposed TO make Romish priest an ON
cial person he felt bound TO halt The bill
passed--5S to %.
FRANCE.
MARsEILLEs, April 25.-An Italian bark, wifi
cargo OF 1900 cases of petroleum, took fire las
night in the midst of the crowded shippiur O.
IUrDUpl Of
and crews of the United States fleet, now in the
harbor, the burning vessel was isolated, and an
extensive contlagratiOn averted The prefec
and merchants of MarSellcs have returned
thanks to the officer commanding the American
fleet.
SPAIN.
PARIS, April 25.-The Spanish mails did moi
come TO hand to-day. The univers and IibertC
announce that Don Carlos has crossed the fror
tier and is now in Spain at the head of ,OOC
men. The same journals say that perfect un
derstanding exists between the Carsts and re.
publicans. The former are to draw the troops
into the open country and leave the towns de
tenseless against the republicans who are Il
rise against the government on the first of NAV
in all parts of Spain. Only two of the Isabellis
generals have yet joined the instruction. TIC
French legitimistS hold aloof from the daring
scheme of Don Carlos.
The friends of the ministry in the new cOrtes
held a meeting last night which was presided
over by Admiral Topete, Their object was tc
assure the government of sympathy ana sup
port in its struggle with the Instruction. Sa-
costa made fiery speech, demanding to be
placed at the post of greatest danger. Serrano
and Rosas made addresses full of patriotic en-
thusiasm and loyalty.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, April 25.-The obsequies of Earl
Mayo took place to-day. The remains were
landed from the steam yacht Enchantress this
morning, at Kingston, and brought to the city
in ii special train, An imposing funeral pro
cession, nearly a mile in length, consisting of
the principal officers of the government, a large
detachment of regular troops, and many city
societies was then formed and passed through
the principal streets, which were crowded with
dense masses of sympathizing spectators. Con.
spicuous in the funeral cortege were the Marquis
OF Lorne, as representative of the queen, Earl
Spencer, lord lieutenant of Ireland, and q bril-
liant staff, and the mayor and corporation of
Dublin. The remains were taken to Mas, the
family seat of the deceased, for final interment.