Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-23
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, AOril % The Times in abiding to
the rumors that the United States will with
draw the extraordinary claims and also that
they will maintain them says that perha pS the
policy of President Grant consists in keeping
the case unsettled until the 18th of june the
time for the rcasSembling Of the tribunal of
arbitration at Geneva. The duty of England
under these circumstances is plain. She should
proceed no further in the arbitration if the
claims OF the American government for indirect
| damages are withdrawn. 1t strongly urges the
adoption by parliament of the motion which
Lord Russell announced his intention of intro
| ducing for an address to the crown for the sus-
| pension of the proceedings on the part of Great
| Britain before the Geneva tribunal until the
| American claims for indirect damages are with
| drawn.
There are two theories now advanced con-
corning the political projections in the News.
One is that the ministry will really resign if de-
ieated on Fawcett's bill and the other that this
| announcement is given out for the purpose of
| filling the liberal benches at the session to-
| night The announcement that the dissolution
OF the ministry is possible has fiattened the
| financial market.
| The News states that it is possible before the
close of next week the present Gladstone cabi-
net will be dissolved and be succeeded by con-
| servatve ministry, and the general elections for
members OF parliament take place during the
latter part of summer 1t is also certain that
luG government VIII NC utlSalGu III commons,
when the division occurs on Fawcetts bill rela-
tive to the university at Dublin, which has been
made cabinet question.
FRANCE.
MARsEILLEs, April o. - Admiral Alden,
commanding the American squadron now here,
will go to Paris. The squadron will remain
here a few days and then sail for q cruise in the
Atlantic ocean. Crowds are visiting the Ameri-
| can feet
Don Alphonze, brother of Don Carlos, having
arrived in this city, the French authorities have
| given him formal notice that he cannot be per-
mitted to approach the Spanish frontier. The
notice was accompanied by request that he
| would leave France and go to Switzerland, with
which the prince has complied. There is great
| excitement in Pampeluna, the capital of Ma
| varre, twenty miles from the frontier. Don
Carlos has promised his friends to appear there
| in person. ReinforcementS are hurrying to the
city and volunteers are assembling under arms.
GERMANY.
| NEW YORK, April PA Berlin letter states
| that there was formidable outbreak of miners
| at Rothschild's coal mines in Ostran. Troops
were required to disperse them, but not before
several buildings were destroyed Fifty of the
rioters were badly wounded, several of whom
died.
SPAIN.
MADRID, April 22-The Carsts have again
| commenced demonstrations against the govern
ment, and are active in the provinces of Taledo
of priests appeared A demonstration in other
parts of the kingdom is looked for. The govern
ment authorities have arrested many persons in
Madrid, Valadoled and elsewhere whom they
suspect OF completely.
ITALY,
ROME April 22.--The pope yesterday gave au-
diencc TO 1000 citizens of Rome. His holiness
addressed his visitors, thanking them for their
devotion TO the holy see and approaching the
Italian government and other powers for usurp-
ing the rights of the church.
BRAZIL.
LONDON, April 22.-Advices from Rio Janeiro
TO April state that the royal mali steamer
Boyne, having on board the emperor and en-
press OF Brazil arrived there on the morning of
March 81, amid the firing of guns and the ring
ing of hells. The city is richly decorated aud
for the past three nights it has been universally
and brilliantly illuminated. The emperor is
looking very well. lie has had comfortable
voyage, and the citizens Of Rio Janero were de-
lighted to see him.
NEW YoRE, April ga Rio Japero letter
states that n. Bodiseo, secretary of the Russian
legation In Brazil, died there recently.
The school ship Mercury, from New York. Is
NJ lilo, There were no American war vessels at
RIO the 23d ult