Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-27
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ENGIAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. 2G.-MisS Emily Faithful sailed
from Liverpool for New York to day in the
steamer Oceanic. She visited the American
club in the former city last night.
Right Hon Robert Lowe visited Glasgow to-
day and received from the municipality the fee
dom Of the city. In his speech returning thanks
for the honor Lowe alluded to the result of the
Geneva arbitration. He expressed the opinion
that the Americans had come out of the struggle
very much irrtated; but Englaud's object was
not to gain legal triumph; she acted, therefore,
not as litigant, but as friend, and the money
declared due should be paid without murmur
ordelay.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Sept. 26.-At a recent meeting of
Roman Catholic bishops in MaynOoth. although
Archbishop Cullen opposed the principle of
Home Rule" the majority of bishops voted in
its favor.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. 26.-Elections have been ordered
for the 10th of October in AIgierS, Cavalados
and other districts, to fill vacancies in the ma
tional assembly.
HAvRE, Sept. ga lire broke out on the
steamer Helyetia, from London, Dist, for New
York, while lying in this port. 1t was quietly
eXtingushed. Only few planks were burned,
and the damage was tritling
PARIS, Sept 26.-Gambetta, in a speech at
Albertvile last evening, demanded dissolution
OF the national assembly.
The permanent commission of the assembly
sat to-day and adjourned for fortnight.
Immigration from Alsace and Lorraine con-
tinues and is increasing.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Sept. 26.-The Rechsanzeiger pub
fishes official notice that the payment of the
North German federal loan will begin January
1, 1878.
The Prussan Cross Gazette states that Rosen-
burg will succeed Balan as German ambassador
to Belgium.
Emperor William has given his consent to
further proceedings against the bishop of Ernie
land.
BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 26.-Kng Leopold is suffer-
ing from sprain which confines him to the
palace.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. 26.-Ryiero was to-day elected
president of the cortes By vote of 176 to 80
The Yice-presdent and secretaries of the last
cortes were reelected. The minister of finance
will present the annual budget tomorrow.
The senate elected Senior Fi@uerola president,
the vote standing tfty-cight to three. In the
cortes, tomorrow, bills for the reformation of
the mortgage law and commercial code, for
meeting the financial deficit, and for regulating
the floating debt will be introduced.
BRAZIL.
LISBON, Sept. pa steamship from Rio
Janero with dates of the 9th has arrived
The Brazilian minister of agriculture is dead,
and Senior Barrels appointed as his successor.
Elections for members of congress throughout
the country resulted in favor Of government
candidates.
Negotiations between General Mitre the Ar
gentne envoy, and the Brazilian government,
are still going on. The settlement of the dis
pute depends on the construction of the boun-
Diary treatylbetweer the Argentine confederation
and Paraguay.
TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 26.-The funeral of
the late DjemiI Pasha took place to-day. An
aid-de-camp of the sultan has been dispatched
as a special messenger to Egypt to present to
the vicerOy hrman sanetoning his title of
khedve and making it hereditary.