Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30
Foreign News.


ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept ga dispatch from Havrc
denies the report that the steamship Helyetia
was on five in that port few days ago.
The report that at the meeting in Mayuooth
Archbishop Cullen opposed home rule, while a
majority of the bishops present voted in favor
of 1t, is said to be without foundation.
The Observer says it is reported that Sir
Rounded Palmer has accepted the lord chancel-
lorshlp, IN place of Lord Hatherly, who resigns.
ITALY.
ROME, Sept rs Negotiation between the
holy sea and Russia are proceeding satisfacto-
rllK. The question Of the establishment OF a
nuncature at ST. Petersburg has not been de
cided.
CALCUTTA, Sept. 29.-The damage done the
Jue crop by the cyclone of the 21st inst, in Ser.
aigu9ss, is estimated at $4,000.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Sept. 2S.-Ihe Portuguese govern
ment has received unsatisfactory advices from
its new colonies on the African coast Many
OF the cOoniSts are disconnected and threaten
to return. The efforts to establish trade with
the interior have not been successful
LISBON, Sept. 29-The loundres of this city,
with a few exceptions. have closed their doors,
locking out some 200 wOrkmen, whose demands
the propriet0rs refuse TO grant Some firms,
however, have yielded, and it is believed others
viii follow. The workmen's movement is Il
strong one. II is rumored that it is supported,
il not ordered, by the International society
FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. 2S.-The chambers of commerce
Of bordeaux, Nantes and other cities insist on
being consulted in any revision Of the customs
tariff
Count Arnim, German ambassador, will soon
go to Germany on leave of absence
Gambetta, in a speech at Granville, severely
criticised the conduct of Theirs in prohibiting
the public celebrations of the anniversary of
the first republic. He also attacked the Bona
partistS and national assembly, and advocated n
f nt Nta Qn# gafs n.nvnet u,
PARIS, Sept. 29.-Conservative journals con-
denim GambettaS speech at Grenoble
The Patrie publishes a report of a CONVERSE
ton with President Theirs, in which he declares
that every one in Europe desires peace. Ger
many has weakened herself by the annexation
Of non-German territory; Russia is friendly and
Austria Sympathizes with France. France will
nave her reVenge-not by arms, but by work
She has nothing to fear.
SPAIN.
PARIS, Sept. 2S.-A late dispatch from Per-
pignan says that the CarliSt forces before Puiq-
cerda summoned the commander to surrender,
but he refused, and they shortly afterwards
withdrew from before the town.
MADRID, Sept. 2S.-A reinforcement of 500
regulars arrived at Puicerda yesterday, and the
Carlists who were besiegng the town have dis
appeared in the mountains.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Sept 2S.--Ihe remains Of Princess
Hohenlohe, who died Wednesday, were buried
to-day.
BERLIN, Sept. 20-The bishop of Ermeland
adheres to the position assumed by him in OPP
position to secular authority on the question of
accommodation.
BAVARIA.
MUNICH, Sept. 2S.-King Ludwig has appoint
ed Herr Won Burr minister of finance for Ba-
varia.
SWITZERLAND.
GENEVA, Sept. 2S.The Catholics Of Geneva
protest against the removal of Priest Mermillod
by the Swiss government. The Evangelical
conference voted to-day to issue an address to
all Catholics, and D'Aubique was instructed to
draw up the paper
EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept pa special messenger
from Constautinople, bearing the firman of the
sultan to the viceroy of Egypt has arrived in
Cairo The frnan will ne publicly read and
promulgated tomorrow, with the usual cere-
monies, including salute from the citadel.