Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-22
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 20.-Additional papers bear
ing npoh the Alabama claims controversy be-
tween England and America were presented in
both houses of parliament last night. These
papers consisted of a formal correspondence
which has passed between the two governments
on the subject, and a. note from Lord Tender
den to Bancroft Davis accompanying the coun.
ter case.
A dispatch from Rome to the Daily News
says il Is the opinion of the Italian government
that the board OF arbitration at Geneva ought
not to take into account, when celebrating upon
the Alabama claims, those submitted by the
American government for indirect damages.
The prospectus OF the American Atlantic tele-
graph company, is published, proposing TO lay
a cable from Milford Haven TO Rye Beach, N.
H., the rates to be Is. sd. per word, with a
charge in gross for address of three shillings
This rate is about One-third of the tariff of the
present monopoly.
1t is stated from Vienna that Franz Abt pro-
ceeds to Boston for the purpose of personally
conducting the performance of his own compo-
Sllons at Gllmore's international peace Jubilee.
One hundred and fifteen emigrantS sailed
from Liverpool for Canada Wednesday last,
under the auspices Of Miss Rye's project for the
relief Of English poor by colonization in the do
minion.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, April 20-rhe North German Gazette
to-day again denies the truth of the London
Daily Teegraph's alarming statement in regard
to he relations of France and Germany, but
takes occasion to remark THAT the last speech OF
President Theirs has produced an unpleasant
feeling throughout Germany, and that the char
acteT of the French war budget dictates caution
on the part of Germany. The Gazette asserts
that the government evidently cannot allow
Fran &c to relinqGish her pledges to Germany for
the security of peace in hasty manner; and
consequently French territory will be held in
occupation by German troops much longer than
would be necessary provided the present and
prospective relations between the two countries
were of more favorable character.
The difficulties between master and Journey
men carpenters in this city was not settled this
morning. The masters have discharged their
employees and closed their shops.
SPAIN.
MADRID, April 20-Don Carlos has already
carried out his intention, issuing a manifesto
protesting against the manner lin which recent
elections for members of the Cortes were con-
Quoted. His protest, which also abjures his
partisans who were elected to the cortes not to
take their seats in that body, is now in crcula.
ton in this city.
MADRID, April 21.-The newspaper organs of
the Carlist party publish the manifesto of Don
Carlos protesting against the late elections
signed by his secretary and countersigned by
NOcedal; and declare that hencelorth Carlos
and his followers will protest only in the field
n liolh5 vi NuillolS III all parts OF Dpal0
is momentarily expected Troops are prepared
TO meet it, Railway companies have been Or
dered to hold theirrOlling stock in readiness for
instant use. Volunteers in Madrid and else
whc proifer their services to the government
The council of ministers met yesterday eve
ming, and were in session all night.
The impartial is assured that the kings
speech tomorrow will contain the following
declaration: II will not impose myself on the
country except as representative of and sup
ported by the majority, but if some turbulent
minority seeks to impose its VIII on the nation,
| know my duty and will fulfill it,"
FRANCE
PARIS, AGril 20,-Gambetta delivered an adj
dress at Havre last night in which he alludes TO
the present condition of France and the necessi-
ty Of more definite form of government. He
said the FIRST measure to be adopted to insure
the needed reform was the dissolution of the
present Legislative body of France and election
of a republican assembly.
The archbishop Of Paris and several other
members of the Catholic clergy, having issued
DEGREES promuleating the doctrine of papal n-
fallibility, a number of newspapers in this city
declare their action Illegal.
PARIS, April 21.-A dispatch from the French
ambassador at lierlin represents his relations
with the German government on very good
footing.
President Theirs will shortly hold a review of
the military forces in and around Paris. The
review which takes place at Long Champs will
be preceded by maneuvres on large scale.
The American squadron consisting of seven
vessels, has arrived at Marseies.