Worcester daily spy., 1872-03-07
Foreignl News.


ENGLAND
LONDON, March G.-Tnc celebrated Tichborne
case, which has been on trial in this city So long,
was brought 10 a sudden and most unexpected
termination this morning. Upon the opening
Of the court, the counsel for the claimant TO the
TichbO~ue estate announced that their client had
decided, in view of the action Of the jury Mon
day, III saying they had heard sufficient evidence
whereon to base verdict, to withdraw the cause
before the court. After this announcement of
the counsel for the plaintiff, tile counsel for the
defence asked Lord Chef Justice BOWL to issue
a warrant for the arrest Of the claimant on the
charge of perjury, aud to fix his hail at dfty
thousand pounds. The petition was granted
and bench warrant issued for his arrest. Inc
claimant was not present at the session of the
court this morning, and tits believed he has fled
from the civ.
Ldtsr--1h he claimant to the Tichborne estate
did not as first supposed, leave London immedi-
atcly upon his decision TO withdraw his case.
Shortly after the issue of the warrant for his ar
rest he was taken into custody by the police and
conveyed to Newgatc.
FRANCE.
PARIS, March 6-Casmer Perierc, late minis
ter OF the Interior refused 10 accept the minis
try Of hnance, which was offered him upon the
resignation of Pouyer Quertier.
NJ. Santon, editor OF the CorSaire, fought
duel TO day with NJ. Rogat of the Pays. The lat
ter was twice wounded.
Sgnor Milghettc is expected here shortly on
private mission from the king of Italy to
President Thiers concerning the Roman qucS-
ton.
In the assembly to-day report of the com
mttee confirming the election OF ROuher from
Corsica was agreed to-
The debate continued on the bill imposing
penalties for connection with the International
society.
Lonis Blame declared the passage of such a
measure would throw France back three cCn-
turtles.
| During the sitting the question was proposed
| to tue government by Quiraud, an OrleanSt,
| with regard 10 the resignation OF PoByer Qncr-
tier The introduction OF this inquiry was fol
| lowed by prolonged excitement and uproar.
| NJ MOrnay warmly praised the conduct of the
| late minister of finance, and demanded explain
| atuns.
The government declined to make immediate
| reply, as the usual notice had not been 9lVen OF
| the question but promised IN answer Saturday.
EUeniag.-Another ministerial crisis IS eX-
pectcd. as an evident conflict between the as
| sembly and the government is at hand
GERMANY.
BERLIN March 6.-SuockS of an earthquake
were felt here this afternoon, and simultaneous
" in Dresden, Pierna, Schgudau, Chemnitz,
Bodeubaek, Wcimar and Rudolstadt The
movement was not violent, but more or less per-
ceptable at intervals for over an hour.
The donations granted by the emperor on the
anniversary of the entry into Paris, have given
rise 10 much comment on account OF the large
ness Of the sums disposed of. 1t is said that
Prince Chutles. Gems. Mollke, Room and Man
teufFel, and the duke of Bavaria received each
| 100000 thalers, Gen. Goeben and Minister Del
| brack 200 900, twelve Others 10000 each, and
Ceus Fabrik and Blumenthol and others were
| ptUpottionatey remembered.
The upper house ol diet has under considera-
| ton school inspection bill. During the de-
| bate to-day, Prince Bismarck made significant
| speech He expressed his fear Of the dsloyal
! influences of the Catholic clergy, and Insisted
on clause providing for the introduction OF
the German language in the Polish schools. lie
| assured the conservative members of the diet
that the government did not intend to break
with their party, but it would not submit to
| such pressure.
ITALY.
ROME, March 6.-At the recent meeting OF
the Italian society for the diffusion Of the Bible
Pere Hyacinthe said that while he could not
become member of the society, he would will
ngly give his approval to, and concurrence in
| its great work.
SPAIN.
MADRID, March 6-rhe appointment of Adj
mral Polo de Barnabe to tile amb lssadorshlp
at Washington has been decided upon.