Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-12-02
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The royal mail Steamship Persia, which
lief Liverpool on the 4th inst, and Queens,
own tuw On, stne oth, arrived at New. York ON
"Wednesday tho 18th, with two days laseFii
news from from Eur here had been no fur
Ethor Ministerial genents' il regard to the
British Cabinet, and it was said there wouldS
be none until after the meeting Of Parliament,
Eas these,was no Speaker to issue writs, aud as
an interregnum would be 3prejudicial to the
Sitting Members, should a vacancy give rise
to a. contest. Mr. Gladstone had made a
speech at Glasgow, which left no}grounq for
doubt as TO the general course the Ministry
would pursue. He had declared in favor 6f
extending the representative franchise of the
kpeope, although it was said that this was no
|indications that any understanding had been
|afrived 3at in the new, Cabinetin in favor Of u
|reform bill The London correspondent Of
the Manchester g Guardiau" " states that MINIS
lister a dams has resolved on reinquishing his
post, and returning home early in the spring.
~ Special Commission has issued for the trial {
Eof the9Fenians, which, was directedsto the
twelve Judges, and especially to MI. Justice
Fitzgerald and Mr.. Justice Kcogh, who wefe
to hold thoir court at Dublin, with power to
adjourn to Cork, if necessary to facilitate pro-
cecdings. The news from the Continent has
no special features Of interest. The Frank
fort Senate had addressed note to Vienna,
in whicht they repeated their refusal to accede
to the Semandsp of Austria and Prussia The
Prince Of f9Augustenbnrg had been notified by
the representatives sofSthe great powers that
should His, stay in HolsteinS lead to any further
demonstrations in bis favor, he would be either
Immediately expelled AonEthe Duchiesaor
placed ,hlderg arrests TheSD Danish ]. Ministry;
l@had resigned, and in Greece sa now Ministry
Ehad beh formed a,nder nj De legeryss 4NSre.$
Eport wB currehtsthat large Bremen ship,s &
with tl}ee hundred andSseyenkys passengcrs8
for#Nef York. had been lost in tho British
Channd, butYit was believed TO Be without
Foundation. ,s ~.
T RuspnED DfsT TfRBA cEioN THE CANADI-
AN FRdNT34ER A7 AYe hear, through SEMI
official soube, last evening, that trouble. was.
brewing q the Canada border, arising from
the desertalpn Of the British soldiers. Ourin1
formapt Bt&ed Tint lieutenant in her nlaies4 ala
tvs army lrossed with, a company Of marines !
fronllSe|hnffla into MsiGe, for Tho purpose or
arrestibg 5eyeral deserters. Upon their arrisss 4
val ON Wieutral,soil' the marines would not not
acknowledge the authority of their command
ing oficd declaring themselves free, and re- i
fusedstofe feturn with him. Application was
made tohe United States authorities to have
theamcngivcn up, which was refused, and #
was stabd that there was danger of an OUT.
break. The authorities at Washington were,
advisedand Hancook's corps swas ordered to,
rendezPus in Maine. This is substantially
the s4erept made to us. That there 5iss !
q moy9entof troops is certain. TIN. CON pas
ny attahed to Hancock corps stutioned.i1
this I'll received orders yesterday to reppoftatS
Auguh Maine, and ssveptytwo men, all fof,;
the. .colpany who were able to start, left here
on thenailStrai last night.
e., &Ss Hartf1rd Courant.,
| THtCHoLEp;A. The universal alarm feltsS
at at thceSorth9 owing ,wsin to the appearanceof tho
! ChOleji in New York harbor rcnd era. .ao,,o, n