The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-13
The Daily N ews.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1866.
FOREIGN ITEMS.
TIE EUROPEAN WAR OF 1859.


conflict this year
january 1.-The Emperor Napoleon made an nsg
niacant speech in the Corps Dipomatique.
February 1,-Publicaton of brochure entitled "Na-
poleon III and Italy," recommended by the Monteur.
February 2s.-DepartIro of Lord Gowley for vionna,
March 2s.-The Moniteur stated that on the PROPOSE
ton Of Russiaa Congress eomP9sed Gi nye great pow
the lsn 9nSIon order Of tho dav Of tho rmnoror
April 2o.-Tko Moneur published tho points adopted
s alone
refused to adhere.
May s.--proclamation of the Emperor of the French
announcing declaration of war.
May l2SThe certainty is established of tho neutral
ity Of Prussia and England.
june na.e o, Of sofsno OF peace
July 7.-Despatch of Valleggio, announcing suspen
July ii.~Peaco of villafranca.
LOUIS NAPOLEON RorHscHILD-A Paris letter. in
giving account of private ball, given by the EN-
press tho day after the Auxerre speech Of the Emperor
that so frightened the Paris Stock Exchange, says
Tho eyes of nearly all present riveted upon the
the Corps Diplomaque, and the en- bassadors In
their turn sharply scruntzed. It was observed that
phosphorescent he arbiter Of Europe talked for
time with Count Pakas. Tho Count is tho proba-
sent toward tho Bavaran frontier. Tho Court eossips
also that the little elderly gentleman aforesaid chat
Baron is the possessor of many million pounds sterling,
much Of which is invested at per cent. He is sup.
hold considerable quantity Of Italian Government
stock It was no wonder then. IT, when his conference
the Italian loan hreahed more freely seeing him talk
WITH tn the MARQUIS de Ga poke at the Cas-
an excuse for carrying into ball room. One OF group
Majesty that was the breaEne 20 on
and that for the sake of France it. received
this repy Il cannot understand the terror of
g M for Paris tn In
quiet while Austria and Prussia fight"
Karl Blind. father of the young man who attempted
to aasassinate Count Btmark has written letter to
e London journal, in which he says: "With bleeding
heart and bowed down with grief, place the palm OF
Ga ana a Of 6% Won has @ been his
gard as my true son nobier, more loving nature than
his would nd be- Sill to imagine From love Of
himself IN order to spare his fatherland the miseries
fal Kindness full of the generou. aspirations II
others blame him. let 1t not be expected that whom
Of saying that reprobate zhia whose Inspirations
nave been the Purest and who has enthusIasticayal
myself and my familygven up his young and promis.
Ing Life In his countrys cause"
Doc sU1cIDE-An English newspaper tells the follow
Ing extraordinary story which it is true proves that
dog may by culture. become in certain respects as
unreasonable and absurd as some men. who cowardy
yS' 4 a Sr petty t.
George Hone Of Frindsbury, near Rochester has
Medway at Upnor Chatham. The dog had been sus sm
pected of approaching hydrophobia, and was accord
house. This treatment appeared to cause him much &
annoyance ana for some days he was observed to be
becoming rabid On Thursday morning he was aeen TO
leave the house and proceed to intimate acquaint-
dence of whom he get up piteous cry on finding he
could not obtain adnittance. After waiting at the
close by and then deliberately walked down the bank
and after turning round and giving kind of farewell
under water until he rolled dead. This eytraordi-
nary act of suicide was Witnessed BY several persons
The manner OF the death proved pretty clearly that the
animal was not suffering from hydrophobis,"
A sensational American s now in Paris. whose nro
feesion is TINT of face maker-in theatrical parance
prime; He Paces himself behind frame hidden with
white CLOTH and beside table covered with wigs,
false boards and paint brushes AS soon as his toTe
maoe ne suddenly draws aside the curtsin and OK.
1eon Charles T., Wellington. Louis XI.. or that Of
madman, an idiot, fury, criminal &c. The princi
which the artist changes his head for each tran sforma
son is perfect in it's truthful resemblance As yet he
publicis waiting for him with interest.
The little speech at Auxerre, or rather tho little addi
on made to It cost the spectators in Paris
over one hundred y million dollars. Some people lost by
punish. NJ Feury for Instance. is deputy and the he
imprudonee the other day. to shake hands s. with 18th M
Thiers, after the laers famous peace speech 1t
wards to visit Auserre; but Napoeon's speech sent
down the shares Of the Credit Foncier nearly to
RUIN NJ feury.
One of the best Hebrew scholars of Europe has inst
died. Dr. Huped Professor in the University Of aiie
He was born at Marburg in 1896, and early devoted
himself to the study Of philosophy and theology In
1919 he became Professor In the Gymnasium Hanau
Having resigned this Office in consequence of health
he went to Halle and became pupil OF Gesenius After
professorate at Marburg the death Gesenus he
was chosen his successor He the author of o
Hebrew g. ammer work on the authorship of Genesis,
and commentary on the Psalms. besides minor works
topics relating to the Oriental languages and to
Biblical criticism His DEATH which took place sudden
ly on the oath OF April leaves place hard to be filed
as Hebraists arc becoming every day rarer.
. STEAM OMsIBUsRs IN PARIs.-Steam omnibuses are to
be established in Paris The company propose to run
from the Champs d Mars to the Bastie, making six
has The fret is to be at the Champs Elysees the &c.
cond at the Madeleine the third at the opera on
the Boulevard des Capucines, the fourth the thea
tre OF the Gymnase the fifth at the Porte st. Martin
and tho BiIth ut the Chateau d Eau. The omulbuses
drawn by horses TAX an hour and twenty minutes to
perform the distance; the steam company undertake
accomplish 1t In fortyfye minutes including stop
piges. #..H - f7I|
POPULATION OF LoNDoN.-The population of London
$40 on the 9Th OF April 1865 Ave days from the date Of
the last census or this popuston 62O $3.50 arc Within
the metropolitan parliamentary borougs
by eighteen memosrs In the House OF Commons; the
remaining 425.60l persons not within the limits OF
any of the boroughs The 'netropnlis of the Regis.
trar-Genera eItende from Fulham to Plumbstead and
from Hampstead to Streatham.
Az the names Of inventors are sometimes forpotten
and even lost may here mention that French ph
togapher named Dsderi claims to bo inventor OF the
s'cartes de.yiste." patented November a. 1884 M
yh hade eafa Dtp IN para