The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-19
EaTorean Correspenaeaco RAosnix.
-. -, PARIS. Ailpust 81 1863


the people of these different countries do
not seem inclined to grasp the hand or the
naughty Hohenzollern with auy degree Of
cordiaiity. The inhabitants of oo,,fiscased
Hanover, Electoral Hesse Nassau and
Frankfort had no objection to become
German, but they decidedly object to being
Prussianized. Bismark will now hayo to
face the obstinacy Of the people, and tho
|needle-gun has, perhaps, not yet donc it's
Office.
1he Prussian omissaries and officers still
continue to make themselves verv unpo-
pular, especially in the so-called free town
OF Frankfort-on-the- Maine. The troops in
garrison in tho city Of the Rothschilds cost
the inhabitants 5000 florins a day. The
pipes and cigars which have been provided
Tor the soldiers amount to the sum of
i1o.oOo HORNS. The good people of Frank
tort are in state bordering ON madness
IN seeing their hardly earned fiorins disap
pear IN smoke.
quence Of the tyranny being exercised in
Germany by the hated Prussians will be a
call to their nelghbors beyond the Rhine
ny the oppressed sons of Fatherland, and
shat some day or other, Napoleon III will
fatly refused him. 1t is known that with
a little patience the Emperor got Nice and
Savoy, and as the French arc very fond of
laying hattering unctions to their souls.
they expect to get the long wished frontiers
has taken up the Rhenish frontier Question
with some warmth. The Badensche land
Ze7fung invites all good Germans to unite
IN crushing tho Gallo, and have done with
him forever. 1t says, ''let us rccollect that
Lorraine and Alsatia once belonged to us;
IN fnh hc.
own. However, tho French press gives
tho German as good as it sends, and even
our generals lose no opportunity or having
a shot at our Prussian friends. Mar
shal heynault dc st. Jcar dAnquily,
IN addressing the Imperial Guards, a few
days ago, said, "Do not forget the glorious
victories inscribed on your flag, amongst
others Zina, AusterIitz and Waeram."
There IL no doubt but that this speech
was intended for tho F'-dnzoSenpressenS
or French man eaters of Berlin.
Private accounts from Milan inform ,,s
that the young Eluprcss Charlotte was
very much upset on Learning of the sad in
telligence from Mexico. When the news
first reached her, she expressed her intcn-
ton Of Immediately returning to lI,at
country. to share the danger with her hns- M
band. She was, however, prevailed upon
TO slvc up that project, and remain il,
l.nropc, where she can be of more uso
''ian IN Mexico. She will remain ut Mira
,ii"i ,on VIC present, Whcrc she. Will await
the definite answer of the Emperor of the
French. The lcavc-t aking between their
Imperial MaJcstles, at the Grand Hotel
was most cordial, and confirms the re-
ports that tho Empress Charlott. left Paris
~c1I satisfied with the result OF her mission
to Europe.
We shall, no doubt, know moro about the
Mexican embassy extraordinary after the
next meeting, which will take place on the
return OF their Majcsties from Biarritz and
from Mlramas, ut about tho end OF Ocl,,
bcr.
In ITALY, Victor Emanuel, in order to
make the Pope feel more comfortable tllan
he does, has pardOncd MaZZini, who is here
believed t. DO the avowcd cucmy of every
monarch .ndN tho sun. However, the
arch-agltat"r fuses to profit by Victor
Emanuels polite intentions, and Will CONT
nue. to plot in evil.
On tho 18th OF August, the f.fc Of Tic
Emperor was celebrated with due pamp
At Rome, Mons. Bernardo, in the absence
or Cardinal Antonclli, expressed his graft
tudc to the Emperor for tho many years
of protection guaranteed to The Holy See.
He said he hoped that tho oldest son Of the
church would not abandon the lca,t Of the
church in tho hour OF trial
The Roman Government seems rather
tardily inclined to grant Il few reforms to
the people Of the pontilical States. Ills
Holiness personally seems httlo inclined to
change the programme of non iOSSunuS,
and would rather retro to Malta which
has been offered to him hy the English
Government-than remain in the holy city,
where he will be exposed to the violence of
tho emissaries OF MaZZini.
News from the East is of rather q serious
nature. The rising in Gambia is rather on
tho increase than decrease. The insurgents
have taken possession Of the principal
| towns of the island. There is grca, de-
sire on tho part of the Canadians to place
themselves under the Government of King
George of Greece, and to throw of the
hated Turkish Government; but the Otto
man Porte will never consent to give up
one OF the brightest jewels in its crown.
unless forced by superior poweIo.
There has been revolt OF Polish cXlcA
Mt Iskhout, i'll Siberia, which was, however,
Of short duration, as the Russian soldiers
and officers succeeded i'll capturing the
| rlnI-leaders, who were most Of them put
to death.
Monsieur Tony Robert Henry, tho paint
| cr, and son of Robert Henry, tl.c Director
| Of the French Academy of Fine Arts at
Rome, has just received from the Polish
Committee in Paris a present of very
beautifully inlaid paint box as 4 proof of
| ID by him this year at tho .SdlOn, which
| represented tho massacre at Warsaw, IN
| 1868.
| The Atlantic telegraph was a nimc-ityS
| 'oontte', and is looked upon now a. thing
quite natural, and we now talk Of nothing
less than d submarine railway between
England and Franco. There is also 4 pro-
Jcct OF making seaport town, and of
bringing the sea to Paris. This project
will not, to be sure, be carried out by the
time of the great exhibition; bnt it vii! one