The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09
FROM EUROPE.

Tic fnman.stssper,> CITY Of Paris, which loft
England on the 25th Of October, arrived at Now
York on Sunday last. The following is q summary
of her news:
Tho weekly sailings Of the Cunard extra steamers
had been suspended, but there would still be de-
parturcS OF these vessels for Now York from Liver
pool on every alternate Saturday, commencing on
tho 9th October.
The Mechanics Magazine says: ssWe understand
Rodman guns, with improved carriage, shot and
powder, from the United States Tho gun will
probably rive in this country in five or sx weehs,
whom we shall hor for o settlement Of tho quos-
ton between British and Amorioan ordnance
It 10 stated TINT tho Prince Of Wales attended, by
numerons suite, will lenfe England for huHsia ON
Of bis I, tho Preoss pasn WITH tSo
Czarewtch.
Tho United statos of America ps. Mcnlc. This
is q suit by the United Statos Government to got
Information from tho defendant, who was tho Nv
crpool agont Of tho Confederate Statos as to what
property he had i'll his possossion belonging to hI
late Government. Application was mado in Court
tho Odd for further time to answer The bill, on
tho ground that tho defendant had bcen abroad
for nearly six months, but he had now returned,
and his Instructions had been taken. Aftor somo
discussion the chief clerk OF tho Court gave the
defendant fornight's time, upon payment OF tho
Sir Morton Peto had gono before his constituents
his connection with the London, Chatham and Do
ver Railway. He says no may havo bocn foolish
in ondoayorinS to support tho company, but ho
has not boon dishonest. Tho muotinS which he
addressed unanimously passed resolution do
olaring his explanations to be satisfactory.
Tho Times believes it is cortlin lh 1t MIR. Rolt O.
G., will DO tho now Attornoy-ueneral.
MIR. w. u. Forster had boon adlres 'ing his con-
stitucnts at Halifax and his speech attracted con-
siderable attention. Tho Daily Netos says he Do
serves the praise Of having delivered not perhaps
tho most eloquent, but certainly tho most porsua-
sive and statesmanlike speech on tho roform gues-
ton which has boon heard during tho racess.
It was stated that owing to the hoavme5s in tho
vanco in Liverpool, many Of tho manufacturers in
Manchester had resoiyod upon placing their mills
upon short tmo -four days week), in ordor to
check the production.
Tho receipts Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
arc stated to average from f0O0 to $1,000 stornng
p0r day.
Tho Pail Mnll Gazotte says tho Earl OF Clarendon
was worry much indisposed.
Tho Secretary Of State Tor War has invited pro-
posals for broach-loadors to replace tho present
rilles used in tho British army.
1t is reported that o disagreement has takon
place between M. Fould, Fronoh Minister OF III.
nance, and tho Emperor Napoleon, on tho question
Of Immediately raising hoavy loan, in ordcr to
workmon in dferont parts OF tho country. This
sohome, It is said, has for o long timo boon con.
templatod by the Emperor, but opposed by Al
Fould, who has always solicitod doay. Tho Paris
correspondent Of tho Morning Advertiser says thai
III. Fould has aga n asked that the question may
DO doforred for another year but it ia beloved tina
tho Emperor has boeu influenced by tho dis
turbancos which threatened to tako pIaco among
tho wurkmcn of Lyous, and has docded in favor O
raising loan without further delay. IL is OK
into execution his frequently threatened rcsigna
tion.
Tho Emperor, Empress, and Prince Imperial or
rivod at ST. Cloud on tho 21st from Barritz