The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-07
LATER FROM EUROPE.
LATER NEWS FROM oERMANY-uEAvr FAILURE IN
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NEW YonK, May 1.-The steanship Scotia has
a arrived at New York, with Liverpool dates to the
21st, IsdIQneenst town onltbei22d, asli
-, 90. Nothing bad been heard OF the steamship City
49, OF Washington when the Scotia left Shs had been
: three,weeks out. Heavy premiums are demanded
.,.,7 Debate being continued in tho House Of Com.
me mons 2a tRe Reform bill division is not likely
Head Centre Stephens had been toasted b the
70 e is 81 The sd Of APRIL belief the
pacific adjustment OF the Germah lificuitiestgrew
stronger. 'Telegrams spoke OF CONCESSIONS; by
AugtriaS and other rnmors lead to- the conviction
that peace will be maintained, rY., ..,q ,u,
"a The funds Of England and, the continent haye
,rr' The LONDON Times, OF the 21st, however,. an-
"'fnounosa rshast had received RSgs that p6 & the
&snsdoS tSS ADVICE Of some other Minis
iters, Resolved Is Withdraw Count KaTosle, the
a"oI being made known to the PrussiaP Minister at
Vienna, it was expected that he would depart i'm
sdatsy is added IN shpisast!Sn that S9Hns
18th, fapbed to Berlin repetition Of Austrs's
demand ON the 9th, and received afresh refusal
<%f ON the 10th hence council Was held and bold
x hS Fines beiieyes that this action is to be fol-
% tbs %ithirswaf % Sf the Austrian troops from Hol:
"c stein, where they are held in check by superior
ssHsa hs .sfss aHa s
b. abandonfnent OF Holsteih by Austris will be re;
IN
neideT var. inevitable. Great activity is reported
10, ;i7ip the Italian navy. r. Y.y.. -, -
There is some apprehension Of :fresh distnrban-
'tii ees between Spain and Jassy. - : ~ a., 4r,
y, The Portuguese Chamber of Deputies haa ap-
- Proved contract fQr q Telegraph to Americs by
'@d The Habitea Of Bsrnafd's BanEbR Company of
"H liverpool which suspended on the19tht ofiApril
are estimated at thfee and quarter Inillione
ii Isterlng. Favorable iquidations expected It
abRGS sst HE Ssss sssa .ss As
T.. ',m :t;sI TEST yta eUEENST :" ~
,Sns2as Tso news yet sfselvea Fl TIE City Of
The dobs isT T,h authorized 20 state thEt the Coy
. ~ efnnaent hsa received no information wSrrentihg
- belief IN the statements published In the Times,
hnnonhtng tho rupture OF diplomstic tntercourse
81! between Austria and Prnssa,2eG su Ga!a :: 3:rt
T.I George Peabody, Esq, 10 among the peesengefa
40 bya ashe soptia, He vas warmly eheeted on en-
There e yet NO direct confirmation Of the war
'iA nke StStements In the Times OF to-day. ,;or -
:" @EnPARg, April 3l:-TeeSr received from YienL
mn confirm the news that Austrieu In Eeplyin&ato
the Prusaian NOTE OF the 18th, has submitted pro-
y., Positions for mutual diBnrmsnent, The prppo-
6ele 90 follows: Austria and Prussia shal each
their military establishments to te stt
H1rea land that the 25h of April be the date for
the mutual disarmament. Austria consents to
dfgarm that day, and is willing th at Prub!
f si6 shohsd disarm only on the28t The Austrian
= IHoposiione said to have been communicated
70 Paris and London, where they have BEEN cor
NEsta, April 2tLit the next sitting of the
Federal Diet oomniunication will, IL is said, be
madejf snn6Hucin9 the question of disarmament
~, a. In o :eis way for settlement. 80 ~