The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from Europe.

New YORK, June 25-The steamship Germania has
arrived from southampton with dates to the 12th inst
Gales Of Cotton on Mo1!aay 600 bales Market firm
and prices unchanged. Breadstuhs Arm. Provisions
firm. Produce quiet AND steady.
LONDON. June 12.-Oonsols 861a to $685. Five TWen.
ties 8bA to 85A
La France believes that the rumor of an expected I'm.
perial message and the issue of oan is unfound
ed and that should Mr.. RouHER be questioned on the
policy Of the Government he will only repeat his third
of May declaration.
Marshal ODoNNELL has expressed apprehensions that
1856 will not pass without Spain being compead to de-
fend her frontier.
The passport system Austria been introduced.
The Emperor has started for the headquarters of the
Army Of the North.
. The Austrian Ambassador has not left Berlin.
The peculiar indignation in Bavaria against Prussia
continues. Efforts are being made to change the min
ry who are in favor of the policy of declaring against
the power that shall commence war.
Austria protests against the entry Of the Prussians
into Holsein declaring such entry to be in violation Of
the eastern Convention.
The Prusslans have already occupied three important
points. and will Immediately occupy three others.
Additional Foreign News.
NEW YORK, June 25.-The London Times of the 18th
says The diplomatic rupture between Prussia and Aus
tria is complete The Austrian Minister at Berlin
has deman led his passports and was to have left that
day Such consummation was to have been expected
after the correspondence which has passed between the
two governments during the last few days. The dis
patch OF Count B1sAnK went beyond every such docu
ent in discouresy invective and provocaon. It has
been replied TO by Count MENsDoarF in moro guarded
STYLE hut in language which shows offended pride and
unchangeab'e resolution.
., The Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs makes
solemn protest against the proceedings In Holsten and
chs statement by which has been attempted to be jus
HAed He declines all responsibility for the conse-
ences and declares that for months Prussia has taken
up position which endangers the settlement OF the
question. ,= lz= a=..#.55
In conclusion Count MzNsDoRFF reserves to the I'm.
poial Government tho right Of taking such steps as
may be found necessary. Nothing remains Austria
but to defend her honor and guard her rights.
The portentoua intelligence that General GAR1BALD1
had reached Como IL announced. Here was the
scene Of his form or brilliant exploits. .,.=t.
The letter Of NAPOLEON to his Foreign Minister was
read on Che 19th. He says. had the Conference met
Fra ce would have repudiated all idea Of territorial ag
e.andizement SO long the European qutnbrum was
maintained undisturbed much pseferring good under
standing with her neighborE TO any territorial acquis
Hon. France would have desired for the dermanic
Confederation more worthy position; for Prussia bet
ergeographical boqndaries and tor Austria her main
teasnoe Of her great position in Europe after the ces
son Of venea to Italy for territorial compensation
Though the Conference has failed France. the En-.
peror shtnks will not have TO draw the sword. but will
continue to observe attentive neutrality The letter
Hss received with loud cheers by the memberB and
the suggestion Of II. RouHER, the chamber. By large
na& ohpta
Affairs OF Germany and Italy