The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-28
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NEW YORK, juno 27-The action of tho American
Government towards the Fenians gives general satsfac
ton in England. The London Times. Of June l6. has
eulogy on the Government at Washington, and says
faith riendness sincerity and regard for mu ual obn
cations which have prompted these energetic and de.
I'm manner which exceeds anything which conld hon.
orably have been expected from the most friendly
ton.
The article expresses qualification that such distn-
guished officers Grant and Meade should have been
sent to the and says that these energetic of
genuine friendship will be long and cordially rcmem-
6ered The Fenians are almost entitled 10 thanks for
fiendIiness and good feeling.
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
New YORK, June 27.-At the closing Of this dispatch
there ia news CT any collision having occurred in
A que dispatch says that the Prussians occupy
Labun Breton az and menace schkinditz and s.itz
The railway between Riss and Dresden has been de-
stroyed, and passenger and postal communication be-
tween Prussia and saIony is stopped.
Saxon treasury, valuable. and provisions for the
army have been transported to Bohemia for security
hemis will be appointed commander-in-chief of the
Federal army.
1t expected that heidelberg would afford an &C
tive defence of Schesz ig. Holstein.
was ascertaned that the proceedings Of the Fede-
ral Diet had determined several powers who signed the
Treaty of Vienna of 1876 to Articles "a and
63 Of that treaty which form portion of European in
ternatonal law. had been violated.
Austria had interrupted all lines Of communication
on her side OF the Po aad Mncio
ThelFederai war vessels Au0u.ta Aain.ioIorsah, and
4shuN, arrived at Queenstown the evening OF the
10th instant
LONDON June 1.-THE entrance Of the Prussisps into
Saxony ia fully confirmed. Prussia having previously
declared war; the entry Of the Austrians was hourly
expected.
The Paris Prtse published a report that the arst on
gagemen took ptnce near MepGfg the I6th but the
TEL ort ie not conhrme1.
Tho Diet held an extra session the 16th to decide
on the motion by saIony that Austria and Bavaria be
requested to take immediately such measures as were
rendered necessary by the Prussian invasion.
Prussia haB issued declaration to the Great Powers
jusying the invasion the ground that the decision
Of the Diet the 14h broke up the Confederation and
the law Of BefpreseYvstion compelled Prussia 10 secu-e
herself against the neighhoring States open or con.
oealed hostility
The Paris Bourse fat the Isth Rentes closing
at 81 francs 81 Confines exchange dividend. The re-
port Of the Jamacfa Commissioners will laid before
Parliament on the 9th proIimo Sunday papers sey
that the fate Of the Reform Bill Ministry viii be de-
cded tomorrow.
The conservative members determined to attempt
the defeat of the Government.
Latest Shippin0.-Arrved at Liverpool the Wm Tuck
er, from Wilmington; at Londonderry the Constance
from Baltimore; at Cadiz, the Lawrence from New or.
leans; at Liverpool the Bolivia at Havre the SPORTS
man.
LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKET.
NEW York, julie 27.-The following is from Iiver
pool, Saturday evening, June 16-Cotton-saes TO-DAY
1000 bales including 1l80 bales to specuators and
porters The market iB quiet and unchanged and the
quotations are partially rather easier Breadstufs
ket firm with an improved tendency Provisons steady
LONDON, Saturday evening. juno 16.-Consols closed
at 86N to B6T for money. FIve-twenties 64k TO 6b
illinois Central Railroad, TAX to 76H; Erie Railroad
40h