The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from Europe.

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Later from Europe.
New YORK, May N.-The steamship City Of Bos-
ton has arrived from Liverpool, with dates to the
18th inst. Cotton weak; sales in two days, thir-
teen thousand bales. Middling Uplands are quot
cd at 13d. to 133d. Consols, 86J to ST.. Five
twenties, 653 to &C.
The war question continues unchanged, but the
prospects for European Congress are improving.
Moro failures are reported.
The bombardment of Valparaiso is noticed in
both Houses OF Parliament in terms of indigna-
tion, but the neutral attitude of tho British Adm-
raj was defended and fully endorsed by the Go
vernment The English press and people loudly
denounce the act Of Spain.
Indignation meetings have been held at Liver
pool, which adopted atrong resolutions OF protest;
also resolutions expressing gratitude for the efforts
ofCommodore RODGERS, of the United States Navy
Later and Interesting from Europe.
oHoLERA-RuRoPEAH CONGRESSMAN 1s Iblt1NENT-
TREATY OF ALLIANCE BETWEEN rTALY AND AUSTRIA
NEW YORK MARKETS, &o., &C., 40.
New YORK, May 26.-European dates to the 10th
inst. have been received by the arrival of the
steamships Saronia and america.
The cholera had appeared at the new depot of
Brookhan in Liverpool, and the number Of deaths
were increasing DR.. Ross and three emigrants
died on the steamship Reiuesia.
An European Congress is again mooted. France
will join the same with perfect disinterestedness
The La France newspaper says that many dipIo-
matte notes have been exchanged by Cabinet
Minister'S. The opinion now Is that the Congress
iB to be limited to the consider alton OF pending
questions. The Opinione says that IL formal pro-
posals shall be made for an European Congress-,
Italy could accept on two conditions, viz: first
that she may remain armed, and second that the
oession Of Venetia shall be included in the pro-
gramme OF Congress-these conditions being es-
aential.
War is imminent. Military preparations are
continued. Darmstadt has been placed on war
footing.
The Prussian Ambassador said he would leave
immediately in consequence Of the Austrians 90.
cupying the frontiers Of Bohemia and Silisia
Prussia has declined to accept of the settle
ment proposed by Austria in reference to the
Duohies.
It is reported that Prussia has summoned
Hanover to mako preparations for war, and has
announced her intention Of occupying her military
roads.
LATEST.
has been formed and signed between Italy and
Prussia. The cantonments are forming at Leech-
field and Murensburg, for the Bavarian army
Ged LEANTALoI has accepted the command of
volunteers, declaring his hope to cooperate with
the glorious army Of italy, and accomplishing the
destinfes of nations.
A Trieste telegram says that an italian squad
ron has taken position in the Adriatc closing the
gulf Of Trieste, and threatening Venice, Trieste
and other ports.
The garrison at Vienna has departed for Bo-
hepaia.
Twenty-Five Thousand Austrian troops have been
sent North.
The Austrio- Mexican Legion has been disband,
ed.
The financial panic Is over, and there has been
no more failures.
Tho Bank Of England has refused to made ad-
vances.
The London Shipping Gazette, of the evening
OF the 18th Of May, announces that the Bank OF
England raised the rate Of interest for advance
on stock to twelve per cent. In consequence OF
the great pressure for assistance in this shape
on speculative accounts on stock exchange, the
demand for discount accommodation WAS active
at the bank. The directors aro striving hard
not to infringe the charter by taking advantage OF
the power granted them by the Government
HALLErT, OMANNEY &c Co.,, bankers and GRIF-
FIFTH BusToN, stock brokers. have suspended
Large failures have been reported from Liver
pool.
Liabilities of WAKEFIELD, NASH & Co.,, two
hundred thousand pounds; of KENNEY Il Co., one
hundred and forty thousand pounds, with assets
Of only twenty thousand pounds.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 16.-Ootton is unchanged. The
sales for the two last days were 900 bales Five
twenties $50. Oonsols closed at s82 to a8E. French
rentes 65 for IS cents.
The Fenfang,
NEW YORK, May 26.-From January to the time
OF the Eastport fasCo one hundred and eighty
thousand dollars were received by OMAHoNY, Of
which fifty thousand dollars we're sent TO ireland;
the remaining one hundred and thirty thousand
dollars have been spent here.
The Constitutfonal Amendment Dead.
WAsHINaToN, May 26-It is stated that the
senatorial caucus has failed to agree on the con
stitu.ional amendment as reported from the com.
mittee. It Ia considered practically dead
Gov. wortfa's Message.
RALEIGH, May 25..-Governor WORTH sent hi
Message to the Convention to-day. He makes n
Recommendations for reconstruction measures
He thinks We must wait for a better temper i
Congress. He says We ore all loyal here, inoludin
congressman eleoted The Presidents course
heartily endorsed. Civil government is in com