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

Tho Inman steamer city of Paris, which left
England on tho 25th Of October. arrived OF New
rarlz on Snnduy last. The following Is u summary
Of her nows:
Tho weekly sailings of the Ounard extra steamers
had been suspended but there would still be de-
partllres OF those vessels for New York from Liver
pool on eyory alternate Saturday, commencing on
tho 9th October.
Tho Mechanics Magazine says: ssWe understand
that Government has ordered one OF the 15-inch
Rodnlan guns, with improved carriage, shot and
powder, from tho United States. The gun will
probably rive in this country in fyo or six weeks,
whom we shall hoT for settlement OF the quoa-
ton between British nnd American ordnance"
It is stated that the Prince of Wales, attended, by
a numerous suite, will leave England for Ruusia on
the 5th Of November, to bo present ut tho marriage
Of his sistor-in-law, tho Princess Dagmar, with the
Cznrcwitoh. @Z.
The United States Of America Us. MoRao. This
information from tho defendant, who was Che Liv-
erpool agent Of tho Confederate statoa, as to what
property he had IN his possession belonging to his
late Government. Application was made in Court
on the 23d for furthor time to answer the BILL on
tho ground that tho defendant had boon abroad
for nearly six months, but ho had now returned,
md his instructions had boen taken. After some
discussion the chief clerk OF the Court gave tho
defendant fbrnights tirne, upon payment OF tho
costs Of the application.
HlOfGOu FGtO udu 6OuO UotoIc LIB
vt BRISTOL and given explanations in reference to
his connection with tho London, Chatham and Do
yor lsailway. He says ho may havo boon foolish
in cndeavoring to support the company, but h6
has not boon dishonest. The mooting which ho
addressed unanimously passed. a resolution do
claring his explanations to bo satisfactory.
Tho 1Smcgbeeyos it is certain that hlr. Ilolt, Q.
c., will be the now Attornoy-Qonoral.
Mr. w. L. Forster had boon adlros nG his con-
situonts at Halifax, and his speech attracted con-
siderable attention. Tho Daily Netus says lo de-
serves tho praise Of having delivered not perhaps
siyo and Atatosn,anhke spooch Oh tho reform ques-
tion which has been heard during tho recoss.
It was stated that owing to the hoayine5a in tho
Manchester goods market in the face Of tho ad-
vanco in Liverpool, many Of the manufacturers in
Manchester had resol' cd upon placing their mills
chock the prediction.
The recoptsof tho Atlantic Telegraph Company
aro stated to acreage from f9O0 to Fl 900 sterling
Tho Pail Nal Gazette says the Earl of Clarendon
vas very mucE indisposed.
Tho Secretary Of State for War hos invited pro-
posals for brqch-loadors, to replace tho present
rifles used i'll ho British army
It is reporhd that u disagreement has taken
place betweel II. Fould, French Minister OF Iii
and h Emperor Napoleon on tho question
find employmnt for artisans and other classes OF
workmcn in tittoront parts OF the country. Thin
scheme, it is said, has for u long ti1no boon con-
templated by tho Emperor, but opposes! by NJ.
Fouli, who lla always solicited . doay. Tho Paris
corresponding of the Morning Advertiser aays tllat
NJ. Foull has again asked tint tho quoston may
bo ddiorrod for another year but it is bcIo.cl that
tho Emperor has boon inlluoacol b. tho dis
turbanccs which threatened to aAc place among
the workmon 1t Lyons, and has decide, III favor OF
raising loa1 without further delay. Ita is OK
nnrfn1 ap a. otnsnn1anra THAI ar WIN oarrv
into exccutionhis frequently threatened rosigna-
tion.
The E,npor,r, Empress, and Prince Imperial ar-
riyc6 at ST. Cbud on tho 21at from Biarrtz