The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12
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From EUROPE.
4 TWo, DAYS LATER NEWS.

HALrf,x, May 7.-The royal mail steamship
ohda from liverpool, On tho 2sth, via Queenstown
on the 29th Of April, arrived at this port this
those already rs6eived.i ~ =.
fhs stoa,hP FutS9 from New York; arrived
arrived at Liverpool on the 2sth.
f The steanship Scotland, from New York, arrived
at Il 9ueensto$n on the morning Of the 28th
The steamship Cubsi from New York, arrived at
QneBnstown at S A. III. on the 39th w.
The papers generally regard the vote on the
second reading Of the Reform Bill as Govern
ment victory only In narne but in reality defeat.
There pre- various epeculations as to the course
the Ministers will adopt 81 D. .5"tir -
nnfSp
Gohsure; and no Administration will henoeferth
hope TO persuade, the House of Commons TO con-
tire eeheme before it..''''."rt'' - o. ~, I'll
~ The Morning Herald Haysa,'"It is obvious the
I'm 4 est Ss whehsF oyesnment will s6as Sy
Its PSleSgS ana an T WITH 1 she Dill we are TO learn
The Morning Pos. says i There can be no
5 Ssae g The abnsy rn ssstsnea nS@
fatal defeat Nothing remains for them but to
The Star thinks the small majority bodies i'll for
IAN early and Tranquil settlement Of the Reform
question, and looks for new delays and fresh diff
ouItieBiand confusion. ra..l :, ...s ....,
THE scene in the House during the division is
cheering was taken up in the galleriea in spite OF
all rules and orders : D:i,! -. .vlI
j., Vienna dispatches that Austris, in her
latest note to Prussia, declares her readiness to
take the .ihitiativer in demobili2ing her troops.
But the arniaments in Italy compel her to take
measures for tho protection Of her frontier, espe-
cialiy the coast line. Prussia is said to have de-
clared she could not. consider the proposals of
Austria for, Disarmament as serious, while she
arms against italy, and that Austria must re-es-
tabeh status quo in Vienna If she expects Prussia
to demObZe her troops.
The Vienna Abend Post declares that Austria
has definitely determined upon adopting energetic
military measures In Veneta. .'. ".1
The Paris Constitutional afirms that italy has
neither made armanents nor effected concentra-
tions OF troops, and says the Emperor Napoleon
earnestly desrres the maintainsnee Of peace in
every quarter 80 =, ..'..
''. LATEST VIA QUEENSTOW WN. sd
QUEENsTews, April 29.--It is stated that the
British Ministry will not resign in consequences OF
the small majority on the Reform question.
No solution Of the Germ an difficulty is apparent
Mutual recriminations continue, Prussia and Italy
throwing the onus on Austria and uice uersd. 1t
French ambassadors IL their Governments will
guarantee the neutrality Of Italy, then Austria
It is reported decree has been issued placing
the Italian army on war footing. '.ss.,
Great military preparations were making In Ve-
netia a.,,.0j = . :! i,-,,.., ..l -.
Brazil mail reached Lisbon from Rio Jsneiro on
the 9Th. Exchange 25a TO 25S. Good frats Coffee
7I100 to 7H200 arrobe.
BAHIA, Aurii IS Exchange 27i to 273. Steam
ship Navafri arrived 11th. ''.l' : s-
| '-'''.1. ,'l'a" England. 81 IT, ''..f ..-' '.9'
| On the second of April the steamship City Of
Washington Lost her propeller and proceeded for
Liverpool under canvas; on the 12rh, abe lost her
rudder. Shortly afterwards in lat. 46, loh. 33aa,
the Propontis fell in with the City Of Washington
and took off the passengers. The Washington con-
4 Queenstown. Assistance was to be sent to her.
News OF her safety was received with great delight
| at Liverpool.
| In the House of Commons, on the 26th, debate
on the Reform bill was continued. Mr.. Lowe
j made speech against the bill, and WAS followed
by host nf others, pro and con, OF lesser note:
many speeches, DIsraeli wound up on the side OF
the opposition in 8 long and forcible Speech de-
nopncng MIR. Gladstones advocacy of American
principles, which he'regarded as untitled fer Eng
land, 'ni'.' H.. hf
i All o'clock. on Saturday morning, Mr. Gladstone
i rose md made the final speech, warmly defending
oppostion,s tactics. At S o'clock in the morning,
amidst excitement, the division took place, the
numbors fjr. the bill being 318 against 81s-gov-
ernment majority B. There was tremendous cheer
ing on both sides OF the House at the result.
In the House Of Commons attention has been
drawn TO the'dangerons state Of Daunt's itock of
i Cork Harb6r, from the fact of the wreck OF the
oity OF rev York still remaining upon It. Mr..
Miner Gibson said it was doubtful'lf the owners
ofthe shipt could; be compelled ITO remove the
wreck, and that they were not infduty bound to
u The United states Consul at Liverpool; on the
26th, took formal the exrebe cruiser
Tsllshsssse the the Anssiesn
IIaCourt Of Admiralty. ,.r!aIt
H"Er; nDn1I aAustfin and .PEuosin.r -, : .fn
II ia stated that an Austrian dispatch delivered
N Berlin gn ths 26th, announced that Austria hsd
fresh complications having arisen with Italy HThe
official Norde Deutsche q, ituDg, or the 26th
seys aHtIlGseased armamenta OF Austria forbid the
dioap arna fnff fka Ynrn
tria attack Italy, Prussia could not consent to see
the italian army disabled Austria must reduce
her establishment to peace footing ON italian as
well as Prussian fr9ptiers, or must otherwise ex'
lpeot On increase Of Prussian armaments. ~..,,.
A Vienna telegram, says: 'The Austrian re.
sponse so the Prassian note Of the 2Iat, aokpowl.
ter, pointing out, however, that virtually Austria
did not arm, but only efected certain movements
Of troopa, as evidence Of the peaceful aspeoi
which the relations between" the two great, Ger.
man powers had assumed. Austria had made
arrangements for o retrograde movement Of her
forces concentfttel in Bohemia, and officially
communicates such arrangements to Prussia" )" a.
A Berlin dispatch Says, a considerable, time
before any war rumors the military authorities
made preparations for Q drill OF tho Landwehr.
will be assembled for military exei else in few
fweukB. ~ ".. .'..,. ,...f .lt g .,*
The. Federal Diet at Frankfort have selected a
sSs the leading
IN tho Federal Constitution .,...! !r.l ,gt i
.'g%E c-.f,u Italy. q. Irrs-tui... r..,
IT, The Italian government is stated to have Of.
fcisly declared to the Western Powers that the
rumors Of military eviss la Italy and concentra'
tionl of Italian trdops upon the Venetian frontier
are nnfoupdea. It is further stated that isaiy il
expected to demonstrate against the, Austrian ar
menlente. .nf kta or A.,4r ~ ,s5,a..a, KIM
. A late Paris dispatch reporta great uneaainase
there from ruuiJrs asserting the imminenee oi
war. The Bpnrse was lffeoted: italian stock
vas offered " D. material decline. The Italian
Chamber OF Deputies have approved the Bud
get by ,y9te -of l6S against !2- II inelgdes the