The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-10
The Daily N ews.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 10, 1866.
FROM PARIS.
lCorrespordenoe Nasieno, fn.eUise~eer.

(Corregpotdenot NGtton0t inteHtge"ce.l
pARIs Tuesday, March 20, 1sSs.-To judge from the
German newspapers, from the tone of the telegrapmo
dispatches from the quarter and tho complexion
Of the Paris Buurse, might bs disposed to think
that Europe was ON the verge OF mighty lrasnSiaA
war on her no thern confines; and all "Fatherand 1s
undoubtedly, in state of strange commotion from east
TO west and threatening to break out into schsm oe
tween consanguinous almost as unnatural ana os
astrous in its that which recently diVfd
ed North and South on different continent On enc
side Count Bis" ark and King william III. arc openly
nreparinp to appropriate finally the epcis OF the King
dom Cf Denmark; and the othez Frauci" Joseph OF
Austria and his marshas holding councils to decide
uheher IL is ther to fight" for share at once ID
the PLUNGE and for the mantnanoe OF their declining
influence. ,.s..o ,,-a
M sr as in the royal ordinance lately published In both
thn Duchies of Sch eswig and Holstetn. IN Ae sole
names of william III and bis General Without even
oondescendne ask tor the frmay OF the assent or
sicnatu1 II Austria ths rduanes iufiots heavy pso
Aides upon any the ilfaed inhahsnts OF those no.
minaIy liberated but really conquered provinces who
shs yentu think that the people OF them ought to
have will Of their own, or be Consulted before Icing
finally disposed There Is corps Of 5000 Austrians,
under the command Of general, In Hostetn but the
King OF Prussia and General Manteufel neither con-
oopdesce; to no.tce these tales but coollY
extend their and supreme jurisdiction over one
Duchy well the other. They IN faot, tnsr iega
n not actual possession of both, and Austria submit
in this case she must prepare 10 see the annexation
fully carried out. aud horsef reduced to eeoond-
ary position In Germany. VIII she fight rsuit.
than allow th,s7 To judge from tie look OF
things and fr m the tone Of tho Ge1nan PRESS. one
would ssy that Hhe would And yet, to speak the plain
truth doubt whether any one even those VIII art jns
now proc. slug the e. oil the alarming rum IS
in circuation doubt these parties really
believe about ~ great war in GERMANY,
am not dt4posed to believe In such ro-ult m! eelf
and should be decisive still III my opinion respeo-
ing It, were for tho manner in which the situaon
has bcen more than reccntly represented by the
Noniteur quoted the strong Ian mage OF thu Otola
journal the crtioal pos in OF Austria ana Prus.
sin and tue general uucasness prevailing respecting
it The IN pc ial Government never puts iorih such
statements withuuta motive snd here the m'tive was
not apparently that Of dniaiyhtV tho force OF the ap
prehensions entertained Doos the Emperor, tnen:
really cout p tho poss iity OF great Grm4n waP
snd is Che language of the Moieur intended to prrpa
the public for such eventf France and the French
army look with hostile aud envios eye at the rrquis
ton by Prussia he natural def nder OF tho pres mt
ssbound4ries Uf tho Rhine''l otwo large additional
maritime pr vinces, while equivalent ia made to The
French Empr- 1t hoped 20 n to no rid OF the en-
barrassments OF Rome and Mexico, which haro hung
Like dead weight upon the springs OF French imptta-
osity In Europe and Kept them down. Home poillios,
too look n asrmiug and SOON " Ind cate that the
national impa,ience will out In that direction. u-
less it finds abroad grand DEBATE has just tnr'
minated in the Corps LeRi.a'i upon whs. called me
manded an extension OF the public Liberties and was
sQned by no less than forty members OF the lmpe
rial majoity 1t VAS the reo est Demonstration which
has aver vet been made by the Chambers aganst the
stte of tutel In which the country s Kept under tue
present regRe Tie mover OF the Amendments demanded
e restoration OF the right OF interpoauon the presence
OF ali the Mu in tho Chamber the right Of holding
public meetings before and during the election. and
the abolition OF the -ysem OF warn pgs to the press
The orion has hanging the head Of the Gov
eminent for -arIy nth, nd ha osusrd 1t serious
alarm The Minister OF State has scarcely spoken fjr
the ss three weeks evidently reservns oil his powers
fos this occasion Yesterday he delivered speech OF
nIteon columns against the amendment. but broke
down ct last fou sheer fatigue whe he had only 'ne
through two thirds Il proposed subject. 80 evil
deuty alarmed he lest tho hostile movement sh
succeed the Ia sn'reatet tho promote OF IT not to
separate themselves from their old to row them
solves into the ranks of the opposition and pledged
himself "in the Of the Emperor. that the watch
wsr1 OF the Governu eat should DO liberal sm and pro-
eross Tie Chamber voted undor th I'm ression pro-
duced by fhis speech tho majority n n ding t' allow
the debate be adjour.ei. aud rejected the am nd
msut BY zc6 63. But tho sensation created b: this
sollt In the majority has been very considerable