The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-07

, town, 2lst, arrived in New York on THURSDAY an
from the papers brought in her mail, VIC make tn
following synopsis:
twee eo aaeg9sstons sgS for treaty Of
and the treaty may be looked upon as &c Concluded Included
senator Melagari is to be appointed secretar
Gemeoa1 Tsa o. @ the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
learns rom America that special commissions
OF United States Revenue Lasreceived instruction.
opch;n S,s Epsope tpe and see what he can dscoye
t1ons OF employer and employed, the operation o
protective duties and 50 forth. This s,o envoy, wh
the year, will arrive at most opportune nome t
Tor the revelations Of our Trades Union Comnis
sion will be ready for his notice and consideration
Ege are enabled to state upon authority sba,
the progress Of the Prince Imperial has been ver1
sb t The abscees on the posteror part
1 lqe trngn, after having been twice opened by M
Nelaton, as We lately mentioned, has been treated
6y 5I.1 the ntgodaotion Of tube drainage and ii
very naturally Ola tfotiesonae e l oaio anc
Pncs ests nay xe saeea
the othor day to witness the review Of the tooa IL
the court OF the Tuileries, and his eary re fora
non 70 h1s former health and activity is confident
The opening Of the Sale Evangelioue in the
EInghsh garden OF the French Exhibition took
place under the presidency Of the Earl Of shaftes-
Dury. Half an hour before the opening the buiId-
ing was crowded. Among others who we're pres
ent On the occasion were Bishop Stevens OF Penn
| the Pasteurs vallette, Menod, Pressensa. Cssal;s
Eisch, Rev. .Messrs- Forbes, Gardiner, Woods'
Iindal; Drs. Steane,- Eridge, &c. Lord shaftes,,
Ubsb n H. ~ opening adareas @ q 7isnse-
1s sode aa
efforts. . - -,I IN ~ ~
a telegram from Paris Of the 18th Of Anr;, aavs.
sThere is no truth in current report that Franea
1s ABOUT to declare war. The Emperor is said
H9weyes W' es to b prepared for contngenoy
fifty Thousand mon can be landed by France on
any open coast. 5-'> - ill.,
The Paris Etendard Of the 18th Of April denies
rumors which were current of the. dispatch of a
trench note IN reply to Prussia and the calling out
OF the reserves. 3 u 8.s. NJ. s@1-T = :, n
city ARTICLE says: Yesterday afternoon (18th) Yery
heavy quotations were received from Berlin and q;
renewed decline took place here in consols, accom-
show an average decline Of one per cent. Jndeino
rom the effect produced ;by each adverse rumor IN
Berlin or Paris, an impression would seem to be
Germany would be signal for nation in 1 fba
world to repudiate its Obligations Connared WITH
the last prices Of Wednesday, the quotations after
fotrths per cent. in italian, one and q quarter III
russian and Chilean scrip, and one-haR in Span
Eash, Mexican and Turkish. United States Bonds Bonds
have fallen two per cent at Berlin and one per ct
here. the closing quotation being 70s. Telegrams
from Berlin to-day describe . general rush to effect
speech is assumed to have produced q bad effanf I,
The London Herald says It was iutimated that the
feeling at Berlin produced BY the threat OF
Couns Bismarck to resign, the King Of Prussia be-
ing disposed to force on war at all hazards.
The London Times Paris correspondent writes
that private letter from Berlin mentions that on
eign dplomatist that it wcs apossible for him to
make any concession with regard to Luxemburr
that he co1ld not consent to it's naturalization or
withdraw the Prussan troops from the fortress. or
eyen admit that the question was one open to ne
gotiation {; and that even we're Prussia willing to
do go, Germsny would not hear oft. This deola-
ration must be known to the French goyernment.
vague one, q y1at Of The Kns of Prussia nto to
win on both Aes t viii not be difficult one onId sUd
suppose, to settle this affair between the two SOW
ereigns, If indeed they do meet without an appeal
of arms r. - -
lFTon' the Londo7: Times. april 1911
Nothing at tins moment could be more eienin-
,sa closed the first session Of the North German
sfarhamcnt. AL reticence is now cast aside and
whatever Importance France and Austria may at
sssh p tbs tssasy Ss sagqs is sytsn! tha. a
foreign Powers have any business to concern them-
selves The country north Of the Main is Knit
81 Gss S9 sad f 5
consolidation OF the great Northern division brings
it nearer to the fullment Of those hopes which It
has as n common With tie Southern districts. The
thought to have raised between brethren can be
removed at their own pleasure, and the reconsttu-
ton OF all the German tribes into ONO family NAV
any day be proposed as subject for exclusively
dom estic deliberation. sHa%- s}i t-sls@ n 1
Enough has already been achieved towards this
and dignity. Of the Fatherland dependent On it's
collective strength. Germany has found a mouth-,
piece in the North German Parliament. The words
which: resounded in its halls awakened respon-
sponsive echo both among the people who were
represented there and among those who longed to
be so Represented. There, Is nothing menacing,
however, in the ssele-conscious attitude assumed
by the reorganized nation. By her regained power
Germany has won for herself the blessings Of
peace. Those same blessings she has both the
Safe nom. attack, she repudiates any aggressive
'views. Her position in the centre Of Europe is
essentially defensive and conservative. Surround
ed by colossal powers on all Sides she has no in
terest in provoking hostihes; but she has also
the means, no less than the inclination Of inti1na-
ting g her neighbors that il they break the peace
they do 80 at their peril. Any step toward the
ration of the German empire naturally tends
to renyest it with part at least Of those functions
nally instituted IN the Middle Ages. = -
:Ah this we fancy we can read between the lires
OF the speech delivered by a,monarch who has not
yet been proclaimed Emperor Of Germany. Bv
what means this momentous change has bean
brought to pass We learn from other expressions
occurring. in the same address: The war which
ef had pus nos Rnsd 5 9s 6e
mans. 50 Tar as it depended on diplunaHic trans
actions, !. .th It war had rather tended 70 hinder
than to favor their union. The victories Of the
Prnasian armies had gwen Germany to The Ger
mans, but it remained to be seen how they would
dispose OF it The blood ahed in Bohemia had
design and its furtherance lay with, the people
themselves. The structure is nov rising: :ftoanits
ing Of inde Unite development. It is by patriotic
earnestness, by voluntary seltrestraint, that tie
object has been attained. Every man in the CONN
try, King William declares, has had athand in the
accomplishment Of the nstional task the confed-
crate governments, as we'll as:the representatives
p4 the people, have given equal proofs of their
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A strange epidemic prevails among pnv Z, ~: s
race IN the environs OF Brussels- Cats are dying
in large numbers and very rapidly, after continual
vomiting, spasms, convulaions and other ssymp-
TOMS resembling poison 4S N '5.'s
Prince Charles Theodore Of Bavaria, brother OF
thu Empress Elizabeth Of Austria, has Just taken
holy orders. Grief at the loss OF his wife is se "a to
have led to that determination. s.. 4. n. d
Il is understood that Messrs. Moxon intend to
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