The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-16
FROM EUROPE. .

| j..
The German mail steamship Hammons, Captain
Ehlera, from southampton on the LIST OF May, mr.
rived OF Now York on Saturday night. 80: III
Southampton on tho soth OF April, arrived aiso. D
patches dhted to the evening Of tho last day Of
April, announcing tho existence Of serious war
cr4a.s with nctivemodiation for peace od the Luz
| emburg question. NJ,
tS, ,passengers, and the Now York had full. List.
Iho Paris correspondent Of tho London Stand
Franco continues to prepare for war. iAtthe
Var Oflco the clerks arc working night and day
and Preparations are already mado for tho briga-
ding Of two corps d'srmie. Various corps arc
other 40 that II the conference Is not auceosstu
concentration could take plaoo Immediately. u Z
The London Times, In it's city article, Says:
Berlin kilograms that tho pretanSiaus OBJ that aide
would still present some obstacles; III. on tho
that the Gtoihood 81 pessf Wsr is
Holland was suspected to bo in lqaguo. With
The London Tmes Of April 80 adds = .'''a = !.
dlis plea.siiag 70 observe that in French society
aIose personal viii eSn ppeSSn. .So0 tSo oa
bonds Of amity between the two countries.
been selling almost all her jewel8 in Iondoh:
and IN that IT, single diamond watch tchain as=aod
Tho Paris E'ondnrd publishes intelllroncco from
Berlin stating that after tho closing Of tho Prlia-
snn sin Chambers @ the King, accompanied by'odunt
The Hungarian Diet was to i ireassennblo Nav ei96s
and continue its sittinRs until the day Of G,rona-
tion, whom It will be adjourned until autumn. The
coronation OF Ffancis Joseph win TAXA place in!
Severe laws have been promulgated in Russis
against all illegal and secret eocieties engaged 10
may exist. Tho measures onact that acts OF I'm IN,
possessed in Iss5 and 1854, only political ipsea,
A telegram from st. Petersburg says: 'Should
| all apprehonsions Of war be removed, tho En-
geror and Empress viii proceed either. in J-ne or
Paris."D, N p' Atff W." 70 ''A'' " t'''
"A dispatch ftom Athens says: '.Advt vtces received
left osnea with large force including artillery,
and was marching upon Sphnkhln; another Turk.
iah General had set out for Kissanios by ssa Tor
the same destination, in order to surround tho in
Another batch q twelve Fenian prisoners arrived
OF Nenagh nom lThurles, TipperAry, April 2s un.
in county jni! for trial Tho names Of the prisoi-
ESES we're I "a Anthony Jamts Heokns. Mohao
an S0pas ,2 CoSy niossi aaIyss ThG%ss
kns, Dennis Long, Dennis Nsllle and Thomas
Purcell: The prisoner Thomas Long, on boing
tho request of som6 oi his fellow prisoners he con-
eensed 70 go go Quietly y With III bis oaptora .
\! s.F9.i- Tno tSrussinn Pnrlinnont ssa
sREEoH: OF TEE lKNo-FHE ONION oFEsohTH AND
~ !, soUTH GERMANY. NJ
The opening OF tho Prussian Diet for an ie4traor-
S5P1Ey aSsson took place in Berlin April In the
bora were present In tho diplomatic box wore
ana bssohy trS TSo asass coass
RGk RHs Sss SaHGSaEsa saa o by tho Crown
prinoo, Prince Frederic Charles, Prince Albrooht,
Prnss ns o1aaor .; and R1nSs George Of PSgsss
| Of Mooklenburg Sohwerin. {7yG 20 o. .Fl.,r1
entering The hall d, ivoted the following speech
ILUsTnIous, NoBLE AND HosonAn1.r eKsr1r. ",
itEA OF BOTH HOUSES OF THE DIET: "A Constitution
united and vigorous development Of the nation ap-
pears secured, has issued from the deliberations
of the Parliament, TO Which the Prusalap people
cont it's representatives In conformity with the law
approved by you. I hsye summoned you around
my thronS TO submit this Constitution 70 your do
oision. Tho task of national unity, which the Gov.
ernneht commenced with your cooperation j. now
tho protection Of federal territory tho care Of COM
I bo S 3 the 'o RsaPS
populations OF Northern Germany and their goT.
ernmenta IN firm community
BY tho Introduction Of tho federal conetitution
Tho privileges of tho representation OF individual
j States will be subject to- unavoidable restrictions
In all thoaS departments which viii 10 In fu-
tho pooplo itself will not hay6 TO forfot any Of tho
rights II has rhitherto possessed. It viii merely
tranefer their maintenance to It's REPRESENTATIVES
in the more eItonded commonwealth. y n .F.iItfE
Tho consent Of tho freely elected deputies OF the
entire poopo will still b requisito to cvery law In
thB Northern German Ccnfedora tion. Proyisiop
haa been mado by the Foderap Constitution In al
rospeots that those rights, The e3erpisos OF which
tho now community ioi Statee shAll be transferred
In the Same e1tenttathe general slisuent. The
4 setbre foundation Of national Independence, pow
or and prosperity, ehsll go hand IN hand with tho
Il doyel6 2mons Of Geranrfght and constitutional
insti titutions: My B5fernfhens Gntertaina tho as.
suranee that both Honsas tho Dict correctly APP
preeintipg tho urgent dohhl eeessfty Of speedily
settling the task b6foto s viii readily AFFORD theil
III Gentlemen, ths newly formed Confederation at
Il PRESENT only includes tho Statds OF North Ger.
inahy, but an intimate lnatiouall community will
4 Away unite them with ths SontB German STATES.
TAG feid ions my goSernmdnt concluded for
Sifsps Ind defensiSs with those States
esIy Do 1sst Autumn viii have TO- be traaferrpd
special treaties, 50 - y - F (; 4 - 3 I
n governments and populations Of the da1gers oi
German dlsbenhionS and the pe9eseity Of firm fs-
tional union, Fhich SnnsiApty fnds more deoidet,
leIprolaIon thfops hSal JH Sfblp q Gcrmkny, viii
ssaist 20 hasten the EptatlonsLot that important
task Tho uaitod Sstrepg at the natioa viii be