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

"ays peen uispiayed IN Prussia IN serious timos.
Of tho spec Ii. AT its Conclusion Horr yon For,
kon6eGk called for ohoers for tho King, who th ,n
Count bismarck therSupon declared tho Diot
| open. ~ - f.I.SG t!sl.:i. -.'-IT -
A'sttiIg, Of both Houses takes place to-day.
presidency Of tho King, mot In Berlin appil az as
Tho Grown Prince and tho mombers OF this mill.
tary and civil cabinets wore proscnt. A court din
nsr mar was subsequently gvon In honor OF tho BIRTH
In the sitting Of the Chamber 0, Deputies Herr
von ForkenbeGG opened tho session with thrco
Tho formation Of tho commi,toas was thon pro-
coedod with.
Tho Peace or Europe:
The following is the cabo newB, in detail, of the
tho results OF the European Poaco Congress on tho
Luxembourg question: the substance Of which was
| published on Saturday morning: a!- T.
LONDON, HAY 9.-The Representatives OF tho
great powers opmmiHsioncd to tho Peaco Conqreso
in this oty reassembed in aession this afternoon,
| after tho adjournment which took place on Tuos,
day and continued over .Wednesday. Tho second
meet1E has proved a success with reforonoe to the
difficult and important subject which tho plonipo-
| tontiaries have been called upon to troat rs BE-
| tWeen France and Prussia, tho Grand Duehy Of
LuIomburg and Holland. :.
The question is sottled in favor OF pcace.
BY tho recorded minutes Of tho Congress- Lux
emburg romans undor tho rul1 Of tho King OF
Holland. The naturalization Of tho territory Of
tho Grand Ouch will be guaranteed BY tho great
powers OF Europe. Ths 'fortrees OF LuIombnrg
wiz oe evacuated by tho Prussian troops, and RACED
70 tho ground. No troops will be retained withir
tho territory Of Luxomburg oIcopt q forco which
nay Iny Pc necss9aEytq maintain order and preserve
The pressure which was exerted on the plonpo-
tehtiar,es in the Congress by tho doaant sttituio
which tho opposing powsrs. France and Prussia
| maintained toward zach other combined with tho
knowledge which tho members had OF tho great
war preparations which wero being carried on on
the continent led to very speedy act on the part
rnr RS ntol;y
. ,Ihere now remain merely the official and execu-
tive doails OF the proceedings to be setted, whi ii
% aDieo SS done IN due ior and speedily Tho treaty
named nam and omitted, will bo signed on Friday or
IoSpos. May s.-Tho House OF Lords mot IN
Of the Peors, Earl Russell roso and asked ouos-
ton OF the Cabinet with refcreuoe to the prospect
OF settlement OF tho 1'u1emburg difficulty by The
Earl, Derby, replying to tho question Of Earl
Russea, said that the, conference or pdaco con-
Rress on tho LnIombure question. met in session
ports Sf tho proccelilss Which had reached him,
sty By No SfIa oo
no doubt tbs. the peace Of Europe had been % pr4c.
LosDoss say s.-The House OF Commons as.
senlbled this ovoning. sMr: Labouchero alluded to
the Peace Con gress citations, md Inquired if
tho ner rality OF Ln1etnburg without hrst taking
the opinion OF Parliemen. on such an important
subject and 80 serious an official procoednga
Lord Stanley, foreign secrotary, replying on be-
hnf OF tho cabinet, said tho monibers Of the poace
Conference had met In session for tho second time
into detail Of The proceedings, ho night renopt eot
that Q substantial arrangement had been arrived
at In The conference OF IN the matters in dispute,
question was practio lily realized at this moment
ILond cheers followed tho nnnouncement.l w :.
Lord Stanley proceeded to say that he congrat-
nj
sohse and moderation Of the powors primarily in
tersatod hsi as parties IN tho LuIomburg dfhculty
| alnmties which would ensue to tho pooplo from
With respect to tho part taken by hor Majosty's
Government in tho matter, the Cabinet acted in
accordance with constitutional usage, In their
nainisteria responsibitY as tho official advisors OF
well as The reasons whoh induced thS% to under. r.
take IT. they were ready to vindcato TO Parliament
and before tho country Tho matter had become
very critical. ministers were informed oyury mo-
ment, by telegraph and otherwiso, OF tho increaa-
ing gravity OF tho case so he IL nd s.anley)
| an amendment desired by all tho parties interest.
ed-and proposed In the Conferenco-sYhen by 40
cong he would most likely prevent altogether the
With tho rsfsrence to the guaraSteo @ Of % tbs nan.
Issrre that Tie House gemgons nssieosidd saSould
the Cabinet for ho also voted tho guarantee. Tho
members Of the House wafe.awaTe thhI Eneinud
And-whnt was an uncommon occurrence-t6e re-
nainder OF The great poEerswho were parties tho
LuIempurg. and Be1Ro:Holland treaty OF the yoar
1889, bad absolutely gunranteed the territory Of
aa s ,h. time
to adapt that guaranty to the presf oircumstan-
oes OF the case snd render il eilcac,a in view OF
hAS taken place ~ the Ger
a9:so incurred il and By that acten COZ Contract
cd tho responsibility which tho country sustained
The present negotiations would DO brought to
conclusion within the Hpaoe !ofia fsw days. and
proceedings u The London Peace Congress OF 1857
would he lid before Parliament. loud cheering
followed the closo' OF Lord stanle 3 specify .
}:,it. ~ Queen Victoria I'm stato.
Londonsfs yesterday had an opportunity OF see-
| many q year. Tho 'Quseh,, who came up to tow,
ohqM 9 Court, took the opportunity of Displaying
Marlborough House to Paddington stStion through
Hyde Park at the time OF tho day when It was most
Crowded fN and as she drove IN an open carriage the
OF her. The yal cortege was really quito state
yaiNr, and gomlpdod the, s ;ectators Of tho old
asyS sy! yhiSh55t yes feared had gone forever
riages with two horsos. driven , by servants
In. VIII TO livery, and containing the sttendnnts
After these had passed, and at an interval Of a
cleared mo road. Thess wefo followed BY BY hus. %
| saro, then came outriders in scarlet, with black
o aSs 9 thS
carriage was fhs Queen, WHO ioo1sd re TcmarIabiy M S
Ia sSo Sds sH ea @ axsh hO
lowed yaro drawn By four Bay and I wore is dryen
brought mp the roar The malo spectators took of
seems Ss eas si'e s$s f9pf5sg EYE