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

Of United States Revenue has received instructions
10 visit Europe and see What he can dlscore
touching the labor and wages question. the rela
lols of employer anu employed. tie operation U
protective duties. and 80 forth IlIis envoy, vii
has to report TO Congress before the conclusion o
the year. will arrive at q most opportuno nome
ior the revelations OF our Trades Union Commits
sion will be ready for his notice and consideration
A London medical journal reports:
We arc enabled to state upon authority tina
the progress Ut the Prince Imperial has been yer,
satisfactory. The absccss on the posteriur part o
the thigh. after having been twice opened by NJ
Nelaton, "a We lately mentioned, has been treated
b. the introduction of q tube q drainage, and i
is slowly closing. There has been some fear, a't
very naturally, of trout l0sonc secondary com
plicaton, hut no apprehension is now entertained
on that score The littlo Prince cats well. sleep.
we'll, and is very cheerful. He was at the window
the other day To witness the review OF tho troops Il
the court OF the Tncrics, ard his carly re tora
tion to his former health and activity Id confident
ly anticipated.
The opening of the Sale Eyangcliquo Ill tho
English garden OF the French Exhibition tool
place under the presidency OF the Earl of Shaftos
bury. llalf al hour before the opening tho build
in4, was crowded. Among others who were pres
sylvania; Baron de Chabaud Ia Tour, Il. Guzot
the pastoirs vallette, Mcnod, Prcssense, Casalis
Fisch Rev. Messrs. Forbes. Gardiner, Woods
'Tlndall; Drs. Steanc, ElridSc, &c. Lord Sliaftes
bury, i'll opening address. explained tho objects
which the founders of the hall had III view-name
Iy the preaching of tho Gospel in divers languages
and holding meetings and conferences nf various
kinds CONNECTED with Christian and planthropit
Efforts.
A telegram from Paris Of the 10Th OF April, says
There is no truth i'll current report that France
is about tn declare war. The Emperor is said
however. to DC prepared for Any contingency
When the Mexican transports return, it il stated
fifty tllo;;and men can be landed by France OIL
any open coast.
The Pari Etendartl OF the 18th Of April d ME.
ruIIors Which were current OF the dispatch OF
French nutc in reply to Prussia aud tho calling ou
uf the reserves.
The London Times. Of the 10Th OF April. in it,
city artlcIO s:,ys: Yesterday afternoon tlStl) very
heavy quotations were received from Berlin, ami Q
renewed decline took place here III coisoIs accom-
panied hya fresh panic IN iorolgt securities WHICH,
show III average decline Of one per cent. Judging
from the effect produced by each adverse ruinur il
Berlin or Paris. ali impression would sorm to hl
rntrrtain'.l that any rupture between France and
Germany would bc signal for every nation in thl
world to rcDuliatc its Obligations. Compared with
the last prices of Wednesday the quotations after
regular hours EXHIBIT tan of nile and three.
fnur'lls per cent. in Italian, one and quarter Ill
Russian and Chilean scrip, aud onc-half i'll Span
sl., A1cXican and Turkish. United States bond-
ayo fallen two per cent. nj Berlin and ono per ct.
here the closing ,Ilotation being 10s TeleSrams
sales. without assigning any reason. Tho King
speech is assumed to have produced bad effect
The London Herald says il was intnutcd that the
feeling ut Berlin was produced by the throat oi
Conn Bismarck to resign, the King OF Prussia b1-
inn dSpoSCil to f.,rcn on w;.r at all 'lazIluS
The to,ilon Times Paris correspondent writes
that private letter FROM Berlin mentions that OH
Il very recent OCCASION. Bismarck declared to for
cign ,llplomatist that it was impossible for him to
make ANY concession with regard to LuSemhnrg
III trlli
withdraw the PruIsian troops from the fortress. or
even admit that the question was one open to ne
gotiaton and that oven were Prussia willing to
do So Germany would not hear OF it. This decla-
alton must be known to the Frcnch government.
The rulnor again prevails, though it Is very
Paris during the Exhibition. With q little good
will on both sides. it will not bc difficult one would
slrposc to settle this affair between the two sov-
if indeed they do meet without appeal
ut arms.
lFron, u, Lonlon Times -.pril 19.i
Nothing nj tlla moment could be more sienid-
cant than the crc!l with which the King OF lrils-
-.a ciur Tho first session OF Tho North tcrI'Ini'
T. pqriiamrut All r1ticence is now cast aside and
whatever Importance France and Austria may at
tach the treaty of Prague, it il cvidon that at
Berlin neither sovereign nor people dream that
German national unity is q matter with which
foreign Powers havr any business To concern them
selves. Tho country nnrLh OF the Nam ~ knit
o.c.lur by a. close bond nf union as IL dcemed
sufficient for it's strength and well being and the
o. the great Northern division brings
!. ncarcr 10 the fil!ilment Uf those ho pes which it
Ii is in common with the Southern districts. Tho
barriers which the results uf last years war were
thought to have raised between brethren cen DC
Mt their own pleasure, and the rcconStltt-
tion uf all the German tribes INTO ono family may
auv day be proposed as Il subject Tor exclusively
dom site ,lcliberation.
Enough has already been achieved towards this
g, eat cunsunnaton to mako tho rights, the peace
and dignity OF The Fatherland pendent On IT'S
collective strength Germany has found u mouth
piece in the North German Parliament The words
which rcsuuntled in its halls awakened = rcspuIl-
echo both among the people who were
there and among those who longed to
lm 80 represented. There is nothing nlcnacing.
however in the seif-cUnsciuus attitude assumed
br the reorganiZed nation. by her regained power
Germany has won for herself tho blessings Of
peace Those same blessings she has both tho
will and the power tu secure to her ncIghbora.
Safe from attack, sho repudiatos any aggressive
views Her position i'll tho contre # Europe ia
defensive and conservative. Surround
cd by colossal powers Oh all sidos, she has no lii-
terest in provoking hostilities; but she has also
the means no less thall tho inclination. OF ntima-
ting to her neyllbors that if they break the peace
they do 30 at their peril. Any step toward the
restoration OF the German cmpiro naturally tends
10 rcnycst it with part at least Of those functions
rs moderator and arbtcr with which it was origi-
uuv instituted III tho Middle Ages.
All this We fancy We can read between the H. cs
nf the sneech delivered by monarch who las not
yet been proclaimed Emperor OF Germany by
what means this momcntOu5 change has been
brought tn pass wc learn from other expressions
occurring i'll the saIno address. The war Which
was brought to happy termination by tho battle
uf Sadowl had only freed but not united the Cor
mans. So tar as it depended TN diplomatic trans
4 Hal W, .lnr
than Ia favor their union. The Victories OF the
Prussian armies had givon Germany To the Ger
mans but it remained to be seen how thuy would
dispose ur It. hr blood shed in Bohemia had
marked out the ground Tor 4 now eilficc. bnt lts
design and its furtherance lay with the people
Tho structure is now rising FROM lts
Foundation, far from complete AZ yet, but admit
ing y. indie Unite Development. II Ii by patriotic
by voluntary srli-rcjtralnt, that tr
object las been attained. Every man III The conn-
trv King William declares, has had hand in the
ACCOMPLISHMENT OF tho national task the cunfeG.
rrato governments, as well ~ tho representatives
Of the people, llayc given equal proofs OF thcir
rcutlli c-S Ivr scit-sacriicc.
a strange epidemic prevails among tho feline
race in the rnsiruI,S of brussels. Cats aro dying
in large numbers and very r'pidly, sitter continual
vomiting. saS!ns. commissions alId other synlp'
TOMS resembling poison.
Prince Cl.arlr, Theodore of Bavaria, brother o
til Empress Elizabeth IF Austria, has just takci
holy ord r. tret NJ tr rs pf his wifi. is said t.
lu.vc led to tina! determination.
|; is understood that Alrssrs. MoXon intend t.
publish m their Christmas volume for this ycnl
'rcnnys0n> Ilylls' Eivirn and Gnincrcrc. i!lus
trnt"l bv eighteen drawings 10y Gl-tavc Dorc.
i'En.f.YS the organ of the Jc-uts is snunuuccr
tu rcappoar ut lars under the direction of the OLE
editor.
4 museum OF r,,cll articles as tend to illustrate
the Biolr is being formed i'll London by the palcs
tine Exploration Committee.
The Geographical Sncet, Of Paris las given III
gold medal f"r the current Year u Sir Samnc
Iiakcr for his discovery of the Albert Nyanza.
An expedition is to be sent out Ia Central Africa
tn Ascertain If possible, tho truth concerning thu
fate of nr. Livingstone.
The Emperor 9TH" French has decorated sevcra
uf The En-; i;!!sl exhibitors. Happy men!
A locomotive f"r common roads has just hecl
tried with great success in France
The l,.s-on taught by penny postage that cheap