The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-07

Il By4 the mails OF the 4AtrtcG, which arrived at
New York on Saturday evening, we have the fol-
lowing details Of news:
NJ Thiels is going to give parliame entary dinner,
and it is understood that the French opposition
Deputies VINO in former sessions were WONT to meet
at M Maries to discuss their plans Of action, will
this year assemble ut NJ. Theirs house, In the
Place st. George. The change is important as
showing coalition between the old Orleanlsts and
the Democrats. 1t is said by the Laber!e that the
opposition feels itself 80 strong this year. in conse-
oilence Of the failure of the Mexican expedition
and the stPrussifcation" OF Germany that IL Id.
tends to astonish the majority and the government
by it's moderation.
| ga very significant observation with respect to
the position of Prussia is attributed In po4tcal
! circles in Berlin to King Wiliam:-ln order to
consolidate the Northern Confederation PRUSSIA
appreciate in the highest degree the pacific in
clinetions expressed in the words uttered by the
Emperor on New Years Day..
The approaching annexation to Francs {says the
Havre Journal) is announced OF three new provinces
in Cochin China, with the tacit consent Of the EN-,
peror, Tu-Due, who would be delighted to get rid
Of them, as they are in stnte OF chronic rebelon
The Liverpool Courier, Of January -, says:
s.Frost and want, inevitable allies, continue to
cause great suffering among the poor Of Liyerp. o.
and, in fact, of the whole country. Twenty thou
sand persons receiving parish relief iii what is
called the first commercial city in the world, is
rigitful to contemplate; and yesterdayit WIS fear
ed that the almost universal penury existing III
tho sacking OF some Of the bread and provision
stores. Crowds Of people, in which the roWdy
element largely prevailed, hung about the Streets
! aud in many cases demanded relief from shop
cases induced them to comply with the not over
courteously preferred requests OF the mob. hu,
mors were current about town that several bread
j shops had been broken into and their contents
distributed but the only foundation for these re-
ports was that stated above.
The Gazette de France asserts that great destl-
! tuition prevails throughout Italy. It says We
latey recorded that at Venice, out OF ono hundred
and ten thousand inhabitants, thirty Thousand arc
receiving assistance from public charity. we have
! related the commencement OF crisis at verona;
In the island OF Sardinia the peasants are reduced
to eat herbs and roots like wild beasts. The Sar,
dinian journals teem with narrowing narratives OF
the distress TINT prevails, and were we SO minded
we could o tale unfold that would make our read
ers shudder. Hunger in Italy, hunger the order
of the day. Such are the titles Of several articles
of the Journals Of Turin and Florence. The Nuovo
Dritto adjures the Deputies and Ministers to save
the country not by idle discussions on great Eu-
ropean questions, but by dealings with the moro
pressing questions of bread meat and fuol In
one cutting phrase the Unita Cattolica character
ICES this situation: Italy is hungry from tho alps
to the Adriatic.' ;"
Letters from Vienna state that Messrs. Roths,
CQllO Dh1Q Ill DeC6ulDoE= lHSt "a
s. 900 600 FORMS for which the Austrian government
/ had deposited with them the corresponding
amount Of bonds Of the 1859 Austrian loan.
The French, Belgian, Italian and Swiss govern
ments will invite the Austrian Executive to join
their currency convention concluded n the 1Sd OF
December 1855, or, if the latter declines, to sug
gest the best means for attaining an international
unity Of currency. Many new railways are Pro
1 jected, among which tho Crown Prince Rudolph 9
l his commenced to be constructed. According to
the last return of the Finance Minister, two hun
dred and sixteen millions State notes were IN clr-
culation on the $1st of December, since which
from ten to fifteen millions have been added to it,
:. and sixty millions reserved for paying back the
advance made by the National Bank TO the govern
ment.
Mr. Hugh Palmer, the victim Of his good ma
tured interference to save the life Of The Emperor
Of Austria at Prague, is still in Vienna. lie has
been under examination lately, upon which occar
sion a number of irrelevant and even offensive
questions were put to him; among others, one
which revealed the agreeable fact that his private
letters Zone addressed to his father) had beer
opened, read and mstranslated BY imperial ane
5 royal officials.
{ The London News of January II has the follow.
ing editorial remarks:
HImperial France must indeed be ack when tht
Count dc Chalnbord presents himself as the physl
clan. That cstimable but, as we had supposed
unnecessary parsonage has been tempted by some
matuais pln1sant of tho Legitimist, or perhaps