The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05
FRODI EUROPE,
DY STEAMSHIP TO MAY a.

| The German mail steamship Deutchland, from
southampton, on tho 2lst ainy arrived at Nov
days later than tho Scotia. Sho landed abou
eight hundred passengers.
Tho London Times Of tho 2lst OF May {Tucstley,
Jockey Cub). ut Chantilly, Which took place on
Sunday, tho 18th nit. BY special cablo telegram
dated on the course at Chantilly, wo gavo q full
tho Bamo morning, so thai the American people
woro informed Of the result through our columns
just as early as woro tho nristocrats and sporting
Tho Paris patro publishes tho following para.
graph Which oxplaiIs ia so 20 measure Napoleon's
idea In tho puIchase OF tho Dundorbcrg. Tho
We have reason TO believe TINT Prussian agents
have boon dispatched to Now York with the Wow
OF purchasing tho iron-clnd vessels built during
tho lato WIT in tho United Statcs but which since
Its conclusion have bccomo in eIccssof tho wants
OF that country. Among uther vessels men-
TONED The monitor Onondaga and armored frigato
In tho Paris Exhibition, on tho 18th of Nav.
Whio Napoleon was inspecting tho explosive olec-
trio machines exhibited in the Austrian depart
mont I .r tho destruction Of vessels, tremendous
explosion was heard. Tho sensation experienced
by the crpTd was most painful; but whom 1T was
conversation with the engineer, a burst OF Hearty
cheoring broke forth and resounded through tho
gallery: The cause OF tho explosion was not ex-
On tho Goth of May Qu- on Victoria laid tho foun-
dation stone of tho ..all of Arts and Science OF
konangton, Locdon. Tn corolnony was ono Of
with genui ontburat OF enthusiasm. An i'm
menso crowd attended. Tho musical perform
ancos we're ns perfect as tho Royal Italian Opera
as chat. man OF tho Conmitteo, read on address to
tho Qucon. Her Majesty replied verY brioly, aud
was PACK @ n e. M,is9r m eary IL tho atteTnS1n M mop
Mr.. Lowo, ii. p. dovorcd lengthy and ycry able
speech on the subject OF reform and tho effects Of
n largo extension OF % franchise in revolution
izng political parties in Great Britain. In tho
courso Of his address ho said
Tho parties or tho future will haro no resom-
Dlance TO tue pnrt.es OF tho PTosent; Tho parties
will not oyon retain their names. Tho highway Of
American history is rtrcwn " th tho skeletons Of
dead partios. tHear, hoar). Fodernlists . Il Ia
federalist ID. Where are now tho wings OF whom
heard 30 much whoa in Amorica ten years
ago2 They are hs extinct as tho ichthyosauiu US;
and who now knows anything OF tho Know Moth
ings and tho frees oilers 1llese arc namea rnised
up to grasify u mo,nentary want OF tho popular
mind mind and whom they hal, served tho purpose
which called them inio no they ceased TO be. The
names Wo uee are not particularly applicable to-
day; originally tho higs meant rugues, and tories
Srats and rei.ublicans D. Tne fact Ia the words
hayo no sPeci.ic meaning. A domucrat is geuoral-
y republican, mud rapucl,can very frequently a
less aa distinction from tho other and neIthcr
Expresses any very deilnite idea. z,
On tho Bano day Mr.. JOHN Stuart Mill movod
n.
which, he arglicd was q logical consequence OF
the constitutional maxim that lnration and ropro-
sontation 20 hand i'll hand, and OF Mr. Gladstone's
who was not unfit, or would not bo dangerous to
tho public goUd Women, he asserted. in old
times had been allowed to voto T. somo counties
they wero utterly impractical, and hnd no foundn.
uon except in tho leeing Of strangeness.. To tho
argument tha: politics woro uot womens business
ho replied noitlIer wore thoy tho business OF any
but lev men, and no man was hold to discharge
hlH professional or business duties the wurao bo-
cause ho took an interosI IN cleotIoneering; and
haF1ng combatot tho objections That womon wero
already sufficiently represented and had sufficient
power, he ponto. out various grievances under
which women lhborcd, anch as tao un air share al
iottca 70 men OF educational endoSments, and in
the distribution Of sI.ploymeEts. y"
In the discussion w.iich followed, and which for
the most part was moro i-cuiur Than serious in
karslake, Hho urged thai it would lead to tho On.
reimbursement OF married women by Mr. I.aipa
who pointed out that 1t must Do followed by t6o
admisaton of women to tho Housa Of Commons |;
by Mr. Ons!oH and Lori Galway, Who preased Mr.
Miu to withdraw it., as 1t placod many admirers OF
fRs tAE sef n t!ss Ppsl!en Ar, EaHsei, NJ
ment, which on division was rejected by 1s6
Tne London Times of the 21st Of May, details
Maine Liquor Law" meeting, ield In that city.
We take the following oxtraots from tho report:
ted States. usually callod General Dow, since the
civil war; delivered an ad,iress in the Gudhsl, in
esy OF LondGn the use OF which had been
Council for the occasion, on Tho Legislative Pro-
yontion OF Intoniperance, Pauporism and Crime"
though the W ataer @ was unfa1urabo' here Grew xas saa
very large audience, many OF whom wero women.
General Dow stood forward to speak, and was on
old civic hall had nevor been so wortlily occupied
than on that oco sion, ho said poverty, pauperism
and CRIME Were more extensively prevalent in Eng
ssn hah arn M
tempted to doai With them Ill stateHmanlike
mannar. They, in America, wanted tho Engliah
had never yeb appeared in tho Queens speech, but
they would have it there, or they woull know tho
reason why. -
Tho London star OF the Goth of Muy reports:
- Mr William Lloyd Garrison, the distinguished
leader OF the American antl-savery party and MIR.
George thompson, arrived at Liverpool in the
Cuba on Saturday last. Mr.; Garrison intends to
on the continent. On Friday, ut tho unanimous
request OF the passongors on board tho Cuba, who
South, IN Statas Mir. Thompson delivered an ad-
dress, which was most enthusiastically received -
The Paris Debats, after announcing the ratifica-
ton OF tho L9LS,lburg peace treaty BY tho King
OF Pr lssia and Napoleon, Rsys:
Z MWo think tnat the present goyornmont, like tho
government of 1910, will do vol to profit by tho
emotion caused throughout all Franco by tho
Luxembourg affair and complete our system Of de-
fences. ."rjf- ,'gis.- '..tl a.'r tHt!. -1ss!I!
The snrno papor advocates the necessity OF
rihiiCe DelnR prepared Tor any necessity thai ma
nrsc., France h"sno desire 10 mako war against
any ono alio dcsi pc. CO. but she also desires TO
be prepared for any event. !., ~ q. N 4,
In the Italian Leg slnture tho Church Property
bill OF the Cabinet n cots with some difficulties in
committee .'..H '..
In Florence King Victor Emanuel received q
deputatton Irop the Chunibor Of Deputies to con.
GratulAte hum on the marriage Of tho Prince Anna.
deus, and 10 express ther gratitude for his ronun-
caton OF four nliliions u Is owl list. The Klng
u bis reply, adyertod &, the present condition o
mi I,al had
with pleasure tue rtaty Of London, in which he
was happy that Itaiy uad participated, adding -.
Nevertheless, wo must form no llusions. Other
complications may Arise roui at present nnfOro-
aeon oSonts. We shall b, fortunate IL, in thif
period OF peace, We succeed IL roorganizing the
finances, Tho conditions OF improvement are
only courage and perseverance. Eli. 2
accepted the nnAcsty Of the Quoon, had arrived
! atIrun. .7 -. p - II
An announcement from tho Governor Of Madfit
| vas posted upon the Bourse, denying rumors o
| disturbances ut Barcelona. -r..,,.t 49,
| Tho Madrid correspondent OF the 1ndependenc,
Beige, wr1GnB ON the 18th OF May, describes tn,
political state of Spain tius: ,.. al = II, =.
| Fresh arrests have recently bean made. TIL
democrat! Revuo und EigueraB, both distin
Saladero, but are to bo removed thence to-day 10
transportation, tho first Jntionod to Porto Rico
| and tho latter 10 Fernando Po. Several merchant
OF tho Gallo Pfecia1os hayo also been arrested
The population Of Madrid has becumo Beriousl
| alarmed BY uH these rigoruuB measures, and in
terpoilali6ns UPON tho subje,. have been address
| ed 70 the government by a deputy belonging b
the Ibera Union; but the Ministers, otherWis
occupied In tho Sehato with tho debates upon lii
\ Indomuity htti 1nya ,nno1 enu ro