The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01
ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTIA,
EUROPEAN ADyIoEs by MAIL TO THE 1sr,

lin1 nho GInsrd mail stoamahip scotia, Capt. Jut
ais' ~h1ch lett Liverpool at 10 A. II. on tho 1Bt
anu Queenstown on tho 10Th OF NAV. ar :iyoI
NO" York at an carly hour on Tuesday morning.
onANoEs IN THE ESoLIsn GARNET.
oal,I. alo changes in tho Engliah Cablnot Ind Doc
;, Mr. Gathorno Hardy succeeds Mr.. walpoIo a
Home Secretary; tho Earl OF Devon succeed
Hardy as President Of tho Poor law Board. an
~ mr. a., scIater Booth will represent that department
LOT Of tho Duchy OF ancastcr IS not yot fiiled Si
Robert Peel WAS spoken Of for it.
| OFT FROM PRESIDENT JOHNSON
AT meeting Of the Loral Marino Board OF Liy
cd on bohaf Of tho Prcsrlent OF tho United stoto
60 captain 3. u. Hughes, OF tho British rhip OucoI
| VICTORIA Tor having rescued thirty no pcrsonI
non,,; INC Alnorican ship Aquilla, whom in sinkiDf
THE LuxIMpUno QUESTION
Tho proceedings and the probable effecta M +1,,
i GiGndelonee Oh Luxemburg continued to DO WILDLY
The ondon Globo INSERTS that the British oov.
g[auieht t was urging upon tho Continental Powers
Inc re- o1PPSdiency Ps otn general Disarmament.
saYa I f@Fs & &Gorrespondont Of tho Pail Mall Gazette
sass N Aplto OF otiiolal announcernen and tho
note in the Slonteur, Paris refiidos to be auieted
on tiS nnal result Of tho difference betYcen Franco
Journal tho Pays, Layo created an improssion That
part Of the Cabinet share tho feelings of dissatis
faction expressed by tho Corps LoSfsintif which
- aDDlRtlSD
followed tho Marquis do Monstier's announcemont
oniburg." va qua
Tho Paris Constitutional publishos ain nrl,c,o
on lilo subject OF the treaty, in which IL says
Franco has always proteoted the small noigh6or.
iIs statcs. Questions connected with tboir indie
cent times, tho determined motive OF hor policy.
& IL VIII therefore, escape no ono that one 6f tic
CONSEQUENCES OF the treaty is to restore tho Dutch
government aud tho King Grand Duko 10 tho
pleLitudo OF their rights of sovereignty over Linn
burg burg and Luremburg, which had been partially
a ep e. tao treaties o. s
ence, aiter commenting upon tho chief points Of
tho treaty for tho naturalization OF Lu1emburs.
ahys: s1H AZ tho retention OF Luxembourg by tho
Houso Of Orange is secured, and tho ceasion- -nf
lno Grand lRaeby tes 4afinany has disappeared.
Tho circumstances under which q friendly ngrec-
ment has been arrived at tetwech Prussia and
cy Of peace ia tho mutual and earnest detsrminaI
tion OF both powers. This will be confirmed and
eonsecrated anew by the visit of the King Of Prus-
sia and the principal European soYereiyns to tho
In Paris tho rumorsoi Congress- are reviyed,
and 1T 10 talked OF that Napoleon depends ON the
a.: understanding ON tho subject between tho
sovcreigns who aro to assemble In tho French
capital. These rumors probably have something
ment, earnestly desrous, OF securing tho peace Of
Europe, ia urging upon tho continental powers tho
Of ,h.a s
is moro especially In tho form or a friendly COM
munication to tho French and Pruss.an govern
ments, ION whose part thcro is tho grentost dan.
ger Of collision, and whose example, were they
lowed by other poSorar" -
RUSSIA. asst
A dispatch from st.. Petersburg announces The
5e trotnl Of The King Of tho Greeks with tho Grand
penhnGen in company with the CZarswitch and the
Grana Duchess Marie Feodorew1a IN n fow days:
Tho King of tho Crooks haB beeli apiiolnted Colo:
mel OF tho First Neweki Infantry Regimont,
TURKEY. -
A renewed effort is To DO mado TO induce the Sui
tan TO give up tho Island Of Oreto. ~
Tho Lovsnt herald says: Tho rumor has been
current dur ing the week that the ye foreign min
TO eedo Croto to Greece, are 10 day to repeat this
disintercsted pieco of advice in more emphasized
to belieyo that majority ut least Of the five hare
received further tnstruptionH On the subject from
their Gov. rlments but the continued resoute al:
stention Of Lord Stanley appears to have delayed
Tint expected by NJ. Bource, who havo oven do
ciined our inform alton states, to take part in col
ectivo appeal TO tho Porto on behalf OF tho women
and children still on the island. In tho meantime
We may repeat the expression Of our belief that be
this now attempt nt pressure inado whom Il mny Il
will be no whit moro successful than the last"
Coniicting accounts aro published as to engage.
mcnts which were taking place In Oandia. Omar
Pache caiins that in two reoont engagements the
Turks were victoriouR-while Greek accounts claim
tho victory for the insurgents. t'it.
THE BRAzII8.
The mails from South America had arrived at
Lisbon, whence tho following had been telegraph
cd: , .' - .. -, IS
'LIsDoN Mny y15.-Intolligenco from Monlevideo,
derived from Paragunyan sources, statos that
Paraguay hos accepted the arrangement proposed
by tho United States for the termination OF tho
war. ,Lopaz had, in consequence. appointed
Paraguaynn representative ut Washington. Tho
allies had decided that they would not treat ex-
Gepting on tho basis of the secret triple alliance
The American Minister ut Assumption protested
against this claim OF the allies, which had also
pro tuced very bad impression upon tho popula-
cd tho conclusion Of peace.
: Tho revolution in the Argentine Provinces had
mudo fresh progress. L-s, "a
'The insurgents hnd routed tho forces OF the
National Government. -,
'Cholera had broken out at Buenos Ayrea and at
all the towns on the coast as far ns Corricntea"