The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-28
FROM EUROPE.
The steamship Deutschland, from Southampton

on the 18th, arrived at New York on s,.:a.v.
: In the English Houss Of Commons on the lit
great reform meeting in ricuturai Hall Iondo1 N e
M9: Dlsrsel, Chancellor Of the Excheouer. sui
missed the Derby resorna plan to very impatier
liked the eatent Of tie subject aa norfe on. ,<
and would consequently proceed BY resolution. q
ne me @ 25th OF February he would take the opinion
affirm what should be the character Of the new hi
Inc extension Of the franchise must be in accord
ance With, the English constitution, ,and avoid tn
that rating should be the basis for voting. and
measure would be introduced to remedy ineoualitie
IN rating. No borough would be disfranchished
view OF eliminating the urban element from tn,
sonYS Sy mYSSying that on the 2th February the Hous,
bll OF 1882 In the course Of his address the righ
honorable gentleman contrasted the Legislative re
aen 10 offs9 Great Britain seen
Germany and the United States, Us witnessed i,
the t legislatures Of these countries, asserting that
@ Tas IN favor Of the English repre-
statement briefly, depreoating the assumption OF
parhame ntary superiority over the foreign counN
The crookhaven Telegraph Station, which was
opened at the beginning Of the American war, and
closed shortly after the :oneualon has hoan aea;rs
Ths Gosf s q nsae whepe ssst5s ss sfs
Encourage ships to use the harbor as port Of call
for orders. It is thought tho line may eventually
be extended to the Old Head" -
The Manchester Guardian says. stThe runlor OF
Two large failures, which has been current in Man
chester some days back, is said to have occurred
Of a New York firm, neither Of whom have estabo tab
hshments IN Manchester, although they are both
connected with that market the latter more partic-
ularly with Bradford" ;" &@
"A dispatch from Paris says: ssAn order Of the
Minister OF Agriculture has been issued, declaring
that as the cattle plague is extending in Belgium
try into or transit through Fnnce from across the
Lauterbourg." s.ss nm q s-. -'~"-'
Government is said to have declared it's readiness
to give every facility to tire three engineers ap-
pointed by England, France and Prussia to carry
to the question Of the barring Of the scheidt.s
Inc Military Conference ot South Germany has
agreed to adopt the Prussian military system,
riodical attendance at drill tortto fandwehr viii
be shorter. 5 ,T'- a1 n --'
Advioes from Hermannstadt state that the Saxon
portion Of Transatlantic are favorable to union
"A telegram from Berlin says The Plenipoton-
narles assembled here to agree to the draft of q
ference. The deliberations Of the conference were
subsequently brought to Close after which fare-
vel banquet was given, at which all the members
was subsequently signed The King gave the
Penipotentiazies q hIeweu audience. IN cornli-
ance with the wishes of the Pussian Government
they Will return to Berlin to be present at the oreh-
ing Of the North German Parliament :" "A
The official Gazette publishes an article on the
signature Of the new Constitution. in which it
says: The different States have yeadi1y resigns
ed portion of their individual rights IN fayur Of
that common organisation Of Germany which will
be the best guarantee for her security and nation
al development. Prussia has only claimed such
rights as are indispensable for her leadership Of
the Confederaton.n The article also comments
upon the especially conciliatoy attitude shown by
Saxony throughout the conferences Of the North
German PlenipotanEaries. Al a M .D7-,- NJ. N.
A telegram from Hong Kong says: ARRANGE
ments for the formation of e, native arsenal and
dock-yard at Foochow are progressing fayorably
The Mohomedan rebels in Kiang- ii have cantr1red
four !srge towns. A large fire has occurred at
I!en-tsin- The Loss is estimated at 10000 taels
Chinese registered as British subjects have been
forbidden to reside IN the interior Of China"
Advices from Japan state that the rice -riota at
the BaiInia & koE1ra and holds his grounds against
his opponents. DistTust exists among the Dai1nios,
and they refuse to attend the proposed conference
The answer OF the Japanese Government in
reference to the dollars question is favorable.
A teleg1 am received at Constant tinople from Can
dia says that another body OF Greek Volunteers
$50 IN number, had surrendered to the Turks ask
ing to be sent back to Greece. Co1aneos and Kim
brakakis were almost wholly deserted
different account Of the state Of the insuirection,
and asserts that Mustapha Pacha, ON his return
from Canea, was attacked and defeated by the
Sphakiotes. It is further asserted, on Greek au-
thority, that the insurgents have been victorious
at Diissi, Prasnero and Anoghia- The same in
teligence asserts that the Porte has invited tho
Cretans to send delegates to Constantnople.