The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-11
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fEhNt T.. PRUSSIA, ITALY AND fuhKEI
The London star uf the 2It!l II ,ueus, ,c
marks -
Tho Independence IclGa say. ,here have bcyr
concentrations of French troops cn llic i.nut.u,
nnd lint il WAS believed part Of this rncci;ratio,
had been done in accordance with orders sent
IRON Sazhnrg 10y the Emperor Napoleon. 1t is
not easy IL believe that AUSTIN il wiuliy ulorinr
hcI"eifin danger ol extinction. Whatever might
he the trsull nf u war hclworu France aud Prussia
IT Austria took pant ~ with Russia assalhnI her
oiI the ilank, slc must suffer Tho idea Of En land
taking part III any oil these nov combinations is
too absurd
The Independence Beige says that the quarter
ing OF the Trench regiments which formed the
camp at Chalons along the northern and eastern
frontier IS not regarded ss favorable TO the con-
tinuance OF peace, Notwithstanding recent as
suranceS. Tho following - the disposition OF the
distriontion m these regiments amounting tn
lhirty-lyc thousand men: Fifteenth at Saissu,,s;
Aineteenth Scda!'; ih,rly-iith, Maacrrs: Thirty-
Eighty-srvcuth. Ghalnn- Camp: iI,,-Enmrtl.
Cnnde; Fitly-,rvcnlh anu Sixlctli, Manly; Six,v-
third, fSr!un Sevcnty-thir,t. llcnville: Eighty
Ninety eighth, DunqucrIne. An entire division
Of cavalry continues in Lorraine. Inc lntlcprn-
deuce adds lhat It was i'cl'cved in Paris that The
SalzbIrg by the t:mpctor Nj ON.
SO anxious Is tho French government to pro, ric
fni the better protection Of tho frontier That live
hundred stone masons urc bcng engaged at BASEL
to be employed on the works of EcIiort in Aiyarc
The Paris Slaclc OF tho aGth of August writing on
the aspect OF Sapoleon's diplomacy says:
1t Is impUssibc to deny that tho conclusion or
an alliance with tnr object uf ntci ference in the
internal a'alrI of Germany wruld le consider
ed on the other side ot the Rhinr ~ direct
threat ut war possible. Tho absence of Wur-
temburg anu Bavaria. which wcrc said io b. ready
to throw themselves into the pf France ami
Austria, hns becu much remarked on. Whether
it DO prudence or patriotism, thu governments ul
both these states Iavo abstaned from taking a,,y
stcD which could bc considered nuinvorac To- tho
policy OF Prussia. In Short, nossimist rumors
nftfk sl
the belief that the Salzbnrg interview will lr the
prelude of grave events. it the same t;,nr many
politicians think That the condition or .tnsiril
must impose OH the Emperor Francis JosrnN ,he
greatest reserve.
Tho mootlns Mt SalzhurS suggests to Ii France,
OF August q, series OF observations in favor pi
yield to wariike itlcas. Neither France unr Ans,
tria has, says tho writer, any int cntipn or lntci
fering with the Confederation OF the North, their
object being to accept, as hitherto what has been
accomplished in Germany. There is no cyen.u-
aiity OF menaciug character anywhere unless
Prussia should ain, at slill further enargins n
position which the lucky chances of an unjust war
had given it. If, after having incorporated will
herself the Northern States she should pretend to
dominate bavaria, WurlcmbIIry and Baden. then
thu grarest complications would, Of necessity.
arise
Tic Avenir National says:
The language of the Prussian Journals is very
bitter OH tho subject Of lhc SaIZb,irg interview
and there is an evident conimotiou among the
diploInatists Of Berlin
The Press Of Vienna: OF August 70, traces IN the
following terms the role which Prussia ought to
adopt to assure pcacc in Europe:
Az TO that Kingdom VIC should pr,ioun,lly de-
plore tat IN opposition to The tenor of ile treaty
Of Prague, she Hnoulh wish to extend tue bonds nl
tho Confederation OF Northern Germany to the
States Of the South. We should see III II a menace
for Austria 80 Ion. M Prussia had not rcllouncetl
her Intimacy with l.ilssia. Surrounded on three
sides by Russia and Prussia. and on the southcaFt
by tho small Sclave States, worked by Russian
clliSsarier that would Dr, We must avow, situa-
tion which Austria coud not possibly support amy
longer. Let Prussia reflect, then lei her mt
push matters to cxlremitics, and lot her await the
future with moderation and tranquility, nr which
would be better and more advantageous let her
hreak with Kussa, and Let her Join Heart and snnl
the civilized peoples of tho West.
The l.cn!on Sm, If he 2Gth of August, III lis
review Of The Comin.nia! situation, says:
Italy and France arn not on the hra of t..rl,,e.
r,.iunr prevailed in Paris Friday that the
kim:: "f lin, i,rl r"'n.mi'".l .lnar'" "f Nl"S.'n
or uorrsn This e,n1 oniy IL. a s.,rt vi luckla,lc,l
blow at French influence. Moreover, mnst sinis-
tor reports arc circulating III the Italian papers.
AL these, however, simply mean tlut Italy 10 i'm
patient abont Rome, and believes that the Empr-
ror of the French alone keeps her from the posse.
sion of that city,
III its journey west tho cholera had reached
Pesth Mina and tho Upper Siicsia., In Berlin i
special hospital WAS being made ready.
The Emperor and Empress III the French arriv-
cd at the Iniilories Angnat 9th. The Paris Moni-
tear sayn iheir najestiea W.le received at Stt,s-
burg with indcieribablo enthusiasm.
The Plorence Opininna save that the tntal nmnlint
of church property which VIII br Immediately pnt
up nj pubr auction IN ftaly Ii rdillesl et Sl5U 0,
600 lire. SignOr Ratazzi Is negotiating With the
National Bank osccIlrc its cooperation IN the mat
ter nf sale and depGpit
Messrs Barring of London have issued n notca-
ton that they are authorized by tho Spanish gov
classes OF the p3ssivc debt. ii the conversion br
made within thirty days. tho new hnndH will cary
interest from the lst of January last. VI il be de-
fcrred till after the atl Of September, they Will
carry interest only from the LIST Ot Jnly. On the
3lst Of December tho conversion will be closad.
A dispatch from Constaniiuopie says:
The Turkish cruiser Igcddh, after desperate
engagement with the Crock blockade runner
ArGadi in Cretan waters, drove her ashore and
destroyed her. with great loss OF life. The lzcddin
The Princess OF Males ia still suffering much
from the stiffness of her leg. it will, il is feared,
1elegrnms from India, dated Bombay, August
IG. report Cotton very dull; shipments or tho
week 1898 baias, Exchange on London Is. llid.
Fraights to Liverpool 3js. At Calcntta, August
n, Exchange on London Is II ZIG. Frcichts ia
England Ga. Cd.
4 telegram from Shanghai, China, Of iho 9Th oi
Angus, roportG that the Nieniei came close IL
Chcfon. causing great alarm, but have since been
repal!ed by the impnralsts with great loss.
Measures nrc being taken to emPenk the yellow
river in tho neighborhoo!l Of The recent innnda;;
meeting 10 consider tho revision Of tho treaty Of
Tien-tsin.
Intelligence from Japan, by telegram 10 England,
announces that the west coast was being surveyed
for new Tvrt. Admiral kcppcl had nliiVod at
Nagnsaki. court had been established for hear
ing complaints OF foreigners agninst Japanese.
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THE GOVERNOR OF THE SEA IsLAsD9.--h letter
has bren received at ihe Office of the Bureau o
Refugees, Freedmen and abandoned Lands In
this city, addressed to the Governor of the Sea
Islands. We never heard of such an individual
aud think that lie must be cousin OF the King
of the Cannbal islands," and brother to th'
Emperor OF squeedunk. We are, however, lei
by the tenor Of The letter, to believe tia
tine spirits have established government
ovei the sea islands, rs the head Of it Ma
firtit discovered by dealer i'll that article. y:
cnjoin upon the jolly old Governor, whether in th
flesh in the spirit, wherever lie may he. to com
forward and give tho information desired. We d.
not make mp mail for the spirit world, though
most Of or railroads carry passengers thorc. ]