The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-02
EUROPEAN NEWS

The Steamship Cuba brings dates from Europ
to the 18th:
The Loddon Times of the 18th Of August has
| lengthy editorial on the subject OF German
consolidation under Prussia, in which the write
says:
There is no doubt but Prussia has, in some in
stances, used her advantage with unnecessary
harshness. In her dealing with her sister States
she has often been as improvident as she was in
consistent and unfair. The policy which spared
Bavaria was hardly justified in sacrificing Hano
yer. A movement. also, for which nationality at
forded the original Iretext, should have been car
ricd on with greater regard to national principles
| There was unnecessary harshness in Count Bis
marck's dealing with tho Polish deputies from
Posen and in his conduct toward Denmark
with respect to the Danish districts OF North
| Schleswig he was guilty not only Of breach o.
faith, but also Of fragrant outrage against Euro
pean opinion. A more generous as. we'll as
more efficient means for Prussia to rally all Ger
many round her standard would be the promotion
of such sound, liberal institutions as might befit
one Of the most advanced, no less than most
orderly, OF European races.
The German papers say that the King of Prussia
on his way 10 Cassel was everywhere cordially re.
| ceived.
Under tho auspices Of Rothschild, Todesco,
Wodianor, and other capitalists, and Counts
other magnates, Hungarian credit bank has just
been established. The capital is fifteen million
forins, in seventy-fve thousand shares Of two
/, hundred forms, to be increased if necessary to
thirty millions Three millions are to be sub
scribed by the public.
Henriette Sontag the Countess Alexandrine Rossi,
was married at Pressburg to Count Emerch Ester
hazy, Of Austria.
On the 18th of August the English House OF
Lords gave judgment on the important appeal OF
certain shareholders in the concern Of 0Yerend,
Gurney Co.. against the decision OF Vice Chan
cellor Malins, which placed them on the list of
contributores. The Lord Chancellor Lord Gran
worth and Lord Colonsay, all pronounced judg-
ment against the appellants decision of vast in
terest to tho creditors and shareholders.
The President, Secretary and several of the
members of the Operative Tailors Association of
London, appeared ut the Marlboro Street Police
Court London in answer to summonses charg-
ing them with conspiracy. The conspiracy con-
sists in continuing the system of pickets about
the premises OF master tailors. Several men are
awaiting trial at the central criminal court on 3
similar charge, and Mr.. f.. Lewis applied for tho
hearing OF the charges against the present de-
fendants to be adjourned until the trial of the
other mon had taken place. Mr. Knox, the mag
strate, declared that since he came back to
England he had been 80 much shocked by the
doings of trad % unonsts that he would not grant
thu adjournment, and the hearing proceeded.
The death is announced OF Lord Dunkellin, one
Of the members Of Parliament for Galway County
served in the Crimea, and was taken prisoner by
the Russians. 1t was his amendment in the
House Of Commons as to rating franchise in
boroughs which threw out the RUSSELL Gladstone
Ministry last year.
The Carlisle Journal, reporting Lord Broughams
arrival at Brougham Hall, from France, says:
His Lordship appeared to be in very feeble
condition. considerably more 30 than on his visit
last year, and it seemed to require all his exertons,
with the assistance OF his valet to get out of the
carriage. Having descended to the platform he
sat down in chair until the train passed on, his
only inquiry being to the state Of the weather,
and he was then carried across the line on another
chair brought for the purpose. With the assist
ance of his valet he walked the short distance to
his carriage which was in waiting for him, and
having been assisted inside, he was driven to
Brougham Hall.
The Dublin correspondent OF tho London Posi-
writing on the 18th OF April says:
The terrible disease known as the 'purple fever
has manifested itself in the city of Cork. -'wo
serious cases, 'in which the patient became pur-
plo in the face and decomposition actually set in
before death" have occurred there. A local paper
urges the authorities, in the face Of such dire
and awful visitation, to stake prompt and eectual
means for removing from the lanes and streets
everything that could affect or injure the public
health"