The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-18
EUROPEAN NEWS pRR sTEAmEn.

NoSanS tht II.
The III mnn mail steamship Deutschland whic
left Southampton on the Sd OF September, arrive
In New York ON Saturday, bringing mail details
: our cable dispatches to her day Of sailing
Tho Manchester Guardian aaya tho week j,,p
4 e enuoa Was ono of the most dull during the yas
r Many OF tue OIdhsn mills were to olose for ri
uaf5, anu nt Bolton there good deal {
Z ''short time."
Tho Paris correspondent of tho London Time
Gays:
The stagnation in business at prosont in Pari
ls something extraordinary. Great industria
sberp r Hbn ins Pm public S wealth the supply
h9'se a s and progress without soiEo guarantee 70
Tho Scnalno Finaneioro of Paris SAYS:
The bank of France shows what tue countr
loses by political situation which is mol cxplainc;
to IT, bnt OF whiCl, its instinct breads the obscure
ls SO ,0o0, 0ap The portfolio hardly exceeds $50,
0VoyOo in morc prosperous times 40o, ZOO 900 o
E1t 5ssia sa,y portfolio Of more tha,
gain by the circulation of 800 900 900 Of notal nov
lttle. and by the movement Of work which wouIf
represent thc difference cristing In the portfolio
OF tho bank between the present sums OF 45O OO(
and natural sum Of zoo, ,o10, GOO.
pe o ESnGn Tss Of The 20 September speak
| Europe, HayB:
The first condition Of autooracy is nfalbility; the
Snk apology ior ansoiutism is uninterrupted good
the more auusion to dark spofs' on tho horizon.
B IN ITSELF concession. Such ure tho difficulties
bis rrcle's traditions, The irijiis0roon OF psnspT
TICS TICS mas beset the patti Of the Third Napoleon
Inc perpetual unrest under VIII ioh ille Emperot's
partiHnns describe him as laboring is however an
CYL ct his own Stocking. If. as they intimate, nl-
s baed Power eS - so senEy charge he has nwny
II. His hrst step to restore public conGdenee e.,
should be to inspire tho nation with selEreliance;
anu , such feeling will hardly spring up till tho
| peuPis AEo Irusted with somo control over thcir
own destinies.
Tho .peo,Se;s Gazette, of Florence. mentions
rccproschod Garfbnldi in friondly terms with his
nsteamp,s o against Home and pointing out to him
principally determined aariGaIdi moi to repeat The The
| iamontnble expedition OF Aspromonto.
the Interview at Salzburg, a system OF unnoasured
attacks 5i % on France and Austria.
Ine iarls S1ccte observes that the non execution
OF article flTe Of the treaty Of Prague respecting
the Danish districts Of North Scnleswg, still con.
sttantes one Of tho dark spos signalfzed in the
pontlGa horizon, not tho grarest, but perhaps the
| one which menaceR tho storm the most immineut.
| adding, In conclusions:
The Dano-German question has not ceased to
bo one of tho most serions ombarras ssmepts of The
present situation. We have not forgotten what
Lord PaImerston said, long before Missunde Dup
stein is tho match that will set fire to Eirope."
That characteristic. prediction of tho celebrated
statesman has only beon too well roalized for Sa-
iowa was the direct consequence of tho war in
.ne pacnies: stili, the question is not nearer TO
solution on now than four years ago, aud The sclles
Some Prussian officers have been sent 10 War
saw to instruct Russian oflicers and sergeants in
ti me handlng Of the needle-eun. In addition to
iussian army, the ncedle-gun is to be also intro
duccd. ''
Tho French Government has given an order for
bacco. At'AA ~
kossuth hss published smother long letter, adj
seven columns OF the Magyar Usag the organ % of
tho extreme left in Hungary. This maniirsfo il
pharaphrase OF tho ono addressed to tho electors
Of Jasziadah. Kossuth in his election proof
which he las dedicated his ie. The Thnep.ss prsssS 10
ssI sdtG oi aiairs in Hungary he attrbutes to the
conilision o ideas which has ad people to believe
that the Constitution or 1919 has really been re-
stored"
Tho Paris patria ASSERTS that uen. prin has |
beon betrayed, ami that tho Spanish Government |
ns nas ootained clue ms to his wheIsahous
insurrecton from point OF view favorable to tho
ineurgents.
nople, under the presidency Of the Sultan, his |
Majesty spoke in favor OF the construction OF rail-
ways throughout the Turkish empire. The con;
cession for a line TO Belgrade was approved and |
granted to the SeiTian Company, aud the only |
point to be eottled is the State guarantee.
Tho English Admiralty authorities at Liverpool |
we're actively engaged in preparing the steam |
Transports for the Abyssirisn expeaition. So far |
aro the arrangements perfected that several Of the
larger class Of steamers intended to min between |
Bombay and Abys8inia wero TO leave the SerHey |
for their destination in low days. Ii was believed
in Official CIRCLES however, to be quito impossible
poditon completed in timo 10 allow of active ope-
rations being undertaken in November.
The English Government instituted proaecu- |
tions against tho leaders, both Orangomen and !
Roman Catholics, concerned in tho recent party |
demonstrations in tho North Of ireland
Ernest Jones lectured September 2, in the round |
room in the Rotunda, Dublin, on political free |
dom. He Hes accompanied b. Mr. BeslGs and |
deputation OF working men. The room WAS about |
oDonoghue occupied the chair. Tho lecturer said |
he camo to establish perfect understanding be- |
tween the English and the Irish people. He adFo-
cat ID residential manhood suffrage and vote by |
ballot.
4 telegram from Berlin aays:
1t Ia officially confirmed that the Prussian war |
sloops Horthl and Meausa to sail for the |
Mediterranean for tho protection OF North German
aub1ects. The aloop Augusta proceeds on q smi- |
Official dispatches from Madrid slate that Con- |
treras had crossed the French frontier At Iuchon,
with his band Of 500 mon, who were all disarned
by the French authorities. Tho insurroction In
Aragon and Catalonia was ut nm end, and rumor Of
rising at Higo false and tho rost Of the country
An official denial is given in st. Petersburg to
statement Of the Courier Francais that concen-
tration OF Russian troops had taken place on the
Austrian frontier. Therehas boon nothing beyond
ordinary movements Of troops.
The Mount Gents Summit Railway llne which
has been in the course of construction for the last
tho great % road Of a the s First Wapoeon on over % ho
Mount Cents pass, was successfully traversed on
tho 21st Of August over it's whole lepgth OF forty
eight miles by locomotive engine.
Lord Brougham maintains ha hoalth and takes
o carriage drive daily.
says: Favorable accounts nre received from tho
famine distriote. Tho crops thriving. Cholera
still prevails in the northwest provinces Of tho
Pnnjaub Bengal 10 healthy and the harvest pros
pects nre good.
Seventy native Christians are teportel to be inl-
priaoned at Najasdai, Japan, on account OF their
religion.
FREED.HN AND PoLITIcs.--On Saturday last the
freedmen had political mass meeting on the de.
entirely t rel + By T freedmen- e@ssariesN
or rather disunion leaguersin the interest of the
Radical party.
Tho main speech, though not exactly incendiary,
was very nfRmmatory in its character aud it's in
tended design and produced effect was incendiarJ,