The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-19
FROM EUROPE.
BY STEAMSHIP 10 FEBRUARY O..

Inc french Steamer ~. 1]0uTeU lfOu ore5t VI
the I'd of February, arrived at New York on thu
18th. The steamer Herman, from Southampton
also arrived that day. The following is q sum
mary Of the latest European news: .,.s
The Paris Constitutional, Of February g. pub
fishes Nm important article on the price Of corn al
Paris and in the principal provincial markets, and
on the probability that the fall which has lately sci
The re-esrablisLment of the tribune in the
French Chambers is referred to by several OF the
Paris journals Of tho I'd inst in terms Of approval
which has taken place in the sentiments entertain
ed by the head of the State. The fact is known, it
is said, that the Duke de Morny, when President
of the Legislative body, had frequently applied TO
the Emperor to allow! the Deputies to speak 9rorn
the tribune, and that decided disinclnatlon to
The Gazette Of Northern Germany, the semi
official organ Of the Prussian Government, de-
cares that the annexation OF Crete, the Cyclhdes,
and part OF Thessaly, is necessary to the poiti-
cal existence OF Greece. -, -. ~ +.
uary. Bands Of workmen, belonging for themost
part to the government establishments, paraded
the streets, shouting Bread and work. ."4 They
pillaged some bakers shops, but raised no sed :
tious cries. The national guard interposed and
order WIS finally restored. =.
A letter from Rome Of the 26th of January, in
the f3GzeIe QH MtQI, says
Serious difficulties had arisen at the last CONFER
ences of NJ Tonello with Cardinal sAntonelh and
Mgrs. Berardi and Franchi, on the subject of the
LISTS Of candidates for the vacant bishoprics, pre-
sented by the Italian government in semi-oficial
way. Among them are found only q few names &C.
ceptable to the Roman Court, and the Florence
Cabinet is considered to have used to q very large
extent the faculty left it. =. ~
The Italie, of Florence, OF the 3Oth Of January
remarks: ~ s...sr s.ss
"a grand diplomatic dinner, just given at the
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs, possessed more i'm
portant character than such assemblages usually
possess. For the first time since the kingdom Of
Italy was constituted the OF all the
Powers were seen together. The Minister'S, the
Presidents Of both Chambers, the Prefect and the
Syndic of Florence we're also present.
Cardinal de Bonald, Archbishop OF Lyons, is Sc
riously i'll
4 large cotton manufactory at Ours (Rhone), be-
longing to M. Chapon, has been totally destroyed
The Paris Union states that banking firm at
Guerande (Loire-I -Inferieure) has suspended pay
ments and been declared insolvent. The liabilities
are estimated at nearly 60O, 900 francs.
The disappearance Of the clerk Of an agent de
change, says the Nord with six hundred thousand
francs, is announced.
Several arrests have been made in the Vivienne
quarter Of Paris of persons charged with the fahri
cation Of forged notes Of foreign banks particular
ly Of the Bank Of Hayti.
The Belgian Minister of Public Works has just
asked the Chamber for credit of 250, 900 francs
for the defence Of the coasts
The Polish press in Galicia and Possen, lately 30
partial to the Kaiser and his government has sud-
denly changed it's key, and teens with unfavorable
criticisms upon the conduct Of public affairs at
Vienna. d,
Mr.. Bright made another great speech on Re
fotm al Rochdale, bis home, on the 90th January.
The English papers state that death has been
busy during the month Of January among the
aristocracy Of the land. The Marquis Of Exeter,
popular as statesman sportsman and gentleman
the Earl lof Kingston. On the day that beautiful
young daughter of Lord st. Vincent wss buried,
the old Countess Of Mayo-nother Of the Chief
Secretary, for Ireland, Lord Naas-diea; and on
the 9th died at the age Of 80, Sarah Sophia, the
Dowager Countess Of Jersey.
It is understood that the return Of her Majesty
and the Court to Windsor Castle will be the begin
ming Of q somewhat gayer season than usual. The
Prince and Princess Of Wales arrived in London
on the 28th OF January, for the season, and took
up their quarters at tho Marlborough House. The
Court are to be visited during the summer by the
Cesarewtoh and his bride, the Prince and Princess
OF Prussia, the King and Queen Of Denmark, the
King of Greece Prince Louis and Princess Alice
of Hesse, and other members Of Continental
Royalty.
The following political gossip we collate from
our English exchanges:
New political combinations were the talk of the
clubs. The latest on dts we're that soon after Par
Lament meets the Earl OF Malmesbury would be
appointed to succeed Earl CoWley as Minister to
France, and that MIR. Walpole would be raised to
the peerage and succeed Lord Malmesbury as
Lord Privy Seal. Mr.. Robert Lowe is to again be
urged to Join the Cabinet and take the Home Of
fee vacated by Mr.. Walpole. 1t is also said that
vacancy is to be mado for Mr.. Horsnan if he will
accent office under Lord Derby,