The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
By STEAMSHIP TO ApE11. II.

Tho German mail steamship America Captain
Meyer, which lett Southampton the 16ih of April
arrived at New York at an early hour on Saturday.
Tho steamship Minnesota. 0l Tho Guion & VIII
ams Line, Captain Harris, from Liverpool the
1fth and Queenstown the 18th of April also Az
rived in New York on Saturday. She landed one
Thousand and fourteen passengers.
Tie mail steamship Cimbria, Captain lraut-
mann, which left southampton on the 17th Of
April arrived at New York. 1T alt-iast one o oclucl
Sunday morning.
The Cimbria brings no more definite inforna-
ton Ill reference To -XemburS. II is clear, how
ever, that the assurances grcn by tho French pa
pers, that satisfactory solution was probable did
not find much belief in Franco.
The Pail Mall Gazette of the latest date SAYS
We have good reason To believe that Lord Stall
ley has received from Tile Spanish Government
fayorsble reply to his latest dispatch OH tho sub
jcct' of the Victoria. ~
In the North German Parliament Count bismarck
said
LIZ the opposition prevents me from completing
the work which las been begun, shall request
the King to relieve lnc Of my l,,,s.
Tho Journeymen ropcmakels of Lc Mans, France,
were on strike. They demand an additional sixty
cents d day. The masters have offered thirty
cents, on condition that the men shall work twelve
days in each fortnight. The terms Were not nc
copied, and many Of tho men have left the town 10
seek work elsewhere. '"lhc determination nf the
committee OF journevmcn taiiors." says the Paris
Epoque, ITO accept no compromise 10 the ,.>-
tent OF thor demands, has produced the rcs,Ii:
which might have been expected. l;y circular
issued two days back, one hun, red and eighty
three masters engage t" make 10 colIctssions
The affair is assuming serious aspect; for if the
first claims made by the wnrkncn lliav be- colsid
cred as exaggerated the rejection now opposed by
the masters must also be acknowledged to bc ,,n
radical.
Tho American correspondent Of tho J,ni,io,
press. i'll their letters published April Ii, report
that the split III the Republican, party Is: widening
daily, ad that its result will. in all pruhal,lit. hc
the return OF tho Democrats To puwcr. r,r.i-
ton, they say, may possibly, however. I" ii;'!:"
from certain indications already apparent, Ee
brought ABOUT between the more coIIacr';.t:,"
members Of the Republican and the ,i,orc iiipri.
members OF the Democratic part. !'!ir Nrw ivl.
correspondent OF tho London Times. writing: u
the 3Oth OF March, says:
uhe old lea .crs of the Republican,; have +. -;
not only dcposcd, but cast ont of The .cre nk.'
of the party The older political men d. : ,,c.w
whittier they are being driNcn. .'io' l'ci lri.uu
| the present boodlcss, but mnnel.i.ls r.'yolniio
with mingled distr'lst and bc"iitia"la,;:,;. ."h5
beautiful machinery nf The State a; federal :..,-
TEN working independently Of uas, r.uI :Jr,
upon common principle, and fr the .:ecfai c.
fare OF all, has been thrown out or Eaiic3ay .ad
no hc can say precisely w,rc IL parts .a
machine goes still but all i, ,u:li;is,;, "ni -.r,
of work it Is going to do ca' ,".u !.t.ii,. i"
public lcCling is echoed L. IL. -. :,, :..i4,.!
which has hitherto bc.;: br' '':, l,.>.il.' :" H..
President and warmly in I,vo, ot ,rr E'r,'icri,
The Princess Christian ,F Sc;ir,y ,yi.:- JQt ,r,,i
(Princess Helena of Emylandy was co,!,iuc! Ct
Prince III England april II.
royal Spanish decree i;aa i;orn published dis
missing five magistrates of The superb. r,.n.!!
for having voted ia tir. Scl;;tc ,.oi,. 30 r.,..-
lion expressing rtHrct a. liz. nulS,iE', taken y,
the government against Marshal Srr;,',a .t.:rr.
GonZaes Bravo in>;.., "tiuc i.!..r:..r .!..y.,I"!
speech in the Curtc~ III rcu T.. >"mc ". ,.,a ..i;
made by mcinh rs "f thp "plh>sat''i, u: ":;, IL,
said 'Illc exceptional and rcrressiyc ,..';.;t.
sued by the sovcruncnt will c'ninu =, lo,.; Il;
the parties orpusrd IL the government; ,.s.~: ~
their revolutionary attitude.
La France uf Paris. ~ April l.: =, il hi.",,s
from private sources That the l;: H., .%cyil
England and Spain in flir va, "f t;.i.,,.nt
A telegram fr"ln Con$taaiinun. s..-
The destination OF Omar i...-.ir the Tart :sii
COmmaIldcr-iv-C hi' hcen chiis,,i. H.. as
left for Crete. With two war S.caIii ,irI ,,.. i.-
sand five hundred piri2tl nlclI. with ui!cr s;rihC
Il decisive blow at the Instruction.. "hcu lis
mission i'll Crete is accomplished ir vii proceed
to tako the co niantt OF the Turkish array u;l the
Greek frontiers.
France continued ayi.a!in; ii; Coist.l: .ci,',. in
favor OF The Crc;ans Id dubious malrii,.. Eng
land mainias strict neutrality Oh !i;c Eastern
question.
Prince Michael or Scr>iu had arri rl nj Erri,a-
rest. lie was received a! the gates III i;cc.l. i:v
Prince Charles. ain! ci.r"rct by Il large crowd
Baron pilcrnbcr2. C"nsu.-' ;cnvla! ri iii;si. il.
Bucharest. Presented, April ID, has Credentials t.
the Prince Uf liolnntua.
The Greek steamer .Ncatlia made her ti.;r, Sic
cesstul voyage TO Candia and landed "n the s!:.!,
provisions, munitions at and cutc r l:.,.
insurgents. She was pursued Ivy thu j'urk> b.:
escaped. The tretan National A>aim:r, proclaimed
religious tulcratiun the c,I'mi rights of luiks rai
Christians. and >ocurit i"r lac pro ,r;y ot 10Th.
III the SESSION oI liz" Bohemian Die. III !!.:.uc
alter speech from Herr Iii. ger ninety :" tt,..
members formally protested aga t,st ti,. rc.:ul;-
rite. w.lli Which ti,.y declared the rrcsct ,c-
tions to have been aracd ami throwing III, ii.rjr
posts us deputies, quilted the calni,rr. TN tIn
,leparturea scene OF conmolon ensavt, and the