The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-27
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The Inman steamship City of Paris, which ef
Liverpool September IL and Queenstown Septem.
Der r. arrived at this port at ali early hour Sunday
| morning. Her advlces are two days later than
| those transmitted by the Bremen.
| The steamships Tarifa, from LIVERPOOL and Teu.
| tonia from Hamburg, arrived last nj ght
| The Court journal says that according to recent
arrangements the Court will return from the North
| on October 10.
The preparation for the Abyssinian expedition
are being actively carried ON. The Crocodile has
embarked the Second Battalion OF the Sixth Rifles
| for Calcutta. The Paris Libcrte of September TO-
SAYS that he Sultan has granted the English Gov
ernment permission to enlist volunteers in Arabia
| for the Abyssinian expedition. A telegram from
Constantinople states that the news of the liberia
ton of the Abyssinian captives, which WAS current
in MaratZ, and was published in the Levant
Herald as having been received at the British En-
passy, is now contradicted by that paper.
The Paris Patrie. OF September H. denies the
rumors which have been current of the approach
Ing Ministerial changes, rs likewise the report that
the Government had rcnounced conyoking tho
Chambers for November next. The same journal
dlscredits the intelligence given by several jour
mails concerning certain alleged projects of the
Ministry of France. A denial is also given to the
rumors that the Bank OF Franco refuses to accept
the new Belgian gold currency.
The Epoque and Libelie publish comments upon
the speech delivered by the Grand Duke Of Baden
at the opening Of the Baden Diet The Epo3ue
pronounces this speech War cry from Germany.
The LiLeyfe says the language used by the Grand
Duke leaves open no means OF retreat and adds
that choice must be made, and promptly, be-
tween rekuitting the alliance of France with Prus
sia and italy, or going TO war without hesitation
delay, with Germany placing herself wholly under
King William Of Prussia.
A dispatch from Bologna to the Turin Gazette
sets forth that Garbaldi passed through the first
named town en- route for Geneva. A large gather
ing awaited his arrival at the railway station and
presented to him an address OF welcome In reply
he made few remarks, in the progress of which
he alluded to the Roman question, and said: 81
think it great shame for our people that We
should not vet be in Rome. Tile people must do
their duty Let the blood bnt rush to their che ks,
and we shall soon be installed in the Eternal City,"
The Ministerial organ, the Gazzetta del Popolo,
considers the Garbaldlan movement inevitable,
and states that preparations for an invasion OF the
Roman territory continue on the frontier.
AT the meeting of the Peace Congress in Geneva,
September 10, the President made conciliatory
appeal. Letters were read from MM Jules Favre
ani Louis Blanc, excusing themselves from at
tending on account OF their health aud private
business NJ. Simon invited France and Germany
to come to an understanding on the question of
obtaining interior liberty. NJ. Lemonner said
that the republican system OF government alone
could put an end to the war. At the conclusion
of his speech Gsribaldi embraced NJ. Lemonnier.
NJ. FaZy, Nice-Presdent OF the Congress, has re-
signed his post.
The cholera Is increasing in Rome. sit is OBJ
served" says the Times correspondent, 'that the
malady s .fulmnante, carrying off those attacked
in a very short time, leaving them nearly black"
In Albano cholera is worse than ever. The writer
saws that the plague has broken out there.
A decree has been issued by the Spanish Gov
ernment ordering all inquiry to be held relative to
the conduct of the late Gen. McKenna during the
late insurrectionary movement in Amragon. Pend
ing the investigation, the General has been placed
under arrest at his own residence.
A dispatch from Copenhagen announces that in
conformity with the newly-adoptod military or
ganization the troops will be called out in their
new cadres in October next for military exercises,
which are TO last two months. BY that time 40, 600
breech-loaders are to be finished.
A Berlin journal afirms that an attempt was
made to assassinate the emperor Of Russia At Nico
laren, by two men disguised in female attire, but
that they were arrested, and the matter was
hushed up. short time since there was 4 amor
i'm Paris to this effect but no confirmation arriv
ing, it was not credited.
4 telegram from Constantnople announces that
the Turkish troops are concentrating on the
borders OF the Principalities owing to the agita
tion in Servia. The Porte has given Il negative
reply to the demands made by the Foreign En-
bassies relative to Crete. The Pall-Nfall Gazette
saws it is stated that France has sent very press
ing summons "a Turkey to suspend hostiities in
Crete.