The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12
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Napoleon, while e1s route to Paris, Oh his return
trcm SalZburg, had been making speeches in some
OF Tho provincial cities, which attract attention. LII
response TO an address from the Mayor of Arras
nc sad:
You are right to have confidence in the future
Il is only weak governments who seek IN foreign
complications to divert attention from troubles al
home. But he who derives his strength from the
great body OF the nation has only TO do h..' duty
and 10 satisfy the permanent interests III the cou-
try and. while holding aloft the national flag, We
should not allow ourselves 10 be- drawn away by
mcmpcrate impulses, however patriotic they may
be. / thank you for the sentiments YOU have eX-
pressed toward the Enpress and our son. BE
assured that they share my devotion for France,
an,, thar their most ardent wish is to put an end
to all misery. and alleviate all msiortuncs.
Dispatches from Lille state that their Majcstles
were received in that town with enthusiasm, and
passed through the streets and Boulcvards in an
open carriage
The following is the text OF the reply made by
the Emperor To the address presented BY the
MAYOR Of Lille. II" sud
When some wears ago | came for the first time
to visit the Department OF the Nord, everything
smiled upon my wishes. had just eSpOused the
Empress, and, may say, had also just welded
France before eight millions of witnesses. Order
was restored political passions were lulled To rest
and foresaw iog the country Il new era of great
ness and prosperity. At home the union existini:
among all good citizens presaSed the peaceful
dawn Of liberty abroad. | saw our glorious haa;
protecting every cause OF cvilizing justice. During
the last fourteen wears many Of my hopes have
been realized and great progress has been accom-
plished Dark spots, however, have darkened o'ir
horizon: but even as good fortune has not daZZled
me, SO transient rcverses will not discourage me.
How should be discouraged when sec from one
end of France 10 the other the people meeting the
Empress and myself with acelamatiohs, Ill which
are INCREASINGLY associated the name of our son.
To-day do not come here Only to celebrate glo-
rous anniversary in the capital of ancient Flan-
deYS also come to learn your wants, 10 hclGhtcn
the coinage of some, to confirm the confidence OF
all and 10 cndeaVor 10 increase the prosperity OF
this great department by stil further developing
lis agriculture, manufactures and commerce. Nou
will aid me gentlemen in this noble task, but you
will not forget that the trst condition OF the pros
pertv OF 4 nation like ours is to possess the con-
scias cs of its own strength and not allow itsell
to be depressed by imaginary fears, but to rely
upon the wisdom and patriotism Of the govern
ment. The Empress, touched by the sentiments
which YOU express unites with me in thanking
YOU for your warm and sympathetic welcome.
The London News SAYS the Emperor Napoleon'5
reported speeches at Arras and Lille make very
welcome and desirable sequel to the unrepcrted
conversation at Sazburg, and trusts they will sue
cecd in allayng the irrit ltlon OF the Prlsslan
press, and the suspicion of the German people.
The London lines remarks that though the
expressions in the Emporors two spc .chcs have
undoubtedly peaceable III their tenor. The Ian
cuage of part ot the French press gives suifi-
ccnt reason that WsTlihe Intentions should be
explicitly deniel and the London Times believes
that the Emperors sincere wish was to remove
thc disductude' that his recent Salzburg journey
had caused It would be to belle his sagacity to
believe that he intends to precipitate gigantic
conhici with forty millions Germans.
The alvices from England state that very gem
cral staenation prevailed both in political and
commercial circles, when the City OF baltimore
sailed.
Ills announced that the Austrian Government
has drawn up circular, to be dispatched to its
representatives abroad pointing out III what nlail-
ner the meeting which has taken place between
the French and Austrian soverelGns at SaZburg
should be :nterpro,cd and stating that the results
OF tn meeting aftOid eminent guarantees for the
maintenance of peace
4 dis patch from Berlin says
he deputation OF Hcssian mobiles have arrived
here, aud held THEN first meeting under the pre-
sidency OF Herr Essemburg. Captain Kohler IS
going 10 London and Toulon to accept, on behalf
of the goyernme" from the contractors, tho IRON
clad irgatcs KrC.. .prina and Frederick Carl.
The Official Gazette Of Florence ol August y,
says certain journals referring to the dsagreeaDie
incident which has occurred between Italy and
France relative to the formation OF the Antilles
Legion. have spoken of occult notes on the one
side and threatening notes on the other. Nego-
tiations are still pending The government is OBJ
ged to impose on itself the greatest reserve, but
is now abe to declare that all such statements are
entirely incorrect.
The Mormons held conference at birmingham
on Sunday, the 9th of August, at which it was
asserted that Mornunism was rapidly spreading IN
England. Elder Richards, one of the Twelve
hat the three chief Elders of the body had Sc
ceded from Brigham Young on the question OF po-
lygamv and said that the Saints" were perfectly
united IN Utah. He urged his hearers to leave
this land oi ignorance and superstition, and Wend
their vay 10 the Zion across the waters.
With regard 10 the Spanish insurrectlon the
latest accounts by mail are conflicting. Accord
ing to Madrid adyccs the insurgents in Catalonia
mad to the number OF one thousand, taken ad-
vantage OF an amnesty and surrendered to the
authorities the insurgents in Aragon had dwndled
from one thousand two hundred to four hundred,
and the remainder of the revolutionists were get
ting to The French frontier as quickly as possible
From France We are told that Spanish districts
heretofore unaffected, had given in their adher'
ence TO the insurection. that Gen. Prim was d.
recting the movement In CATALONIA: and tEat IN
the Basque provinces the whole population and
the clergy were ready to take arms in the sacred
cause of revolution.
Fu2l Pasha returned to Constantinople from
his complimentary mission to the Crimea where
le was very cordially received BY the Car,
The lnyalide Rasse condemns the new Turkish
reforms 1t declares that pacific solution OF the
4
sjons To- IT, Christians of institutions OF sef-goy-
crnment completely ,rdependent OF the Mahome-
fans.
The Hong Kong (China) Overland lradu isliort
of July II remarks on the existence OF L state ol
society III that city nearly parallel with what We
are accustomed to among numerous class OF citi-
GEMS oi New York. 1t says:
\ grca. innovation is about to be- introduced III
Hong Kong, i,A..cly, the lcgalizaton, under
severe restrictions, of native s2mbling houses
Opposed as this measure seems 10 the
ordinary spirit of English legislation, 1t Is
very gnncTelly admitted to have become
inevitable TIC Chinese are devoted to gambling
to an extent that pu,s .!,e efforts of the
police to suppress ii i'll Hong Kong coup'ctoly at
defiance Raids used to be continually gong on,
b; 20 effect Ut all WAS produced, and meahMliie
the keepers c. .hc illicit gambling houses oncrci
such brides tu the r0Yst0hles that 1t Was 1olu Ut
tcrly impossible to keep the l.G"n force Tree from
curruptlon To attempt the defence oi HIT .osfes-
siv.. system Oh moral grounds, Il defence whlcii
wnuli nqr" involved the assumption that the COLO
nia government expected to reform Il hoatih"
nopuiat,on cupstaLtly recruited from the hundreds
of millions n The Chinese clLpiT,, would be too
absurd, even ior the most ianatial pu;isl inc
introduction OF gambling houses will put IN c!iu To
:; state OF the law which IN Il colony MANLY hhaD!'
tea - Chinese Was an Onlage on common sense.
The Coiuu.L1 CeylOn Observer nt July 81, says:
There Is AGAIN y CompfraiiNc increase Ill tue
son. Although only tw" vessels cleared with ON
stauio Lurlne the fortnight ending 26th INST, yet
the to,. esult To that date shows all export OF
756.5Si cvts.. ag.ipsi ~ 2l7 to tho same period
OF 1866. The wcatho, i.hs herp more Favorable.
lately fvr curing and shipping opcrai"na, sno
sc-crai departures OF vessels are likely to take
place biore the next homewaM mail leaves so
that we cxpcc, oL,r 'alculatlons Of an export iof
the season Of $4,000 cwts vii! he borne out by
the result on the S0th Of September.
Ao,i.e$ roE Nagasati Japan, 10 May H. state
that very lnd goajhcr had been experienced al
that port On the night 4 the l4th oil MAY IL
raned in torrents and caused Il great desl oI dam
a.., ard loss OF hir, ahout twenty japanese are lc
ported GrGGned or kilcd by the ial!inS hohsea
Two larrr wooden .r.d"rs IN the town that lead lt
DcsiIma were completely "aaEci away. ana eiea
deal ol damage done both IN the native and Eng
h-n set.!.msnts Ly the Great quantities ul Watci
nu;lllner down ii.m tie hliis. Many at the go
downs lave been iio"iro and much cars" liam
aqed. f; was one 81 the scvcrcst storms eAperi
cncrd :i Na9asaAi l0r sOmc time. Four ol nv
stone aridgc3 tcrc carried away, houses Hooded
and Il, ,iiotcJ al; ; 'ai2e 'lant'N "l f''
imae,d. ....
NJ John DAVIS int oficei ol thu Amertal
an. I ,.,i,tp Du lpll from t. mann TAI