The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12
CHARLESTON, S, G..
FROM EUROPE.
&,i. nrr,iI.s rn Arursr ~.


Napoleon. while .i ,,n.. Il, r,ris an his rein,
lr,ri S;shnri;. h,d been making sprp,hrs in SON,
"f The lr',inral ciiir' which attract attention
response 10 al a,lic-s FROM the Mayor Of Arras
liz said:
lou arc right To have cunii,loucc in tbc futurc
II Is only weak Eovcrnm;nts who seek i'm forcig,
Suinpheatlons To divert attention from troubles
home. t'ut Inc who derives his strength from In
great hnly of the nation has only TO do his duty
ami Ia sai"h the permanent interests OF tho rolln
Try; aud, while holding aiofI the national i,ag. VI
htcnil"ratc IIEpulsrs. however patriotic they ma
hr. tlIams y"n tor the +rnt in,rnts You have rI
pressed toward The Empress AMI oar son. u,
assured that they share my devotion Ii,r Frame.
an. tint ihrlr most ardent wish is Ia put an cn,
I" ali misery, AMI alleviate aI misIorlunr.
Dispatches from lille state that their Majestic.
wrr" received i'll that town with rnthI4iasIn nj,
Pissed through the streets anu Boulevarls in a,
urrn rarr'aSr.
The i"l'''Mins is the tex, Of The rrl,iv made h,
the Emperor I" the address rrcsrn.rl by III,
| Mayor I'll Lille. lie still
When some .cars ago camr rnr Tho first Tim,
Il" visit the Department Of Ia. NUrd everything
suited upon my Wishes. had ilr,t ,spo,lvrI il,1
E'uprr"s. md, may say, had also inst wc,i,l,
France hrihF" eight millions nf witnesses ur,ir,
wa t'Ntoic'i political PASSIONS were iu,l.,l to resi-
| au l"itraw i"! The country = nc~ era of great
| ness and prosperity. 1t home The uion cAistinr
| nlh'ilE all good citizens pIrsat.cd tho peaceful
dawn "i liiI,'tN abroad. / SAW our ,uriou, IlI,.
lT"tr',E ever. ra,,sc Ut rnili",iIg justice, Dur,l:
| the last fourteen Year, man, nf my hopes have
ir'ii realized. AMI great progress has rc accom-
limi%"n hn oven NJ :;Ond fortune has not daH;,rl
me ~" .iansirn rcvrrsrs will not discourage me.
| How rhtrlu br discouraged when See from u,.
rn'l al France to the other tho people uprtiug the
Empress and myself with ucclIlnatiOrIs III which
arc increasingly assnciatcs the name ot our soll.
To-day u mol come lirrc ollv To celebrate pl,,-
ri"S anniversary III the capital ni ancient ElII-
der. ais" rnr I" learn ynur wants. 10 hrIhi,,i
HE courage "l some. T." confirm TIM runii,irucc at
all, at I" rlraror la Increase the prosperity ur
hi i.r,Lt department hy still furihrr ,l,', Ginning
s agriculture, manufacturers anil commerce. Yum
VIII ad me-. Ern,lrmrn III this Noble task, but YOU
will not lnrsct that the rs condition uf the pros
| prrly ~ nation ikr ours is tn possess the CON.
sriHi rrs n III own strength and moi allow itself
To w. depressed 10y imaginary trsirs. Int to rely
hJn the wisdom and patriotism of the guyurii-
nrni. The Empress, touched by the sentiments
| which you cNprrs'I, uuitr> with mo IN thankin,
| Hni i"r soltr w.iu and sympathetic welcome.
| Tie l.undou News says thu Emperor NlpnIrnn'., =,
reported speeches nj Arras and Lille make very
| welcome and desirable sequel to the nnrcn rtcil
r"nvcis1tion ut Salshurl; and trusts they will sue.
crrl IN ailnyiiG the lrrit Itlou of The Iruasiun
prr5H, and The suspI'on Of the German people.
| lio innlnl lines remarks ilIa though tho
expressions III tlr Emperor's Two sl,r 'cIrs have
III usual NaSurhrSS ut tho imperial siylc tlpv are
und"nlhcllN prac"al,ic in ilIrir tenor. The Ian
@uagc 81 Il lsrt ot tl.' french press gives suni-
cirnt reason that watlikc Intentions should I,.
explicitly denied, nrnl the London Tunes believes
| thai the Emperor, ainrGrc wish was 10 remove
the disqiirtndr that his recent SalzhurE Journey
had rai,seu. It would br to belle his aayacity to
believe that ar intends to prccpitatc gigantic
conflict w,.l inrtv millions Gcrmana
The a'Nicrs fr'n England stale that very rrIl-
ciai sagnatina prevailed, both iu political and
co;ncicial CIRCLES. when thu CITY Of Ealtimul,
sailed.
| II is announced thai the Austrian Government
iiGs drawn tip circular to ,,r dispatched to its
representatives. ALrnid. pointing ont in what man
n''l tio nlrct.mg which has taken plar.. between
lhr tirn't and Austrian sororeiEns II, s;a!abure
oi Ia. tnciiig ail,nd eminent guarantees for The
maintenance at peace.
y dispatch from Berlin says:
lt... ...fhf a til,aI.. # 4 A..
here, and held their lir-i meeting under the pre-
| hnenry al Herr Essrm'nrg. Captain Kohcr Is
aoiIIB I" London an, rouou Ia accent, on hellalt
ni he government. iInm the contractors tho IRON
| cil,l frt.al'S kronprinx and Frederick Carl
Thu ohicial Gnar,tr or Fkrrnr,. oi August ~,
sa,s certain j',,trIIls rclrrri; to The Li.rErcsah
!"'usn' .@I!!!H lGH,he c!uPha. hsi H%q.hqlS, aud
ieSi"n have spoken of occult notes un the one
side and TIN hlcatenIng notGs on tho other. Ncgo-
tatione are still pcndinl;. The government OH
liz, Il 10 upuic on iisct the urcatCst reserve bui
~ NOW nic Ia declare HAT all suG htatcmcntI mr..
rely iu:urrcct.
The .!"r,non h.hl a conference at iiirnmg ham
| "n SUNDAY. The :!ilh al August, nj whir il WAS
nsarri'il that M"nnonism was rapidly spreading in
l.n,.lanh. Ehlrr Richards, unr OF the '''rwrlvu
tns!rs. sa,r IN unqualified denial 10 the r,inur
that The three rhiri Elders uf the body had Sc
! rc,l.d iinm brigham Young the question ni pa
lli;a.y. AMI SAIL that tho Saints" were perfectly
'milc'l IN Utah. ilc E.s.,d lis hearers to leave
'tiia aisl u nniancc and sulurat ttiun anIl wcnd
Their way tn tir Hion urrt'ss thu WA In"
With regard t" the Spanish ins,IrrrcliuM the
latest accounts l'y mail conflicting. Accord
ing la Madrid ,dvir.a ilIn insurgents III Catalonia
mad, 10 the number Of one thplisand, taken all
vantage of nm amnesty and Surrendered Ia the
authorities tho insurgents in AragOn had hWiudicd
frnia one thousand two hundred 70 fonr hundred,
and the rcm.:uIler Of the rcvolutionisis get
ting tn the Frcnch frontier quickly as possible.
From France We are told thai Spanish districts
heretofore Unaffected had given in their aSllcr-
rnce TO the instruction; that acn. Prim was Ill
! rcc,lmg tho movement III Catalonia; anu that in
the Basque provinces tho whole population and
the clrigy were ready to take arms III the i'sacrcd
ca:sc nf rcycinIiuh.
fnal lasha rcnlHc'I IL Co!a,aitnogic from
| his complimentary mission 10 tlle crinIea HnGIr
hc wan very cordially received by the Car
The Inralidn tush, condemns tue new Turkish
| roOrnn. II declares thai pacific solution Of The
FnsirI question: can only hr attained hy ronces-
aioi &. .LG Christians NJ institutions uT srif-gnv
! rrnmcnt r,nrlulriy nn,ci.rricnt ut the Maliolne-
tana.
The Hong Kon:, tChint) Overland Tfa,lc Report
of July II remarks tho existence uf Il state Of
soic'y in that city us nearly parallel with what we
| are arcnsiotnCd to among humorous class OF cil-
zcns OF New York. 1t slys:
\ great inHoYaliUn is about 10 lie int IrOlilrrd in
Hong Kong. namely, the lrgalization ullsle.'
| >G:ci.. restrictions, Or natiyo gambling lionscs
opEoac.i - This measure seems to the
Ss9,'fy Ssqy Seslay sr % atsI ,I "EIsa,,0" hsv bs
inevitable. Tho Chin, SO nrc ,lcvotel to gambling
to nm extent that puts tho efforts Of tho
pGlir' To suppress il in Hong Kong completely at
defiance iiii!l. gscd to bo continual going on,
hut no effect at all was propcetl. and meanwhile
tho keepers OF tha illicit gambling i:OD.Ges offered
such ribcs 10 the rnstahles that il fohnd nj
tcrly impossible to keep tho police force free from
cHrjuplinu To attempt the defence OF tho rGpras-
Aivc ssHh,dn. tn moral grounds, n defence which
would hnvc involved ta. resumption that tho colo
| NAL government expected 10 fcior,u floating
population constantly recruited from The iILulr ida
| OF lIillpns in The Chinese empire, would bB too
| absurd Tor the most ianaiicAl pnrist. The
| introduction II nanLlDg houses will put an end Ia
| state Of the law which iH 9 colby mainly nhabi-
ted by Chinese was all ontrage on cGutiGl aGnae
The Colombo (Ccylon) Obscryor OF July 80, sayS
There Is again comparative Increase in tho
cspUrt table of cofon in favor ut the current sea-
| son hiilIougl; na!y two vessels cleared with ouI
stiple ,IuIlug 'lhr FOL tbg nnng 2Gth inst, YET
1A;,5ei cNts. againnt "5l 2II to tho same pGrild
nf 1856. Tho weather has been moro favorable
lately tnr curing and shipping operations. and
+"rcral departures Of vessels nrc likely to take
place Eainre lhe ncxl homeward mail leaves st
that wC expect 0nr calculations OF hn export fni
the season OF $1,000 cwts. viii lie borno out b,
the result OH the 3Dh OF September.
Alviccs from Nagaaaki, japan, to May 10, state
thai .Grr bad weather had been experienced al
: that port Sn ii,a Eiali of the liih OF May j
raincd IN torrents, and cnlsid great hcal OF dam
ngt and lnsS nf lie; abunt twenty JaIaIrhD AL
parted drowned ur killed hy tho falling houses
Two large wooden bridges in The tIEn that lead I,
Iicsima were rUIGIc!"Iy washed away, aud Il Erca
deal ul llauIagr b0tll in tho native and ling
!isfl scttrmants by the ere:! quantities "f vale
rb,p ,:.y Gown from thr hills. Many 0f The 20
downs ha: LcSu tOnlctl, and much cargo dam
aged. IL Naa one OF the Rcvcrrst storms expert
. ruccd nj Nai.asaKi tor some tihie. EGrr or fir
stone bridges we're carried away, houses iionllc
md destroyed, aud large quantity of rio
. damaged.
5 Mr.. John Davis, frat officer of the America
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