The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-07
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LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

By the mails of the africa, which arrived at
New York Saturday evening, we have the fol-
lowing details of news: "a
N; !me1s is going to give parliame entary dinner,
and it is understood that the French opposition
deputies; VINO in former sessions won't to meet
at Nj. Maries to discuss their plans Of action will
this year assemble: at M. Theirs house, in the
Place st. George The change is important as
the Democrats. It is said by the Libage that the
opposition feels itself so strong this year. in
quence OF the failure Of the Mexican expedition
and the "Prussifcation" Of Germany, that it in
tends to astonish the majority and the government
by it's moderation.
La France, of Paris, says -:
the position of Prussia is attributed in political
circles IN Berlin to King WiGam:--t1n order to
consolidate the Northern Confederation, Prussia
appreciate in the highest degree the pacific in
clnations expressed in tho words uttered by: the
Emperor on New Years Day.
The approaching annexation to Francs (says the
Havre Journai) announced Of three new provinces
in Cochin China with the tacit consent of the EN-
psror, In:Dne. who would be delighted to get rid
''Frost and want, inevitable allies, Continue to
gse gF 6e Esoe h Of Me1
.sand persons receiving parish relief in what is
l:eaied the first commercial city in the world, is
| ed that the almost universal penury existing in
| tho lower Iarts OF the town would culminate in
the sacking OF some Of the bread and provision
largely hung about about the ns strsef thes
aud in many cases demanded relief from shop
keepers, and the tmidity of the lattsr2in some
prd she
nors We're current about town that several bread
shops had been broken into and: 4 their contents
ports was that ats sted e p aAuon - 'nese
The Gazette de France asserts that great aesti-
tuition prevails sthrougho Italy. It says: .sWe
and ten Thousand inhabitants, thirty Thousand are
receiving assistance from public charity We have
related the eommencement OF crisis at Verona.
In the island Of Sardinia the peasants ire reduced
to eat herbs and roots Ike wild beasts, The sar.
dinian Journals teem with narrowing narratives oi
tne as ais5es1 that prevails and 80 minded
Of the day. Such are the itlos Of several artolea
Ct thsjolrnals i Of Turin and Florence. The Nuova
Dritto adjures the Deputies and Ministers to save
the country, not by idle discussions on great Eu-
| ropean questions, but by dealings with the more
tSa S and
ICES this htnatton: Italy is hungry from the Alps
child paid in December the last instelnnent 81
5000 600 forms 4or which the AnstEan government
bad deposited with them the corresponding
emount Of bonds Of the 1859 English loan,
i The French, Belgian, italian and Swiss govern:
1nents will invite the Austrian Executive TO JOIN
their currency convention concluded On the 2Sd oi
tOeceMDeI 4obo, OF, II the latt9r dGcunea, to HuG
gest the bestm for attaining An international
4 unity of currency. Many new railways are pro.
iected, among which the Crown Prince Rudolph'e
h,s commenced to bo constructed. y According te
the last return Of the Finance Minister, two hun
dred and sixteen millions State notes were in cir
culation on the 31st of .December since which
from ten to fifteen mill have been added TO- Il
and sixty millions resefyea for paying back thf
mept f5'&aa15 N M Il T'E17 ~'S1-s
Mr; Hugh Palmer, the victim !of his; good M,
tpred interference TO save the life Of the Empero,
d o1 austria at Prague, is stil in Vienna. He hai
= 1een under e1amiaaacn lately, upon which, occu
slon number oS irrelevant and even offensive
q1esaons were put to him; smonR other. Tonl
which revealed the agreeable faot that his Driyat
1ietters Zone addressed to his father) had; bae1
= royal officials . - ~ sas. s.s'
The London Newso Of 1eanaryi 81 has the follow
= Ing editorial renarks: ~ n. ,sl
Il Imperial France must indeed be sick when n,
Count de Chambord presents himself ns the nI,v
clan. That !estinnahle but, sss we he'd supposed
Il unnecessary personage has been tempted by som
!.xn1urdss EatisdNt of the Iegitimist or perhap
4 the Catholic; party TO omerge from the .diRniRe
4. o5ecurity OF phydprf and TO breakr tires SuQtsa
silence Of AHo1gottAn exile 81 - e fj
Z, For the coneolationof liberal Europe we have ii
assuranc, Of this royal champion Of civil and ro
3 Rtous liberty That the csnsa o4 the temporal sos