The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-09

OF it's last campaign. The Bavarian Gazette
raoeny Ionical;l 1t tells us that this treaty must
IeSaroed as consequence of the principle
hatlohaAtles which is such favorite in France
GERMANY. f'%sst. !. tH
The treaties which Prussia has entered into wit
Bavaria and Baden to effect, in the first Instance
an understanding on the part of those States n
understanding with the new Confederation Of tn
North, is considered by some Of the Paris journal
determlnatlon Of Count de Bismarck to have tn
Soutne5n confederation completely at the dispose
o. 1ho russian r government They point in par
tlcuiar 10 the dates OF those srrangements and re
i mark that While the preli1ninaries Of peace ha,
been been signed at Nikolsburg on July 2s ana tn
9t fssSue IS Aug e. the date Bade
| Aug. p, so that on the day that Austria was ex
eluded from Germany, NJ. de Bismarck, withou
losing an hour, had aready seized on the scatteret
| remnants Of this last-named country and amaIoa
mated them with Prussia '"'-'-o
The Constitution has been adopted in all it.
features. The Liberals have agreed upon ,
compromise with the Government party, in re-
gard to the Army Budget. It was proposed
that they should vote upon it only once every
ten years; they wished to have it every wear
They gained their point, but in consideration
OF the exigencies Of the present period, it was
agreed that the army appropriations, or Bud:
get should be good for three years
Berlin corre.pondenee of 1e London Times,
Inc military reorganization OF the Southern
lorces Is oeing seriously taken in hand The Baden
government have borrowed COCO needle-euns frum
rnssia to exercise their soldiers with until those
ordered are delivered. The Bavarian Government, %
60 oa rs hs1 eshsea N Berlin paper to have bespoke
That the
ance Of Prussian commissions on the part oS r.
great majority Of sex-ofcers is another victory
y % on11y IDEAS over military prejudces.
II
1alSITER @ FROM kossuTH.-The Vienna Corresuon-
d dence h has received communication OF letter ad
oressed 9y Louis to one Of hie friends In Pesth
cnssea a f6 In this document he dis,
thas he ine bss new hna Of
l84s would triumph in tho end but that ha sd
no. toreseen that the Cabinet Of Vienna would act
aneaks so oaa nsa nS h eeery and prudence Kosuth
'a .a ana OF the necessity Of leaving the
HGra mnr liberty forever inscribed On the banner OF
q foreign land, and adds tsYou know thaa, + can.
not and ought not to accept an amnesty. And ha-
sides, Of what further uso could I be The b7tter
: ~ eeNAe u eAlle e nave broken my strength"
3 ITALY. a.. .
dispatch dated Florence, April 4, announc-
es That the Italian Ministry have rendered
their resignation to the King. and that . new
ministry will be formed.
me Italian Parliament was opened March
~ by the King in person, who delivered an nd
dress After briefly reviewing the most in
portant events in, Italian history during the
past few years, he said:
Nations love and appreciate institutions by
reason OF the benefits they derive from them. Il
Is necessary to show that our institutions give
satisfaction to the noblest aspirations after na.
S1onai dignity and sctivity, and that thew ara at
Inc same time q guarantee for the good oreaniza.
con OF the State and the welfare of The pe6ple in
order that the latter may not lose confidence IN
liberty, which is tho honor and the strength or onr
political reconstruction - 20 t7'.t. =. - oe1
In order to obtain this result my Government
VII submit to your dehberation bill for a COM
plete admlnistra tive reorganization, which will
!, strengthen at the same time both liberty and an,
thor1ty and facilitate as well as simplify the rela.
{1ons 10 between the governing and the governed
nl Mh1e the p provinces and the communes in ao-
cosoance with the proposed law, are to enioy
greater liberty in the sphere Of their iurisdicton
nore extensive powers must be united in the
nands OF the chief # the province, 50 ,ss to dimin
sh the confusion inherent in ecentralization Nv
me application Of remedy calculated to
me bonds OF unity. There will be prcsenfed tn
Fou at the same time bills of which the object viii
oe 70 render the collection of STAKES more sim
s1e saa sF % Rd fapd
:heck over the application Of the public money
The necessities and engagements Of the State do
1ot allow us for the moment to diminish as
would wish, the burdens which weigh upon my
people. 1c