The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-18
FROM EUROPE.

BY STEAMER III AEdlL q.
By the steamship Deutschland, which arrived ut
New York on Saturday, we have European mails TO
| the I'd inst. The following is a summary Of their
news:
Napoleon's negotiations for the acquisition Of
Luxembourg engaged the attention OF the North
German Parliament. A strong feeling of Union
party differences be cast aside for preparations to
oppose the approach Of the fnraigner Count Ria-
murck delivered a very able, cautious speech ON
the subject, in the course OF which, without
attempting to influence the public mind, he indi-
Gated pretty plainly that the Prussian crown would
seek to maintain the territorial inviolability 3f
Germany.
Luxembourg was dangerously agitated Rein
forcemepts Of Prussiali troops had been thrown
into the garrison and state OF discplnce expect
ant of invasion was maintained night and day.
Placards in support of annexation to France were
distributed.
The London Times says that the Russian-Amer.
ican cession treaty must be taken as evidence ut
the existence Of an ''undefned sympathy" be-
tween Russia and the United States, and es proof
of the determination OF the American people to
uphold the Monroe doctrine at all points. Canadn,
the London Times adds, can have her indepeI-
dence, with liberty to seek her future, at any
time.
French General maintains, in pamphlet just
printed in Paris that france can place five sepa-
rate armies, of one hundred thousand men each,
Id gQe uGlQ LudG uGf WAL pOWoI lS VI PAp-
portions, and that it would require European
coalition of ten Powers furnishing one hundred
thousand men each to conquer her.
Paris letter in the London Times reports one Ct
the first evidences of Napoleon's home difficulties
thus:
Tho retirement of Count WalewsH from tho
presidency Of the Legislative body was announced
by himself at the opening OF the Chamber. Tho
disagreement between him and certain members
of the Cabinet is set forth in short letter written
1>x1 IN fha Eyoyoa md M hQH in a
Moniteur. Personal dissensions, independent Of
his own WILL have led to this step and his resigns
ton is with view to restore harmony. The
causes of these dissensions are not limited at in
the official nor in any other Journal III. Walewskl
was in favor of carrying out PRACTICAL: the liberia!
concessions promised in the imperial letter of
January 19, and he did not approve the army
organization project as originally proposed; he
would not brow beat the minority OF the Chamber,
and he strove to act with perfect impartiality as
its president.
In Paris, although the official plints continue to
be studiously silent respecting the Luxembourg
question. the feeling was unanimous that the
which willie it fails to aIlay the apprehension and
irritation caused by the aggranaizement Of PrIs-
sa, was almost unanim mously regarded rs likely to
precptate European war.
It is inferred in London that the 93, 900 900 guar
anteed four per cent Loan for the Canadian Inter-
colonial Railway, is not, under any circumstances,
likely to be brought out for several months, and
the instalments then may be expected to extend
over considerable period.
lhe report of the London Bank of Mexico and
South America, ready for presentation on the 9th
of April, shows an available total of f1471 after
transferring ti2,997 "as further provision for
bad and doubtful debts," and recommends divi-
dend OF los. per share, making with the previous
distribution seven and half per cent. for tho
year. This will absorb f10,000 and s1000 is to be
| written off preliminary expenses leaving E3712 to
be carried forward. The state OF affairs ut Bogota,
| New Granada, has been one cause for the largo
provision required for anticipated losses. From
Mexico and Peru the accounts Of the business OF
| the Bank are favorable.
A semi-ofticial denial is given in st. Petersburg
to a rumor that differences had arisen between
France and Russia which had prevented those
Powers from addressing collective note to tue
Porte counseling the cession Of Gambia to Greece.
| The Paris papers publish iltelligenc, from Con-
stantinope which states that the negotiations be-
tween Egypt and the Porte relative to the demands
| Of the ficeroy we're progressing favoraDy, and
| that they would shortly be concluded.
In Ireland the Dungarran flying column came
upon some armed Fenans near Mirchelstown
| April /. Refusing to surrender one was mortal!y
! wounded and two captured.
Tho Vienna Evening Post publishes statement
of reforms to be carried out, and Of which tho OBJ
jcct will be to separate tho political administration
of justice, with view to effect reduction of ex-
penditure in the public service Of Austria. The
new Cortes OF Spain assembled il Madrid March
30th for tho first time, when Marshal Narraez read
q royal Decree declaring the sesso, to be formally
opened. Senor Belda was elected 'esident by ISL
out of 211 votes. A committee was appointed to
draw up i bill of indemnity for tho Government.
The list of the new senators has been signed.
The King and Queen of Portugal VII not pro-
ceed to Madrid until after Easter, in accordance
with wish expressed by the Queen Of Spain.
A telegram from st. Petersburg says:
Official intelligence received here says that 10
hostilitics have taken place OH the Russian frcn-
| tierc in Central Asia. Tho ETnir Of Pol1nro had
been defeated by the natives of Shcnrif-Sobz, and
forced to allow that province to become al indc-
pendent State. The Emir has returned to Box
| hara.
The latest mail advices from Au tralia state that
the discussion upon the tariff question had been
renewed in the The Victoria Parliament Adli-
tonal taxes Lad been imposed, which created groa.
| excitement in the colony.