The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-23
EUROPE.

dockets, criminal, issue and equity, are neaVS'
EUROPE.
RESULT OF THE ENGLISH TIEcTIoNs-MR. DIseA'
Ellis SPEECH TO his CONSTITUENTS.
LONDON. November 21.-According to the
latestretur received up to this hour 47S men,
bers of the House OF Commons have been
elected, of whom $40 are Liberals and 16S are
Conservatives.
1t is stated that Stanley comedies that the
Alabama Claims Commission shall sit in Wash
ington.
Disraeli made speech to-day to his con-
stituents at. Aylesbury. After expressing his
acknowledgements for their unanimty In return
ing him to the House OF Commons. he proceed
ed to review and justify the action OF the Con-
servative party on the Reform question. He then
defended the government from the charge OF
extravaganza. The expenditures were large, but
the government could not be conducted
cheaply; and he maintained that the inan-
cisl management of the ministry had been
insevery sense economical. He advocated the
extension Of education, and favored the crea-
ton of department of public instruction.
with Cabinet minister at its head. He insis-
ted, however, that neither . compulsory edu-
cational system nor the imposition ofa new tax
fc- educational purposes were in accordance
with tie opinion of the country. He then con-
trasted the foreign policy Of the preceding
year with that Of the present ministry. he
said the relations which now exist with
foreign powers are those Of confidence
and sympathy, aud all the disagree
ments with the United States are now re-
moved. He concluded with discussion OF the
Irish question. The resolutions for discs
tablishment OF the Irish Church, introduced
by the leader Of the opposition, could not mlti-
gate the evils Of Fenianism. The troubles Of
Ireland we're greatly exaggerated. Ireland had
really progressed within the last twenty years
more than England. The proposed disestab-
lishment was dangerous to the rights OF lrop-
erty. 1t would only serve to increase the dis
content of the Irish people, while at the same
time it would be sure to sever the connection
between the State and religious principles.
ADDRESS TO MINISTER JOHNSON.
LONDON, November 2O.-The Brighton au-
thurities yesterday presented an address to the
American minister. Mr.. johnson, in his re-
sponse, gave detailed account OF his negotla-
ions with the British foreign Office. From
what Mr.. johnson let fall concerning the terms
Of the convention for the settlement Of the Ala
bsma claims, it appears that majority OF the
commissioners are to decide upon individual
claims in case the board should select an um-
.pire.
ELECTION RIOTS IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN. November 2O.-violent riots took
place at Drogheda during the election. Troops
were called out and fired on the mobs. AS far
az heard one rioter was killed AMI several
wounded.
FREEDOM OF DEBATE. 81
BERLIN, November 2O.-The Prussiau Diet
has adopted resolution in favor OF entire free
dom Of debate. and the resolution has been
approved by the Crown.
aARBAIiDI ON SPANISH AFFAIRs-ARREsT OF
~ "a SUPPOSED FENIANs.
LONDON, November 20.-A letter is published
to-day from General Garbaldi, urging Spain to
choose Dictator for two years and then to es-
tsblish Republic. It is r1mored that Gene
raj Prim is negotiating with the Prince of
Asturias with the intention Of making the
Prince King of Spain.
Peter Burns and Martin Constantine we're
arrested at Ashton yesterday, on suspicion OF
belonging to the F'enian organization. Valua-
bic papers, understoodto to give details in regard
to the orsanization, were found on the persons
of the prisoners.
Serious riots in various places. At Sligo,
Ireland. ten houses were sacked. At Ripley,
in Derbyshire, sharp fight occurred, and
many we're injured by clubs. The mob demol-
ished several buildings, including the Vicarage.
NAPOLEON AND ITALY.
LONDON, November 19.-IIetters from Rome
report that the Roman Government hos come
to favorable understanding with the Empe-
TOR Napoleon in regard tc Italy.
The violence Of Vesuvius is increasing.
Many houses and farms are utterly destroyed.
The market town of San Giorgis is in imminent
danger.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND
LONDON, November 19.-The regular weekly
statement Of the Bank of England, made pub
lie to-day, shows that the amount OF bullion in
vault has decreased 41,0O0,00O sterling since
last week. The Bank OF England has raised
it's rate of discount to two and haF per cent.
The rate has been two per cent. since July,
1867.
CONDENSED News by Telegraph.
Hon. T. 8. Pendleton, formerly an NJ. c.
from Virginia, died on Saturday.
At "a fire in Lowell, Massachusetts, on Satur-
dsy, three persons persisted, including girl
aged fifteen.
A sharp earthquake cracked the wall of the
courthouse at Milleston, Frenzo County, CAL
ifornia, on the 5th. A light shock occurred at
Austin, Nevada, on the 17th.
The New York Cigar Manufacturer Assoca-
hon have resolved to discharge, and refuse
employment to, members Of the Cigar Makers
Union