The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
[BY ATLANTIC TELEaRApH.]
LORD STANLEY ON IRELAND-DEATH OF A FENIAN
PRISONER ETC.


PRISONER, ETC.
LONDON, January 25.-At ministerial Dime
given at Bristol last evening, Lord Stanley
who WIS present, made 3 very signifcan
speech. Referring to Ireland, he said that tn
island had never been in more prosperou
condition, nor had she ever been more dlsaf
fected. The latter he attributed mainly to TIN
designs Of American soldiers. he thought thu
proposed church reforms ought to. go over tt
the next Parliament, and as to land reforms II
Ireland, they were out Of the question.
Duffy, the Fenian, who WAS arrested at Dub
lin and sent to Millbank prison, died theret
day. s:5az.ai l4agozp 4oi -
The tone Of the French press, as well as that
Of Prussia, is eminantly peaceful. = so4
The Chinese Government has taken military
steps on the Russian frontier which the latter
government regards as warlike and offensive.
protest is to be sent forward. ,,. -. .r.o 9. /.
The lower house of the Danish Parliament
have unanimously ratified the treaty with the
United States for the sale, of the Islands Of st.
Thomas and st. Johns. 1t now goes to the
uper house for confirmation. - 20 f.yi.,sa !
TQ0 lDkuoO1IiOo -pOo3G'0NJ 8oAJ ooT
thorizing the arrest Of Mr.. Train, at Cork
The London Observer says that the CORES
pondence on the Alabama claims between MIR.
Seward and Lord Stanley is closed. ). /
. The British expedition hiss not advanced be-
yond Senate in Abyssinniarue The English cap
tiyes are alive, and well, but still in eonfne-
ment. King Theodore has been confronted by
native rebels, and fight is imminent.
..--rr >, PRINCE HAPoLEoN's PAMPHLET. dp1I n +
1ssP January 25.-Itis reported to-day on
good authority that the Emperor has forbidden
the publication of Prince Napoleon's pamphlet
on the subject of the foreign and domestic
affairs of France. The appearance Of the work
has bean looked forward to with great in
j terest; and there is consequently much popu-
lar disappointment at the unexpected decision
;. of the Emperor. ...;iodG ,sebia as7sN5' q. !
THE NEW FRENCH ARMY BILL.
ST. PETERSBURG, January A.-The Boersen
Zeitung, published here, calls attention edi-
torially to the fact that the new French army
bill materially increases the, power OF Louis
Napoleon, and is sure to prompt him TO
sssume higher. status and bolder tone. in re-
gard to European politics.
TIE PEACE OF EURoPE-NEw FRENCH LOAN.
PARIS, January M;-The semi official La
Patrie, in an editorial article. observes that
Russia is the only power not now IN harmony
with, all the rest Of Europe. Efforts Of this
kind to tranquilize the public mind and give I'M
assurance O.. prolonged peace, are singularly
antsgonized by the fact that every power in
Europa is actually engaged in armingit itself as
il Yor anticipated war. 4 2. 4
Tt is said a new French loan to the amount
of s75O, 600 will surely be put upon tho mar
ket soon.
.,. BRErM-LoADNe ARMS FOB SPAIN. SHrs1 4
MADRID, january 2s-The Bill for furnishing
mparpyed. breech-loadins arms fordthe army
has passed the Cortes, and is now a'law.
,Linv1xl1poaoI, January 4-Evening. Cotton
fair business; sales, 900 bales;@ UplandsS
Orleans, g, Manchester sdvices favorable.
JANUARY 25-Noon.-Cot firm and un-
changed; sales 1900 bales; Uplands, to
rive. u. Breadstuffs quiet. Turpentine, 2Ss.
Others unchanged. ..-.-.--
Afternoon. Cotton more active and adj
yanced 1-16d; sales will reacht IL, 600 bales; Up
lands, 7Sda7sd. Lard steady. Pork dull, Tur-
pentine, 2ss.
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