The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-06
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Our European Dispatches

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WHAT THE FRENCH EMPEROR SAID ON NEW
YEARS DAY-THE IRISH oUEsTIoN-PosIT1yE
SAFETY OF DE. LIvINGsToNE-aENERhs SUM
MARY OF EUROPEAN NEws-THE MARKETS.
LONDON, January 5.-The Clergy OF Limerick
have signed document declaring that there
oan be no permanent peace until Ireland shall
be treated like Hungary.
A private letter has been published showing
that RatazM was cognizant of and favored the
Garibaldian movement on Rome.
The Turkish Government asks the protection
of England against Russian intrigues.
The Abyssinian expedition remained at sa-
nafe awaiting General Napier. The troops
we're well, but the horses were dying.
A new Portuguese Ministry has been formed
under Count Avilla.
The meeting of the Italian Parliament has
been postponed to the 11th, on account OF the
heavy snow.
The Paris Constitutional denies that the
Emperor urges the Corps Legislatf to pass the
ormv hill. and asserts thar the relations be-
tween France and Italy we're never more satis-
factory than now, but fears the effect Of mis-
chievous rumors regarding the new Italian
Cabinet.
LONDON, January 4.-Dr. Livingstone is
alive and we'll. Positive advices just received
from Africa leave no longer any doubt OF his
safety.
. The Fenian headquarters, at Paris, have
been discovered, and important documents
captured and sent to England.
The recent diplomatic conference at st.
Petersburg, regarding the Eastern question,
has warlike significance.
The Roman conference has abandoned the
sultan's protests to Napoleon against the Rus
sian agents, endeavoring to excite revolt
among his Christian subjects.
Dispatches, from Alexandria, state that
Theodore having yielded, the Abyssinian ex-
pedition was suspended.
PARIS, January 2.-On New Years Day the
ambassadors Of all the foreign powers were re-
ceived by the Emperor at the Palace Of the
Tuileries. The Papal Nuncio, speaking for the
diplomatic corps, assured the Emperor OF their
good wishes for himself and for the imperial
family.
The Emperor replied that he was happy to
commence again the new year as heretofore,
surrounded by the representatives of all the
great powers, and to reafirm, by this inter-
change Of civilities, assurances Of the friendly
relations which now exist between France and
their respective governments.
The Archbishop Of Paris prayed that God
would preserve the life OF the Emperor as
guarantee Of peace, and said the progress OF
religious and moral ideas in France was only
safe on the basis Of the throne.
The Emperor responded that he was deeply
touched by the expressions Of the Archbishop.
he believed the interests Of the religion of the
country and of civilization were inseparable.
:. LIVERPOOL, January STANDARDIZATION
closed still frmer, having advanced 1 cent dur
ing the day, closing, Uplands 7sd.; to arrive
7ad.; Orleans 7}d. Manchester advices favor
able. Good Yarns buoyant and advancing;
sales of $4,000 pounds.
LIVERPOOL, January 4-Noon.-Cotton firm
and unchanged; sale Of 1900 bales. Bread
stuffs firm and quiet.
2P. Motion more quiet the sales will
not reach $4,000 bales, including 5000 to
arrive. New Mess Pork 73s. Bacon 4Os.
LONDON, January -Noon.-Consols s2t.
Bonds 72s.