The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-25
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THE vICERoY OF EGYPT IN LoNDoN-THt CUBAN
". ARRESTS IN NEW YoRK-oBITUARY.
LONDON, ,Uune 22.--The Viceroy Of Egypt ar
rived in London to-day. He is the guest of
I the Queen at buckingham Palace, which has
been fitted up for his residence series of
brilliant letes have been arranged in his honor
during his stay in the country. He was met at
the railway station by the Prince of Wales and
others, and escorted by large military pro-
cession, was conducted through the streets to
Buckingham Palace. Immense crowds of poo
pie lined the way and repeatedly cheered the
Pasha. "tt ,...
The son Of the late King Of Abyssinia will be
sent to India, as the climate of England proves
unfavorable to his health.
The Star of to-day praises the United States
Government for consistency in taking mea.
:. sures to prevent the departure Of filibuster-
;,,' ~ slss sos Cuba, and says tho action of
the Attornev-GSngFaff Sssfn F the arrest of the Gu
ban Junta in New York il szssr.aS s1ae.oty. re
more vigorously neutrality laws arg ssss,.
at the outset the more easily will the public
mind be led in the right direction.
Charles Napier Stuart, member of Parlia-
ment for Dorchester, died last evening, aged
thirty-seven. 4iis4 n.g ~ ~, .v Y
cs THE IRISH CHURCH BILL.
LONDON, June 22-In the House of Lords,
this evening, Lord shaftsbury gave notice OF
an amendment to the Irish Church bill to the
following effect:
That the surplus church property shall be
fund from which to grant loans to the Irish
peasantry. 81 .a
TIE zoLLvEBE1N PAR1IAMENT-c1os1Na spEEoH
OF THE KING.
BERLIN, June 22.-The 1llverein Parliament
ana the Reichstag Terminated their sessions
to-day. Tbs members assembled az the Royal
Castle to receive the closing speech Of the
King.
Mr.. Bancroft was the only minister present.
The King, in addressing the Zollverein Par
lament. acknowledged the Zeal OF members.
After reviewing the work OF the session, he ex-
pressed regret tEat the debates ,,op tariff
reform had failea to, produce dganite result,
but hoped tor ultimate agreement Of. different
opinions. He expressed his confidence that
this session wonld tend to f0rtify the band OF
common institutions between tho !German
States. u ~ IL =" 8 '.9.aJi!
Bismarck. as Federal Chancellor, declared
the zcllverein Parliament closed, thereupon
the Deputies of the South German States with
drew. n.f srii+'.4
The King then delivered his closing speech
to the members Of the Reichstag. He cOmpli-
mented them on thele zeal and activity, but
regretted their failure to complete financial
arrangements to meet deficiencies of the bud
get. He referred to the new naval port at Hep
pens as monument for. Europe, showing the
energy and intelligence with which, for thirteen
years, the German people struggled against
disorder to perform the great national task.
The lively interest taken by the population
on the seab0ard on the maratirle development
OF the Confederation was areassuripg express
sion Of the sentiment Of the nation which, with
increasing power, was pene:ratlne all parts of
fatherland; and this. in connection with the
agre ement and activity Of the Federal Govern
ment and national representatives for the vel.
fare of the country, justified the confidence of
Germany in the maintenance OF internal and
external peace. ,,.,* s' ,-.,e'i Y
The speeches were received with enthusias-
tic cheers.
sPAN-A RBPURLIOAN 11AN1yEsro.
MADRID, June "a. The Republican members
fthe Cortes are about to 1ssue manifesto adj
yising all their supports TO swear allegiance to
the constitution, il positively required. The
clergy consider their policy to reject the oath
as body. The Republican demonstration to-
day was quite large and passed off quietly. 9
10 IA NOTABLE MARRIAaE
PARIS, June M.-Prince Henry OF Bourbon,
prominent candidate for the Spanish throne,
has married Miss Payne, an American heiress.
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