The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.


GREAT BRrrA1N-RoxAL REVIEW AT WINDSOR
COST OF TELEGRAPH LINES.
LONDON, June 26-P. N.-The Queen re-
viewed the Guards at Windsor to-day, in honor
OF the Vlceroy Of Egypt. There were twenty
thousand persons present, and great enthu-
eiasm was manifested.
1t is stated to-day that it will cost the gov
ernment f6 100000 to purchase the telegraph
lines Of the cOlntry. as contemplated.
FRANoE-PRoaRBssi OF THE NEW oABLE-TRoU-
BILE IN THE CORPS LEaIsLATT.
BREsT, June 06.-Advices bave been received
through the cable from the steamship Great
Eastern UP to this morning. Some difficulty
had been encountered, but everything was
favorable at the last accounts. at noon vest Or
day she had sailed 497 knots, and had paid out
542 knots Of cable. At $3.50 this morning fault
was detected in the communication with the
shore, and the ship was instantly stopped and
measures taken to localize the fault. This.wss
afound to be Impossible; hut signals soon after
ward became perfect again, and it was resolved
I TO proceed, which was done, and the signals
| sent up to this time have been good.
BREsr, Juno 0.--At noon on Saturday, the
sssSSreat Eastern had made 574 knots, and paid
out 636 miles OF cable: She was detained three
hours on Saturday morning. on account Of in
ter7uption OF signals; the defect was removed,
communication restored, and the expedition
proceeded G i. M
BREsr June 29.--The Great Eastern is pro-
gressing finely.
NAPoLEoNs POLICY.
PARIS. June N.-The Emperor has written
letter TO SCHNEIDER. President of the Corps Leg
islatif, in which he says the policy Of the Gov
ernment has been made manifest with sufi.
cient clearness to prevent equivooal interrupt
hon. Now, as before the elections it will con-
tinue 20 perform the task Of reconcling strong
power with sincerely liberal institutions.
Schneidefs resignation has been withdrawn.
SCREAM FROM THE AMERICAN EAGLE.
PARIS, June 29-J. G.. Warren, an American
citizen, has entered a formal complaint for ar
rest and cruel treatment during the riot, and
demands damages through Minister Wash
burne. @ H} 54.i z
spA1N-roL1oy OF THE apvERNmEKr rowAnn-
RErUBIIoANs.! aeg :.
MADRID, June 26..-There was an exciting
debate in the Cortes to-day on the policy of
the Government toward the Republicans and
the arbitrary conduct Of civil governors.
Senor Sagastor said that the government
was determined to punish oil unconstitutional
manifestations. 7'ina
MDRD, June N.-In the Cortes yesterday
the Republican members were warned that
thei presence in the Chamber was permitted
as a, act OF patriotism, but they could not be
toleated as accomplices in scheme for build
Ing ,p republic. The present condition OF
affairs could not long continue, as it would be-
com. necessary to repress the people, or anar.
Chy would result.
General Duloe has arrived in this city.
Changes in the Ministry are imminent.
ITALY-THE COUNTRY AGAIN TRANQUIL.
FLORENCE June 26.-The official newspaper
eonsAsrsthe following s.The country is tran
mEyxssyWhere, and the attitude OF the people
and Fhe vigilance Of the authorities will pre-
vent further disturbances"
Milan. June 26.-The government has for
biddn the circulation of subscriptions to aid
those injured in the lac disturbances.