The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23

monsS last evening mo ton was made TO 10
into cornua ittee Oh q new opera i've cornmerc
d treaty Will France. the preaenc treaty expiring
before the next SESSION. Mf. Brigh opposed
q The opposition iii 81 strong speech, and was
followed By others pro and COZ. At length the
3 House divided. with the GLOWING result !: For,
50a;; ainst 1655 mn ority against, EAs
\ Iassasa, the H3saist Extrao dinary
md MiDister Plenip 81 Ene land has
EesIg a. 81 rs.
TAa FRENuE cABrsE rNa oV THE a1sEAEs
ER1s 81 sS
{; LoNDsNl June y9 ne stsasn SaraaI
I Easssr:n mas iefs tor Brest. France,
3 whence she Win Soon sail Ga hsr ingi
eSpedi lion. ms
SPAIN IfsA AuauRATt or aERHANo. nm INV
y ssssS 0ASsa ET.
M u 4DRlD. june sIn the eorses, yesterday
\ Rfvego adminiate cred HE oatn oa tha Regency
to- lKarshal SeSTano. There we're loud ssyiras's
for the Regent end ior the national soyer-
eisnty but no dialurb Dances. was arpres;
4 hen1iea.
D eilnpunced General PriTn. sscEa ol War
and Rrssiasns q she a1InistEy n ssscsas
tAty of Ssats; Minister y Jus
\ hoe. B. 4 - .t,Ss s IL, ss5l
tits said that the government is opposed 10
the proposed deduction in the rente. and only
sanctions the present reduction OF five p,r
cent. on account Of the internal debt.
MADRID, juno 19.--The Oortes has passed O.
bilkgiving the acts OF the Provisional Govern
ment the force OF law, and comforting upon it
power to carry them into effect. After, stormy
debate, the Republicans have succeeded in
\ Sbring nging before the Cortes aresolution disap-
proving OF the presence Of Montpensier in
Spain. and demanding the government to or
der him to Portugal.
General Pezuela, . strong supporter Of the
ex.Queen, arrived here ON psetext or visiting
his estates in segoria, claiming his right to do
so as q citizen under the constitution. He was
arrested and sent to Aranguez to await further
p orders. He will probably be exiled to the Ca.
\ naries. 81
A conspiracy for the restoration of Queen
1 lsabella has been discovered at Grenada.
On taking the oath OF Office yesterday, Ser
Faro made aspseah. in which he promised to
support the constitution and liberties of the
\ country. President Rivera, in reply, assured
him Of the support of;all Spaniards.
The mambera OF the new Ministry were pre-
sented to the Cortes yesterday. Prim made
ap paddress In which he promised that the gov
ernment would observe all the provisions Of fhe
constitution, and exact, equal respect for then,
From the nation. he oxhorted the majority 81
the Cortes TO continue united, and urged Re-
publicans to preseryean attitude Of nodera-
tion. ss.S
After long discussion, the resolution com
denniug the presence OF Montpensier in Spain
y \ was rejected by o vote Of ninety-four to sixty
seven. Rrim opposed the resolution, arguing
4 that tho Duke had the right to inhabis ssny part
y Of the county. "A "A 5.ss :s6,a 4. y. Sss3
N The President Of the Republican Club In
Cadia has been arrested for making q apeecf
V against Berran0. The action or the authori.
ties caused great excitement an Cadiz.
q T1s aEoENT DrsrpRBANoEs nv PARKS 3 DIS.
MI cHARoE on EIaHT HUNDRED pRrsoNnaa.
FARla, June 49, Eight hundred prlaonerf
q who were arrested hero during the recent dis.
turbances caused by the elections, have been
\ dischasg sged. Two hundred ars atin kept in
confinement. n
The ofaciai paper to-day publishes the follow.
Ing .'A crowd OF people attended the fanersl
ogths rioters who were killed here recsrtly ID
the political disturbances. There was no dis.
order, M + j
& " ia aaid that the government has ordered
fhe axrest OF oil Cariists and Isabeliists on the
frontier. Ss M Ny u $ss g & M