The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-04
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EUROPE.
THE CHINESE MISS1oN-THE M1KADo At JEDDo-
THE YACHT RAce--ENGLIsH ARIsToc3AcY
STRUCK AT-MAsSAcRE IN NEW zEALAND-FE-
N1ANs-ovEREND. GUERSEY co.
LONDON, January 2.-Burlingame has de-
parted for Paris, after agreeing with Caren-
don on the following principles for the future
British policy toward China: First, necessary
observances Of existing treaty; second, neso-
tiations to be conducted with tho Central Gov
ernrlent, not with local authorities; third, DC
fore inauguratinS war, disputes should DC re-
ferred to the Home Government. The gene
raj principles OF tho American treaty were dis
cussed.
Late kilograms from Hong Kong coufrm the
establishment OF the Mikado at Jeddo.
1t is proposed that owners of yachts ofequal
tonnage with the Dauntless accept Benefits
challenge. Mr.. Ashomy, in his note to Messrs.
Bennett and Stebbens, Of New York, relative to
the proposed yacht race, after objectins TO the
tonnage CT the Dauntless, says he will race lie
Phantom across the Atlantic: He will 20 IN
any event, and thus give the sappho and other
English yachts chance TO accept.
( The Times to-day, in leading editorial, de-
nounces the projects OF tho Liberals for the
abolition of primoeeniture, and says that Eng
land is essentially aristocratic and conservative
a dispatch from Suez, in anticipation OF the
Australian mail, states that Intelligence had
boen received at Melbourne from New Zealand
that fifty European families had been murdered
by the Maoris.
There was large Fenian demonstration at
Cork yesterday, at with Mr.. O'Sullivan made
o strong speech.
The directors of the Bank Of Overend, Guer-
nv g. Co., which failed some time since, and
whose affairs have been in process OF iquida-
ton, have been arrested and held to bail on
charge of fraud in the Encouragement OF its
affairs.
NAPoLEoN's NEW YEARS sPEEcH-NEw OFFICIAL
oRGAN-BANK OF oFfRANCE-TURKEY AND GREECE
TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CONFERENCE.
PARIS January 1.-The Emperor Napoleon,
at the usr.; New Year reception Of the Diplo-
matte Corps, in replying to the address of the
representatives of Foreign Powers, said that
he realized with much pleasure the concilia-
tory spirit animating European governments
which enables them to quiet aninIosities, and
smooth international differences rs fast as
they arise. thus requiring the continuance CT
peace. Fe confidently hoped that the year
1869 would prove as satisfactory as the year
which had just closed, and that the course OF
events may dissipate unfavorable apprehen-
sions and consolidate the peace so necessary
to the welfare and progress Of civilized nations
and peoples.
A decree, signed NJ. Rouber, is published
which assigns to the new organ Of the govern
ment the title of Journal Official de pEmpire.
There has been very considerable outflow
of specie from the Bank Of France closing the
week just passed. The official statement of
the bank is published to-day, which shows the
amount OF bullion o. hand 81, 900, 900 francs
less than a. the CO. sponding period last
week.
It is now more than likely that both Turkey
ard Greece will participate in the conference.
Alexandra, Rego and Rangabe are represent
ing Greece.
NEW YEARS ADDRESS OF KING VICTOR EMANUEL
FLORENCE, January king Victor Emanuel
to-day, in his reply to the New Years congratu-
lations of the military staff, said that the pre-
sent situation Of italian affairs was good; but
that if the present amicable situation should
become clouded, and trouble should in the
future appear to be imminent, he should con-
fdently rely upon the loyalty and patriotism OF
the army to sustain him in maintaining peace
and the national honor.
ORGANIZATION OF The GREEK TROOPS.
CORFU, January 1.-The Government OF
Greece is actively engaged in perfectins and
completing the armament OF the national
forces.
TURKEY AND THE CONFERENCE.
CoSsrASr1NopLE, January 2.-The govern
ment has received an invitation to the confer
ence.
It is asserted that Fuad Pasha has been ap-
pointed to represent the Sultan. Date of con-
ference not fixed.
ORDER RESTORED IN MALAGA.
MADRID, January 2.-The Malaga insurgents
refusing to submit, General Do Roda defeated
them in the streets, and order was restored.
The insurgents lost four hundred killed and SIX
hundred prisoners. They fred on the Ameri-
can gunboat Swatara.
THE LATEST NEws-wAG INEVITABLE.
LoNDoN, January 3.-A dispatch from Athens
states that the Turkish Admiral, Hofurt Pasha,
has formally demanded the surrender OF the
Greek steamer "Erosis," and adds that war is
considered inevitable.