The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15
EUROPE.
pussIA IN THE HAsT-REueNAT1oNs WITHDRAWN
~ rur oYroRn BoAT CLUB.

RUSSIA m THE EAsT-REMaNArToSs WITHDRAWN
y THE OXFORD BOAT CLUB.
LONDON, July 12-The Times. in an article
on the progress Of Russian power in the East,
regards the absorption Of the petty Mussel-
man States by Russia as benefit to the world,
but says her presence in Asia must be consis-
tent with the maintenance Of British authorl-
ty IN India. With India prosperous and con-
tented, continues the Times, we are safe; 1hen
the security OF our power in India is fels and
all fear Of Russia ls dissipsted, both countries
may unite to develepe the vast regions commit
ted to their care.
- Messrs. Bright and Forster have withdrawn
their resigna,ons. which they recently tender
cd to the Reform Club.
The Oxford boat crew have gone into active
training.
THE mISH CHU1cH BILL.
LONDON, July 1A-MAss meetings. for and
against disestablshment Of the Eish Church
are advertised.
PROPOSED RE1oRHs IN HRANoI-HEssAeE OF THE
ExpTRoR 10 THE CORPS LaaIsI.AIlR
PARIS, July 12-In the Corps Lesislatn to
day message from the Emperor Napoleon
was presented and read by Minister Rouaer.
The message states that the Emperor has re-
solved to convoke the Senate to consider the
following questions: The right Of the Corps
Iegislat,f to elect it's own ofn,ers; the simpi-
hcatiou Of the methods OF presenting and e1-
amining amendments to projects Of law; sub
mission to the Corps Of commercial tre aties for
approval; control Of the Budget; the abolition
Of any incompatibility which exists between
bSldIng at the same time seat in the Corps
and an Office in the tlinistr,, and the extern
sion Of the right Of Interpolation. Similar
questions with respect to the Senate are here
after to be considered. The Emperor believes
these measures will meet al demands.
In conclusion, he asks the Deputies to con-
siders how often he has abandoned certain OF
his own prerogatiyes in the public interest for
those already granted, which form an integral
part Of the institutions OF the Empire; they
ought to leave intact those rights which have
been explicitly confded to him by the people,
and which are the essential conditions OF
power. and the safeguard Of order and society.
The message announced no change IN the
Ministry. The reforms which it proposes are
generally considered to amount to conoes-
sion Of bona fde ministerial responsibility,
and as an element of executive government.
RRsreNAT1oN OF TIE FRENCH HINIsTKHs.
PARIS, July 1.-The Emperor has accepted
the designations Of Rouher and La Valle.te.
The Radicals are indignant Of the prorogatlon
Of the Corps Legislatn. -:
AUSTRIA AND 'PRusa1A.
vienna, July 1A-The Official Red BOOK,
lust pulished, says the government has no
reason for keeping from the public its dealings
With Prussia and other German States; that
diplomscy is interested in maintaining the e1-
isting status; It does not menace the general
peace, but respects other powers, and remains
perfectly neutral IN their sffnrs.
THE UcuxEsIoAL COUNCIL.
,YnNNA, July 12.-Baron yon Beust has re-
plied to the recent circular Of the BavaIian
Prime Minister on the GcumeDical Council.
He refuses to take part IN the proposed Con-
ference OF Catholic powers against anicipa'
ted decisions Of the Council, and says ne con-
aiders 1t time to take steps when the Council
declares against the rights OF States.
RELIGIOUS RIOTS In IRELAND.
BELFAST, July 14.-ser1ous OraDgemen and
Catholic riots have taken place. Many VIM
dous were smashed. One Catholi, school,
, house was gutted aud others were damaged.
Several rioters and policemen were hurt.