The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-23
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e EUROPE.
SPAIN.

which 1t gives no particulars. will happen In
Spain, after which Don Carlos will publish !
manifesto. s3u. a.tocl ,tsg0L |
MADRID. August. -Notwithstandine the |
invasion and insnrreotion stories, 1t is now be-
lieved the Carlist movement Ia ended.
PARIS, August q. La France says; Cuba is
lost to Spain. and the wieest thing Spain can
do is to take advantage OF the present situa-
ution. :. TO-
BRuoEs, August ia great storm passed |
over this CITY and the surrounding country 10
day, doing much damage to the crops, espe-
eiaily 10 fruits. Tho Church OF st. Audro was
struck by lightning and destroyed.
-iG q.saIs GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON August 20'AThe' Star this morning
has an editorial on the subject Of tho aequisi-
tion OF Cubn by the United States. wherein it
says: a"As q naval atid military position ID the
Gulf OF Me1ioo, Cubais oLgrea. vaIue. Troops
and squadron would bo required there, but
the people OF America, with whom the acquisi.
tion Of Cuba is 80 popular, Sould OFF, no oh,
lection to such on, outlay. There ia. TO reason
for Great Britain 70 gfudse eir R RpossessssioN ess
Bnglande ipossessions In. th6eeseas are 30 ex-
posed to attaokh a. present that the danger
cannot 'be Augmented. In the interest Of com
merce it is isdeara5le taAt Gubas bs proossip5rous.
md her prosperity lis lrid OBJ Id ORE ptobabld
under American government than as asa q dis,
tipot colony OF Spanish Rspublic.p y a. ipa
: LONDON, Augpst H,1It is ,rep6rted thai tBs
account OF tie usteIfibn Of British vessels. is
countermanded.
Crops of all desoapEons, except wheat,
fully reported from all parts Of the Kingdom to-
be at least as good as average. 81 ,e,,l,
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, August 2o.-The Archbishops of
Armagh and Dublin have issued an address,
to the clergy and jlaity announcing the speedy
meeting OF the provincial synods, and requeat-
ing the laity to make preparations for sending
representatives.. The Archbishops offer. po
suggestions, but invite freedom of actior on
the part OF the laity, and express their readi-
ness to make use Of the parocnial systom OF
dioceasan conferences, If desired. The Dublin
Synod will meet at st. Patriok's Cathedral on
September 18th.
BELFAST, August 20.-At q meeting Of the
clergy Of this diocese, the Bishop presiding, it
was resolved that the Diocesan Synod he con-
vened, to consist in equal numbers of clergy
and laymen.
Prussia
BERLIN, August 20.:-A correspondent Of the
Prussian Cross GAZETTE, ut Rome, aeserts that
the late syllabus Of the Pope will form tho
chief subject Of the deliberations OF the Gcu-
menical Council. Tie paragraphs concerning
the relations of the church and the State will
be modified and probably intensified. The
dogmns OF the infalIibility Of the Pope and
spiritual and corporeal assumption OF the vr-
gin will be promulgated. The Holy Father has
expressed his regret that no schismstic or
Protestant Bishop has offered to take part in
the Council. ''',.l t't.>'f
FRANCE.
LONDON, August 20.AThe Times, in an arti-
ole on the Liberal changes In The French Gov
ernment, says :s..Emperor Napoleon, after pre-
siding over the destinies of France for seven.
teen years. and after doing much to making
amends for the loss Of the liberties of France,
will do we'll ii, by restoring thoss liberties, he
proves that he considers the rem ainder of his
reign the prelude to bis sons. There will be
no lack OF opportunities for the French to uc-
custom themselves to regard the son as the
natural lieutenant OF the father..'
PARIS, August 2o.-The Prince Imperial has
returned from Chalons. The Empress and
Prince Imperial depart Monday for the East.
In the Senate, the discussion OF the senatus
Consultum will commence August 30. The
article relating to the responsibility ofminis-
ters has not been altered in any respect by the
committee.
The French authorities have arrested twelve
Carlist leaders, who we're attempting to cross
the frontier into Spain. 'ltI
; Information has been received from the City
OF Mexico that two Frenohmen aud'a Belgian,
partisans o! the late Emperor Ma1imiliau, have
been arrested there, implicated in q conspiracy
against the life Of Juafez. 1t is stated that the
American minister to Mexico refused TO inter.
eede for them. N 80. 3 oYi
THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE. ~ II
LONDON, August 9.-The Times OF to-day
has an editorial the forthcoming interna.
fionsI boat race It rays the Harvards show
signs Of hard work. as the time ma 10 last
nightwas not Asg good as formerly, and the men
seemed much more fatigued than on other 90
casions. stog ~
TIE Hatvards ippraelsssa to-day ,.d IN a:ihi their
new bost, built by Jswett.1 She measures BoF.
ty-two feet siK sinches long and, nineteen
inches across at the videst2 ,par.. The O1ons
ians vent over the coarae Eils .ftom:|
thirty-nine to forty. one strokes per thinute.y1a
The Harvards, IN rowing ose1 tho oodfss, !
made good start1but q fsnk,ns' Wind impe4
ded their progress until they reached Ham.
nnersmith bridge. After that; thes hadr fair
wind and smooth water, aud rowed we'll to the |
end. The ot'osdi boat; soingover the came
course previously to-day, made faster time,
but they bad fair With and the tide was more
IN their favor. Two to oae is offered on Oxford,
but no takers. asn So q ii.iJGJi / |
LONDON, August 2o,--Both the Harvard and
Oxford crews were out ag ain for practlos laot
evening. The Harvards at the start made |
thirty-eight strokesoer minute, which incress.
ed to forty. Their pace Was good and we'll sus. |
tanned throughout" 81 'NkTT fmfh''H
The Harvard crew wenb over the course to.
day, from Putney to MortIlke. IN, tv anty.tvoi