The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.


HxPLosIoN AND EXCITEMENT IN THE BRl1IsH
PARLIAMENT HoUsR-THs POPE AND THE ooUS-
m,Lso,nrzNTs OF EEeILsH PAPERS ON The
epAEnH GuNBoAT sE1zURE-rHE cAR1isT
skus IN sPAM-BEusr on THE PEACE PROS
NApoLEox's CONCESSIONS, &C.
LoxpoN, August 6.AAt ON carly hoar this
morning, during'tn the sessions Of the Houses Of
Parliament, great excitement was occasioned
BY aloud explosion in the building. Search
vsaT instituted. and tin case which had con-
tanned powder ~ae picked up On terrace near
BY The damage Is very slight, No arrests
we're made. The aff,ir is involved in mystery.
Baron Won Beust thinks that unless war
breaks out in Europe in the next four years the
peacs OF that continent will roman andisturb-
ea.for long period thereafter.
The French Emperor contempiates issu-
fsg Z manifesto "a the last OF personal gsT-
ernment, IN which he will order the reduction
q certain taxes and the extension Of the etu-
satiopal system
4 prospectus for West Indian and Pana-
ma Telegraph has BEEN published, the design
Of which is to connect Europe with South
America via Cuba aad the United states.
Affairs in Japan are 80 unsettled, and the hos
titty towards foreigners 30 81 cot, that war ves-
sells in Chinese waters have been ordered 10
YokAhAma.; '-''.
A correspondent Of the Morning Post at
Rome writes that it is not prob'ble the Pope
will reno-nce the idea Of soupcil. The
emancipation Of CIVIL soclsly from church in-
Auenoe is 80 complete that it would be s1-
perAuous to prevent its meeting. It is e1-
pectsd other States viii show The same pAod-
Grafton q Baron ron beust in bisrfeply to
Hoheulohe. c-;zas
The seisure by the United ststes Govern
ment Of the gunboats building for Spain. at dif-
fefsax points In the United States, 5has ehoited
he following comments hom London news
pspers: ',,1i
The Morning Post Radical organ. says the
American government having exhibited vigor
n fayor OF spain BY enforcing the neutrality
laws, has now proseeded equally vigorously
against Spain. and for the ssne cause. The
writer regards the recognition Of caba BY Peru
asiI advised, though spirited, and says 'an
suite Of all predictions the Cuban insurgents
seem to be able to hold their ground. Whis-
pefs Of the cession ofGuba to the United
ftates are now louder than even. The Ameri-
cans have desired to come into possession of
that islsnd fortthe past twenty years. NaF,
the obstacle Of slavery havina been removed,
II a fair purchase can be effected, all parties
may be satisfied with the arrangement. which
VII give another State to the American Union,
and remove a great perplexity from the arena
Of Spsuish politics"
Tho News concludes an. article asiollows:
considering all the circumstance which make
1t difficult tIfor Europeans to keep hold Of their
unwilling oolonirts In America, sld rejecting
that Cuba is pow in insurreciion, Spain will be
furtunats n S09 900 COO ever reach Madrid as
the price Of. Cuba. IL.
MApsu, August latter the recent execu-,
tioo OF Carllst insurrectionists. the band TO-
which they belonged appealed for amnesty.
Nearly all OF the Carllsts have dissolved and
disappeared.