The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-28
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EUROPE.
EUROPE.
TIE FRENCH EMPEROR VISITS oHALoNs AND A,-
DRESSES THE ARMY. l-

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PARIs, juno M.-The Emperor to-day visited
the Camp OF Ohalons and made speech. He
reminded the army that this was the anniver-
sary of Solferino, aud said he was pleased to
see they had NOT forgotten the great cause for
which they fought ten years ago. The Emperor
continued: Preserve the remembrance OF the
battles fought by your fathers and yourselves,
for our victories are the history-of progress
and civilization. You will thus maintain the
military spirit which is the triumph of the
noble over the vulgar passion. It ia fidelity to
the fiag-devotion to the country. Continue in
the same course, and you will always be worthy
of so great q nation, and win maintsin the
military spirit necessary TO 30 great people.
Marshal Bazaine. in prosont;ns 60 tho Fan-
peror the soldiers who took part in the battles
of Solferino and Magenta. said: "Yeur soldiers
recall the day you led them TO victory. The
glorious anniversary shall never be effaced
from our hearts. Under all circumstances
they remain devoted to your dynasty.
1t is rumored that negotiations, recently re-
newed for commercial conference between
France and Belgium, are likely to fall through
again. a
THE IRISH CHURCH BILL - THE vIoERoY OF
EGYPT - ARTISANS HONoRRD THE DUKE OF
NEWCASTLE. .',.lt"n3
LONDON June 2.-In the House Of Lords
Viscount Lifford gave notice Of an amendment
TO the Irish Church bill, relieving glebe houses
OF debt, increasing and extending glebe lands.
and granting twenty-five acres Of land to
Catholic and Presbyterian churches.
The Yiceroy y Egypt has gone to Windsor
on visit to the Queen i, @.a-,.,,.-.
A public breakfast was given here this morn
ing, to fourteen English artisans about to sail
for the United States, to enter the Cornell
University. Lord Houghton occupied the chair
and made speech full OF encouragement and
good advice. @ s.4a 81
The Duke Of Newcastle is up before the Court
of Bankruptcy. = y +.
ooNrEDERATE ,BoNDaoIDERs AND THE ALABAMA
CtAIMs. Il r, ;.l,...
Another meeting Of Confederate bondholders
was held here last evening. The object was to
protest ageeNst Mr.. Summers speech against
the Alabama Claims treaty, and 70 petition the
House Of Commons against granting any COM
pensation for such clalms OF the United States,
unless they ere adjudicated by ON impartial
tribunal on principles Of equity and interna-
tionallnw. ~t.
LONDON, June 25.-Lord Russell favors the
proposition for concurrent endowment, and will
introduce an amendment to that effect when
the Irish Chursh bill comes before the House
Of Peers again. In the House Of Lords, to-
night, Baron Pedesdale gave notice of an
amendment to the Irish Church bill to allow
the Irish Bishops to retain their seats in the
House.
THE FRENCH TROOPS AT ROME.
LONDON, June 24.-It is reported that France
is endeavorlng to renew the September Con-
vention with Italy, for the withdrawal of the
French troops from Rome, and only requifes
suhicient guarantees from ITALY for the secu-
-,.ltss - papal ssrfatosy before sonc.aI:A
= the treaty:
= THE NEW GABLE Na
BREsT, June 25.-Noop. p.-SignaIs constantly
received from the steamer Great Eastern,
through the cable, are excellent, and have not
been interrupted siuce the sailing of the feet :.
The work progresses with every prospect of
success. -a',
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, june "a. The Bank rate is reduced
to 81. Specie in the Bank Of England has in
creased this week to f442,000.;
PARIS June M.-Specie IN the Bank of France
has decreased this week 2,60O,n00 francs. i
PARIS, June 27.-Schneider has declined The
presidency u the Corps Iegislatif, in conse-
'quence Of the decorationiof David. Napoleon
has declined to accept the resignation. Ii:
Mazzini has been expelled from, Switzerland
and has gone to London.