The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-20
EUROPE.
News from Rome-A Royal Bctrothal.

News from Rome-A Royal Betrothal.
LONDON. June is.
Dispatches from Rome leave no doubt of the
adoption by the Gcumenical Council Of the
dogma of infallibility as proposed to the Coun-
Gil, Including the anathema clause. The Pope
has fixed the 22d day of July as tile utmost
limit of time which will be allowed the Arme-
mans to make their submission to the Holy
See. Ifby that time they have not reconciled
themselves with Rome, communication Will
be pronounced against them.
1t is said that the Emperor Of Russia and the
King of Prussia have met at Ems to arrange a
marriage between Prince yladimer, the second
son of the Car, and Prussian Princess.
The Pesth Journal says the Pope intends to
make compromise on the question of inialll-
bilty, which he hopes will receive the uaani-
nous support of the Council.
PARIS, June is.
An early dissolution of the French Corps
Legislatif is not intended by the government.
An Interpolation has been submitted on the
subject of the return Of the Orleans princes
and the Bourbon family, and the restoration OF
their property.
Municipal elections will take place through
out France in July.
The lron-founder's strike throughout France
were sustained in great part by English money.
The Algerian rebels have submitted to the
French authority.
A Carlist expedition, attempting 10 cross
into Spain. near Bayonne, was stopped by
French soldiers.
A depu;ation Of cotton manufacturers of
Manchester arrived here. to give testimony
to the authorities as to the untavorable effect
of the French treaty on the cotton trade.
Strikes are extending. The newspapers an
nounce this evening that the washerwomen Of
the city have joined the strikers.
Provost Paradoli is still violently attacked by
some of the newspapers for accepting the
Washington ambassadorship.
English News.
LoNDsN, July lS.
A letter from Mr.. Inman, head of the Inman
steamship Line, to the Board OF Trade, is pnb-
lished to-day He admits that he has given up
all hope OF ever, hearing from the steamship
City of Boston, and takes occasion to reterate
his disbelief in the stories that she was over
laden. He ascribes her loss to collision with
an iceberg.
The Daily News says there is general salts
faction expressed at the prospect of resump-
ton of transatlantic mail service by the
Cunard and Inman Steamship Lines.
The Tablet, Roman Catholic organ, il. its
issue to-day, has long obituary article The
late Charles Dickens. The writer denies Dick
ens's Christianity. His characters were all
amiable, possessing every merit but religion.
The cotton factory of Hoile & Co.. of Dun
dee, Scotland, has been burned. Loss heavy.
Recent showers, which extended over wide
tract, helped crops incalculably, which were
nearly ruined by drought.
The ship Express, from Lagos. Guinea,
many months since. has unexpectedly arrived.
She had been given up for lost and her insl,-
rance paid.
Count de LaGrange's horse Trocalero won
the Alexandria plate at Ascott's.
There was large meeting Of non-Conform-
lists at Liverpool last night. Eminent persons
spoke. Resolutions to sustain Gladstone on
the education bill was passed. There was also
a meeting Of Dissenters at Leeds, which unan-
imously passed resolutions expressing dissat-
istaction with the education bill.
A Monument mt SoIferino.
FLORENCE, June Is.
The monument in honor of the heroes Of
Solferino will be unveiled on the 24th, French
and Austrian officers participating.
FIourens Ordered to Quit
ATHENS. June IS.
Gustaye Fourens has been ordered TO leave
Greece, in accordance with the request Of the
French Government
BayOnet Law In Spain.
MADRID, June Is.
1t is sreported that Serrano isquite i'll. In
dications are that the military will issue pro-
nunciamento in favor of MOntpensier.