The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-04
THE OLD WoRLDfs NEWs.
The Diplomatic Conference.

LONDON, September 2.
The conferences at Gasteln were to confirm
an agreement between Austria and Prussia on
some important principles of policy. The de-
tails of the agreement were written down on
both sides. and the two drafts compared and
adjusted, and are In the nature of treaty,
therefore, but not of o formal treaty. The
tnsctionaries whose services would have been
necessary in the drawing of formal treaty
were not present. Thus the secret of the
exact terms Is better kept. The statement of
last created a situation for Austria and Prus-
sia which called for more accurate definition
of their relations than could be secured by
diplomatic notes. The Gastein conferences
enabled the two chancellors, by confden-
tial conversations, to reach an under
standing exactly how the interests of the
two powers could be realized to their mutual
advantage, and now be utilized In dealing to-
gether against other powers. The Rouman-
ian railway difficulty has thus received satis-
factory solution in the interest of general
peace, and this is regarded as happy augury
for the application of similar joint action in
future difficulties. The league for maintain
ing peace means war against any power that
can be provoked to disturb the peace. Rus
sia, knowing and understanding this. makes
vast preparations for war.
Prospective DeIiverance OF Rome.
The Pope receiving the homage of the Papal
Guards, says: ~ cannot name the day of our
deverance, but the time is not remote when
we shall issue together from our prison."
General News.
A monster demonstration occsrs at Phoenix
Park, Dublin, tomorrow, in favor of amnesty.
Strict quarantine has been established at
Isle OF Jersey to prevent the introduction OF
cholera.
LoSDoN, September l.
Sir Alexander Cockburn is gazetted to-day
as British member of the board OF arbitration
under the treaty OF Washington.
The number of emlgrants who sailed from
Liverpool during August was 4000-greater
than for the same month In any previous year.
The Muddle In France.
VERSAILLES, September2.
The Assembly accepted the Presidency OF
Theirs not because 1t was content with Thlers's
term, or afraid Of his resignation, but because
they could get no one else to take his place.
Due D'Aumale's final refusal determined the
Assembly to support Theirs. McMahon, Chan
GARNER and President Grevy refused to vote.
Grevy said that he was better Republican
than Theirs. Others said they were unwilling
to become pretext for disorders. Theirs
sent to the Assembly his first message since
the prolongation OF his power. He thanks the
Assembly for lis expression of confidence, re.
peats his protestations of devotion to the coun.
try, and hopes to succeed in the rehabilitation
of France.
The court martial has sentenced Brlssy,
Ferre and Lullier, the Commune leaders, to
death; Urban and Trinquet, to hard labor for
lite; Assi, Grousset, Verdure and Ferret, to
deportation and confinement In Fortress
Jourde; and Nastone to simple deportation.
Celebrating Sedan.
BERLIN, September 2.
The anniversary OF the surrender Of Empe-
ror Napoleon and French army at Sedan was
celebrated throughout Germany to-day by fes-
tivtles of patriotic character.
The Bavarlan Chamber of Representatives
convened for September 26.
The CarIists In Spain.
MADRID, September 2.
Advlces from the frontier report that the
Carlists have been ordered to report to their
leaders on the 9Th. and be ready for rising on
the 10Th of September.