The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-11
TIE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE SUBSTANTIAL RESULTS OF THE
AUST1O- GERM1N CONFERENCE.
GERMANY.

Germany.
LONDON, September s.
The conference at Salzburg was most friend
IL on both sides. The peeple avalled them
selves CT the event to have a gala day.
grand dinner was given tonight, and there is
also brilliant illumination OF the surround.
ing hills.
BERLIN, September 9.
The Kruz Zeitung announces the result oi
the negotiations at Salzburg to be as follows
Austria and Germany repudiates aggressive
ideas. and will unite closely to repel aggres.
sion. Germany" continues the Kruz Eel
tung, wishes Austria to be strong, and the
Austrian Emperor and statesmen desire union
with Italy"
The conclave at Fulda has determined to
take decisive steps against the aggressive pol
icy of DR.. Van Muller, the Prussian minister
OF ecclesiastical affairs. A joint resolution
has been adopted to disregard his DEGREES, and
petition the Reichstag and the Emperor Will
France.
VERSAILLES, September 8.
". Theirs. replying to congratulations Of the
municipality of Versailles upon the extension
VI his lctm VI OuCt, cAplcSocu Tic NOpe lldl
the future of France would be fortunate, and
that simultaneously with the moral and mate.
rial recovery of the country, its present form
OF government would become q peaceful and
glorious reality. La Patrie announces that
the Chevelier Mera read to the Minister of For
eign Affairs dispatch from the Cabinet OF
Rome favorable to the preservation of friend
ship between the two nations. Projects have
received orders TO close country taverns In case
petitions are signed therein for the dissolution
OF the Assembly, and to annul all resolutions
of municipalities aiming at the same object.
Montandon, in the Department of Doubs,
has been suspended from the exercise OF his
functions because he made preparations
despite prohibition of the Versailles authorities
sary of the Inauguration of the Republic.
Prince Napole N has published a pamphlet
entitled "The Truth" and addressed ITO my
ca!umniators." He declares in it that he was
stranger to the declaration of war against
Germany. He went to Italy by order of the
Emperor. who tried to array Italy and Austria
against Prussia. He states that he offered to
share the captivity OF Napoleon at Wilhelms-
hohe, but was refused.
The report that negotiations for the evacua-
ton OF France had met with difficulties is pro-
nounced false.
The Prussans commence the evacuation OF
the departments near Paris tomorrow.
VERSAILLES. september 8.
The removal of the government to Paris,
after four days. debate, was defeated.
The trial Of Rossel has terminated. His SEN
tence is military degradation and death. Gam
BETA will defend members OF the press.
Rome.
ROME, September 9.
The Pope has sent letter to N. Thiers con-
graduating him upon the continuance of his
term of office. The Papal Journal, of to-day,
contains severe criticism upon Napoleon.
The Al6erl Society threatens to burn the
Vatican. Precautions have been taken against
such a crime, but in case an attempt should be
made and anarchy should ensue, the person OF
the Pope will be protected BY the flags of for.
eign ambassadors
England.
LONDON, September Q.
Recorder Gurney, who Is about to sail for
the United States as commissioner under the
treaty at Washington, replied to-day at some
length to the address presented to him by the
people of Southampton. He remarked that he
hailed the treaty with satisfaction and delight.
He was not going to Washington as an advo-
cate Of British or the opponent of American
claims. He had been instructed by his gov
ernment to treat all claims alike; the question
of amount was unimportant. 1t was better to
pay any sum than to raise even suspicion OF
uniairness. GurneY paid compliment to bis
colleagues upon the commission, and said he
was sanguine their labor would be brought to
satisfactory conclusion.
A National Conference Is to be held at
Birmingham, beginning 28th November, to
consider the necessity of reform In the COM
position and powers OF the House of Lords.
The beautiful Duchess OF st. Adams, only
twenty-five years of age. died in child-bed.
Empress Eugenie has embarked for Spain.
Napoleon resides in Torquay during Eugenie's
absence.
Don Carlos advises his adherents to accept
amnesty and return to Spain. Gonzales Bravo,
ex-Prime Minister of Spain, died suddenly at
Biarritz In comparative poverty.
A meeting has been arraI ged at Lausanne,
Switzerland, for Theirs and Gcrtschakoff.
Abatement OF the Cholera.
The cholera epidemic in the Baltic provinces
of Prussia begins to abate. AT KonlSsberg,
where the disease has been most virulent,
there were forty new cases and twenty-elght
deaths on the 4th instant, and on the 5th only
seventeen new cases and fifteen deaths. There
has been but one fatal case at Stettin, and at
Dantzic the disease has been pronounced spo-
radio. The few cases Of cholera that have ap-
peared at Paris and in London are now said TO
have been of different type from the Aslatic
scourge. The anxiety which was feltat Ber-
lin and throughout Germany Is decreasing,
and 1t Is confidently hoped the precautions
taken, aided by the approach of cold weather,
will stay the progress Of the epidemic.
The Levant Herald says the deaths at Tab.
vez, Persia, still average two hundred and
forty per day. Christians and Mussulmen are
camped in the mountains, and business Is en-
t;raly atonnpd The Persian army has been