Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-11-22

il the state Is said to have terminated IN IA
vor CT the White ticket, b. = majority OF
about 1900. Mr. Dawson, auti Van Buren,, Is
elected t. Congress il the place of Gen. Cot-
; fec. deceased.
VI. Pacco'. charge d affairs from Francetc
The United states, has arrived in " ashmgtcn
The indians in the neiehborhood of Nacog-
tochcs are sad 20 be pcaccabic, and to have
! all along been 50.
! Mr. Il. :. Locke, the author CT the moon
hoax. is ROW cGitor of a new d. .ily paper IN New
York, called The New Era.
VERY LATE FROM SPAIN.
Ercm S,Gip.-Capt. Browne, OF tic barque
Ganrrs. arrived at Boston, from Malaga, Oc-
/ tob.r 10. informs McSsrS. Iopliff. that 5000
men of the Car!ists army were within one
dav's m1rch OF Malaga when ne sailed, and
GREAT CONSERVATION prevadrG all ranks IN that
city.
The Rovaiists were actively moving against
tho Carlists in every quarter where the Car
lists were to be found. Alaix was in hot pur-
suit OF Gomez. Niareal, the Carllst com
mandcr-n-chicf. had retired TO the other side
ofthe Ebro. The Portuguese auyllaries had
resumed offensive operations against the Gar
lists. Madrid was perfectly Tranquil on tho
! 9Th of October. Nina was not expected TO
! I've.
! In Spain al is still confusion and anarchy.
! The new Ministry are becoming unpopular.
The diharanccs between France and Swtz-
/ erland form the principal topic of discussion IN
the French papers The communication be-
tween the two countries is almost entirely
! closed.
The following ore the principal facts in the
! CoNsEIL affair. which has led to the late rup-
ture between France and Switzerland; After
the arrest of Alibeau. the police, understanding
that he had accomplces among the refugees
! in Switzerland. sent the individual above NAM
cd as a spy, with instructions to assume the
! disguise of refugee, and thus 10 gain intelll-
gence of their dcsi ignS. His real character
was not made known even to the French en-
bassv. On requesting his passport, however,
: he was examined by N. Montebello, to whom
/ he then made known his mission. From him
! he received orders to return to France, and a
passport was given him under feigned name.
/ At Berne this passport was inspected, and he
made known 10 the polce the circumstances
under which he had obtained il. He was not
! then molested; but after having been in France,
in attempting to make a second visit to Swift
Zerland, under the assumed name of Corell
he was arrested and imprisoned. The French
Government demanded his liberation, and it is
on the refusal OF this that the rupture seems
to have taken placc.-PhI. Gazette.
| Nothing further has taken place in the af-
| fair between France and Switzerland. France
is anxious to close it amicably, but all the Swiss
| Councils, except Geneva, have agreed to reso-
lutions couched in bclligerent spirit. Mean
time. the blockade is enforced with the utmost
rlgor.
| The French papers say that Prince Pohg-
nae and his companions are to be removed
from liam to private houses, where they will
still be kept in confinement, but in more COM
Portable and pleasant circumstances than at
present.
Twentv-seven of the forty-onc Peers of Por-
tugal have solemnlv protested against the de-
cree, lately issued, proclaiming the Consttu-
ton of 1922
Large expectations of hay were making IN
Scotland for this country.
The Harrest-Considerabl apprehensions
are beginning to be felt in Ireland for the state
of the crops. Very gloomy accounts have
been received from the north and northwest.
The western coast, the islands, and the high
lands of Scotland are III very precarlous
state.
The money market in London is in an unset
tied state, and the rate OF interest advancing.
NEw-ORLEAHs, Nov. by the arrival of
the schooner Cora, Capt. Delvalle, from Mata-
moras, the Both ult. we learn that the long agl-
tated and talked of invasion of Texas by the
Mexican troops which have been concentrating
for several months at Matamoras, is, for the
present at least, abandoned.
A new Steamboat. named the Jas. adams,
has been built bv the Columbia Steamboat
Company, for the trade between that town and
Charleston.
The Jacksonville Courier states that Mrs.
James Johns, who had been barbarously scalp
ed by the savages in that neighborhood, Is re-
covering.
The Rev. DR.. Adams. of the Charleston Col
lege is about to publish new Treatise on
Moral Philosophy.
Riot at the Indian Payment. The Wabash
Gnd) Courier, of the 20th nit, states that
riot took place at the Indian payment near
Logansport, on the 25th September. Some
individuals, disconnected with the Commission
ers E. w. Ewing and Cyrus Faber,) for ap-
propriating about $4,000, to pay their omn
claims. laid hands on the cash, and forbade its
future distribution. under penalty of Lynch's
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