Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-24
From the M. Y. Hemld, Sept. IS.

Attempted Rerolut10n IN Ffdnce-CdPtuit
Of Louis Napoleon-Departure ot the
French Ambassador from England.
By The arrival OF the packet ship Eng
land, Capt. WaIle, we have received Lon
don papers to the 9TH of August, and LIv-
erpool 10 the 9Th of August inclusive.
The only important news is, that ut a
mad and unsuccessful attempt to revou-
lonize France BY Prince Louis Napoleon.
He hired an English steamer and landed
at Bologne with 50 soldiers, mostly stall
officers. They were all taken, young Ma
roleon included.
nj. Guizot, the French Ambassador,
has len England. 1t is said by some that
he will return; but Others who from their
position are likely to be well informed on
the subject, say that Nj. Guizut vii not
return to London Immediately, and add
that the King of,he French have had an
interview with the Dnc de Broelie, which
it is conjec'ured is preparatory 10 The de-
parture Of the latter on special mission TO
Great Britain.
The tone of the articles in French pa
pers on the alleged treaty ofrhe four pow
ers which they contain is, with The cxcep-
ton Of one published in the "Messager,' "
much more mild, and infinitely less vitu-
peralivc, than those in which they iudulg.
ed during the proceeding ten days.
Some huiler took place in the English
funds on the arrival Of Louis Napoleon's
adventure and its result; but they soon ral-
| lied and resumed steady tone,
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Louis Napoleon in Prison.-By the ar
rival Of the packet ship Quebec, Capt. He
bard, we have received files Of Loudon
papers 10 llth of August inclusive.
Louis Napoleon is in prison. The in
tenlions OF Louis Napoleon were known for
several days to the French Government,
and preparations were made to receive
him al Calais. Boulogne, and Dieppe, as
it was uncertain al which Of The three pia-
ccs his Imperial Majesty was to effect
landing. No doubt the French police
was al work, aud people were sent over 70
persuade him that a large party was pre-
pared to declare in his favor, as the pos
session Of his person relieves Louis Philip
OF one great source Of confusion aud en-
barrassment at this moment. His inlen-
tions were also known to the journals in
his interest al Paris, as one OF them, re-
markable for it's devotion 10 the name OF
Napoleon, few days since informed its
readers that Lord Palmers,on visited and
passed TWO hours with Prince Louis at
Carlton Gardens, and this paragraph was
inserted with the evident purpose OF ma
king it be believed Iha, The English gov
ernmeur was patronizing LousBonaparie,
and so the hin, was taken, but we gladly
perceive that il made no impression Oh the
French public, and one Of the papers OF
Saturday gives it The coup de grace, by
asserting that the French cabinet received
The first information OF young Louis's mad
project from our ministry.
Baron de Bourguency was acting as a
charge d'affaires for the French govern
nenl, in London.
Our City.-The cheerful sound Of Yo-
heauc. 20 again salules our ears.
The beautiful packets are arriving from
the North full of merchandise, while that
monument Of Savannah's patriotism-tht
Central Rail Road-contribues material
y 10 forward their cargoes 10 tho enlerior.
Our river also is high, which we could not
say last year. a, this season. Health TOO
confers its blessings on the city, while the
country, in many insancies. we regret to
state, is more or less visited with disease.
We already begin 10 anticipate the grasp
of friendly recognition with those Of our
valued citizens who have quit us for sea-
son, and in a few, very few weeks, The
zeal for politics will yield to the claims Of
social life, and all will again be "merry as
marriage beU."
Iu mentioning the Rail Road, we
would state that We learn The receipts for
freight of goods forwarded up the country
have been ono third more the last month
than the corresponding month of last year,
and have so continued up to this lime.--
Georgian.
We learn from Abbcville that w. w.
Slarke Esq. President Of tile Hamburg
Bank, who was nominated al The Harri
son meeting in that district TO Iun against
the Hon. F. w. Pickens for Congress, ad-
dressed the people at the Court House on
Sale day. and declined the honor.
D. L. Wardlaw and A. Burt Esqs. also