Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

laws for the Ah OF June.
:. Sir Robert Peel Immediately gave no.
tice that od the S7,hof May, he should
move that fhe House had no confidence in
their ministers.
The Great Eastern Treaty.-This deed
which had only received the initials of The
Five Powers has now. beenfuIly settled by
all 6ve,. and most eheerfully by France.
So ends that noisy affair. Il
Tie Is1ian Loan.-" Ia Presse" states,
that the issuing of the Te1ian Loan had
been received with such general disappro-
balionand distrust, that the firm of LILA
fitte, whichshad undertaken TO bring tout,
and had inundated the country with its
prospectuss was obliged to abandon it,;
Standard. #
Private accounts from Paris contradict
the statement ii I" La Pressen newspaper,
that the house of Laftte & CO., havewith-
drawn fromtbe Texian Loan, and on the
contrary, affirm that they are proceeding
with it, andiare, indeed, bound by special
contract to do so.-Iines.
Ho,,ce az f1om,non 6ondo,, Mo-, eA y
Wants ~ Gonfd,nee in M;n;st.y, A,
Eve O'Clock Sir Rober, Peel rose amidst
tremendous cheering. which having subsi.
ded,, the most profound silence reigned
throushontdhe house. The right hon. bar
one, said III ride. air IN give notice. that.
on Tb,,rsdav nert sb,iI snbm;, The fol.
lowing, resolution 70. The Honse:- That
her: ma;;estS,s ministers do5ooI sufficiently
no.sess il,ecnnfidence oftbe Honse of Com.
mons s,,o enable Them TO carry through the
House use measures which they deem Of es.
sentiai Eim1otance TO the public welfare;
and that their continuance inoffice under
such .clrcynstances atyarlance 8it'l,lne
EREn EaPi5, g 3,
l;ameni ha aapeu ncements in,6e House
OF Commons On Thursday evening leave
no doubt % 70 The intention of ministers to
dissolve pTnament immealately aiier lne
lucy uope ~. ~ nauu as,ien ,ie 'p IF
the corn lave IT, i for the conservative
leaders TO determine whether they shall
be permitted to carry this intention into ef-
lect Withogt impeachment. Ana u IS ior
.u a;.d;Ua pG ;Dp fos ,Ss @ onnroach;nr
Contest, and to take such prompt and Wig
orous.measnres as will enable them to fol-
low up the series OF trlumPns when nave
ne'ner!o reMalusa .ne' enI''s ya;S;a ~ @ a.i vi
=, VI pa,m no..ai s;otoru ,hronsbon, ,Le conn,rv
When the hunted wolf turns to bay, the
chase is nearly al an end.-London Times,
May %.
Fr0mas Charleston Mercury June 10
CoN1hEoo. -
the proceedings al Wasmns'on arc IN
creased IN interest. lne ouo- treasury
law Is repealed IN !ne oena!e anu VIII oe
also IN Inc mouse. ihls VIII orlhg '"e ID"
of'une' leso' or inc pet oanS 0ank system
into operation. inis system neaiiy ru,neu Ia.
tue oanss 'nas 'e'0lseu '"0 lopO.,. a :,
It, Aaa,u s.' p.'Isa. su1poa o,;s;,,,. ;.
s, os, " ,, san,h oc No, yorh This
nsca! aseu'e 'or'" VI t''"
law is meant 10 be in operation only un''l
the National Bank plan can be carried
into onera.; inn. The prospect for this
'"'o 0re'
grows morssprsea''ous.
If the Snb-Tfeasury law had oeen con-
frmed, the uncertainty Of affairs would
have been removed, and the New York
enec;e having policy would mos. undoub,.
r.. ..ten Tho ,eod and h,,s;nes.
ediy naye 'aAsa s.'su.. .uo 'eao' aa u..-
would have improved on aurm pasls
gradually compelling the resumption OF the
severa, banks, and forcing the insolven
49,. ;r,o l;onidation There is a poss;bil.
oa's .a.' ,hsf.a - NATIONAL bank will he char.
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