Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01

received by the Acadia was principally C
Ii local nature. The British Parliament
was opened by commission on The Cd ult..
with the usua! speech from tic throne, from
which wc extract the following paragraph ::
by the treaty which her Majesty has
concluded With tic United States Of Amer
ica, aud by Tho adjustment of those differ
eaces which, from their !ons continuance,
had endangered the preservation Of peace,
her Majesty trust, tina, the amicablc rc!a-
lions OF the ESQ countries have been con.
Grncd."
The Frcnch Chambers was opened on
the 9th ult. with 4 speech from the King
in which he informs them, that
The world is al peace. France is free.
active and happy. 1 have had and shall
have 10 my last day. the desire TO insure
thcso benefits TO my country. |, is with
your consent and loyal assistance that /
have thus far succeeded. You will assis,
me in maintaining, in concentrating our
common work. II will be for all the most
desirable rccoInpense aud The only conso.
laliou Cor which | henceforward hope"
In the Chamber Of Deputies, some dis
cussion took place on The right Of search.
M. de Montbicrry desired that some
inquiry should be made Of the Cabinet 10
regard 70 HesrIgiruf search.
n. de Rocqucvil!c ,housb; that i, was
necessary TO express, lin answer to the
Kings specify the desire that negotiations
should be opened with England, for Tho
purpose Of abolishing the slave Trade by
other mcaus than The right Of search. Ii
The rrcsen! state of public opinion, 4 mo-
diication Of The treaties OF IS3l and 1898
was necessary.
NJ. LaIandc declared that The treaty
OF 1881 Was a serious iusu!, 10 the dignity
of The navy, aud the treaty Of 1888 a 10
less serious assault OF The safety Of our
III He was DESTROYS that while
proceeding with cx,rrnie caution their an
tire repeal should be brough, about. The
treaties on the riei., Of search appeared 10
hIn so dangerous ,ha, no was less aston
ishcd at The abuses that had taken place
under them, ,t,su thai they wesc not tuurc
frequent.
M. Monicr lie 10 Sizaraune desired
the complete a5rogaiior Of the right o!
search"
The monetary concern. OF England, from
the following extracts, appear 10 be in a
healthy condition.
Money is very abundant, and tho pc.
>ition OF the Bank Of England as rcsards
bullion is excellent. The Bank has up
wards ofelcveu millions Sterling in its cot.
irrS, or rather more than one half Of The
There have hcen times dur
ing The last three years when the stock Uf
bullion hos rot amounted 10 more than 4
or n seventh Of the circulation. The
Of discoun. for first rate bills may be
quoted from II to per ccn!'"
London Money Market. Fed. 3, le43.-
The proceedings in Parliament yesterday
almost, as u matter Of course. exclu-
occupied attention in the CITY THIS
mornlrs. The manner in which the speech
from The lhrouc was composed was eager
ly scanned. The observation made by
Ministers have lieen read with additional
Sir Robert pecl's declaration
tina, il was no, his intention 10 introduce
any mcasur during the present session
10 unse,,le TIE principle Of The
Of duties embraced in the tariff OF
last year has been well received by the
majority Of the merchants, who from ex-
perience, are aware Of The great evil pro-
duced by a state Of suspense aad oncor-
Iainly Of ultimate results. Consols have
been dohe at 94i and IS, SO that there is
change one way or the other in con-
Of the proceedings in parliament.
bills remain al GO IS pun
Brazil bonds arc IS. ufier being / per cent
Mexican, 3l5; Portuguese Three
per cents, 361.
The Cotton Market was rather more
lclivc this morning, but prices arc un.
hanged.