Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26
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.ALITTLEL LATER FROM FRANCE.
The packei ship Louis PHILIPPE, Captain
Cas,oif arrived this morning from Havre,
gay,h 9Th, by which arriyalwe have re-
ceivea our file o! Gal!ignoui's Messenger
20 .hs 7,h uIt.. being a day :nn two later
,han the advices from France by the South
asnssica; bur thsy contain nothing OF im-
portauce. We copy, the following letter
from The Vienna correspondent OF Gaiiis-
nani,. dated 22d, the previous month
la .tYes,cfday, 22d, Mr.. Jenife-, the Min
is,ry ofthe Uuitcd States at Vicana, gave
aballliu honor Of Washiag,on's birthday.
Her 3iEhnesx Princess Mauernich did the
honassA of:srecep,ion as lady pe,roness.
Among the guests was the distinguished
veteran soldier, his lmperisl aishaess the
Aschdnke Frederick. aud their suites. IT
was sra,ifying,o see one of the most cele-
h.ated soldiers Of Europe showing respects
20 she saernory Of the most renowned IN
America. Tho Prince Ai,ieri. Apostolic
cal Nuucio !; the Ambassadors OF England
France and Turkey : their Royal High
aesses tbs Prince Of Weso, the Hereditary
Grand Duke Of Haden, and the Prince ol
Nassau, who are passing the winter IN
Vienna tho Foreign Ministers OF the dill,
farent Courts OF Europe, with many oil
sl,e most distinguished Of the Austrian and
Hungarian Nobility ofbosh sexes, honored
the day by their pscscnce.-At ti,'e marble
bust efyffowers and tevcrgresns. which at
,racssh much attention.. The company
consisted OF about ,23D Of the elite and
beauty OF Vienna. The nigh, was gay
asa,snuimo,ed in the extreme, and the
dance kept up with spirit until fvc in the
n,arning ia which their Highnessos The
Prinecs MeucYnich and Esterhazy, and
the Princess Csary. occasionally ]oinc,i'
and impaired additional interest aud AMI
NATION 10 yho festivities of the evening.
The absence of Prince alerernich was
dsepIy laniented;; lie ell,aving expressed his
own Sincere regret; not having been
able TO attend either Of the Court balls
during the season. Thus in Vienna has
Washfnssen's birthday been cesebraied,
eviaeins ihat The great md good men OF
every age are appreciated by the intetii-
gent and noble Of cvery eounsry. The
American Minister rscIi every eSertIon TO
rendershc evening agreeable TO bis disiin-
gaished guests, aud has ample cause 10 be
graiiGcd at lis success; and the American
naiion should he prcuutL to know tIat the
game of Washington is bsldin The highest
respect ;is Earopc as well as America.
TAe ball lopeneI wi.b Washingtor'smarch.
executed by StFauss and his hand. His
Imperial Highness the Arcliduke Charles
aud. .Priucess AIeriernich headed'the Polo
aaise.n
The hirta..lay .nf Washington was cele.
brated on the 22d ul,., By the Americans
in Rome, 10 ,heiru usual manner. pub.
,ico dinner. About forty ciiizens OF the
United Siaies were present. The Prince
de Caai,io. the distinguished naturalist.
who resided many years IN Phi!adtlphla.
and Mt. Green, the American Consul.
we're present % guests. The government
ofs the United States has never supported
auy Dipiunaiis, or Consul General al the
Papai Court.
.s.thc Messenger due Tyrol, has the FOL-
Iuwil,p Srsaslets from AvalahGhes IN that
country frons Bourg 81. Josues, in The
valley 'oG iheferseggen, ws ,sorn that on
che 81 a,t. u ibsgas te-saow aud cnpiln,ied
for IS hours. an,iqun the 5ili il was 6'fec,
deem. . In the altenieon and at night. re-
ocaied sounds of avalanched were heard
10 lhc shdrning many houses were found
overwhelmed hy the fallen muses. aud
observation-disclosures buricdin the ruins.
ed 74gs a;l:o.il5an ssavREs hlarct7.
,afsFsoa.--Thcre has beef 3 relaxation
IN ,be aen,an,i snr This article. in our iisar.
ket. siace Der ias, repo7r OF tho 2Sth ulti-
s,o. However. as slicrcz has been less
Co,sca.er asie, in consequences OF the con
trssy wisss which have permitted only a
fcu Of The cargoes expected from the en''
,esissfaicsIo, reach our port, the buyers
bspsabeen liroGett 10 pay, in rnostinsson
oes, sssaavai,ee sf ceusars' per . kilo, on
che parcels sUssing their convenience
whis;, asvsaec tsins extended from the low
,oecad ordinary descriptions ( itiayrc clas'
siicaiiany Of thcriea,, staple.
ts,piie sales of the last 8 DAYS have been
403f5ales, catsis,ing of-250f buIes New
Orleans. 1t 81 10 1907, 100 do Mobile, al
$3.50; 1867 do upland at 81 50fo ~; so
do Perna.nbaeo al SSf; AMI 90 do fls:o
assS-;Y,he whole duty paid: I aa~ .. :
aThe sappfics received against these
sales suio1nieGfof Z, ,32s bales, all in Uni-
I'D States Cotton. -, W :. = '.''S'
~ sgsa eEt 49, 'cif Jl
,s : Bstir soa,s Ahierisa. 8 Z -
kaoiiies nsos destructive ere occurred
ID LiysfpSol on the 7tb Of March. 1,
broke nat Ii the extensive iron Fonndnry.
dc. is hessTs. Fsweei,. Preston 81 Co,
ID Lydia Aan siress. a:sd exten,ed 10 se-
vssal o,fer streess. .Eoiking great des,ruci
ticn ia It's progress. a great nunber OF
bEiIiines and d large nnsouaf Of properly