Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12

poTieis, poSeTlu! f!ce traue opposHInu' >
every day increasing in numbers and I'M
porance, Scotland torn to pieces by re'i-
! sious disseusions. whcl, attributes il 10 the
Government, Ireland OIL the verge of in
surrcclion. convulsed from one extremity
10 The other-lhcsc are the accumulated
difficulties which besct the Minister at The
close Of his second parliamentary session.
The weather during the six weeks pre-
ceding Sunday last, was wIelched IN the
extreme. May was shorn Of all us poetic
Beauty; il was cold and windy and Tninrd
almost continuously. The earth II il could
have been squeezed, would have proved
like n wet sponge. The rain hus been
general, no, ohIy in Eugleud, Scotland.
aud Ireland. ~; over The .rcaicr part oi
the cnriireu,. As far ns his country is
concerned, serious aprrc'cnsinns began
10 he entertained !or the crops ; indeed the
potato crop has iccn damaged, iii feared
Irrepnrabiy. IN ireland. an II has suffered
ruch in the northern parts Of England.
But since SunGay-siy days-the weather
has undergone thorough change. The
sluic,s OF heaven have been closed, the
cold has been succeeded BY genial
warmth and most acceptable sunshine, and
tho damage of The preceding mon'h. IT not
altogether repaired, has been considerably
| modified. Finer weather could not he de-
sired than we have cnjoved tins week; II
has put The farmer in Sool spirits, and lis
exhilaraling influence is TO he read in
every ones face, while it has contributed
10 render the murkcis, aal business gcn.
orally, more huoyuni.
fsirni.--Thc agitation for the rcpca.
Of the Union continues with mnahatOd vio-
lence. Al the Dublin Corn Exchange OF
the 5,h, The repeal rent omrun'cd TO E9Ol,
the largest ye, received, except hat OF the
previous week which included some cx-
traordinary returns made nj Mr.. O'Con-
ne's great meeting in Tippcrary. Troops
have heru poured in'o the country in great
! numbers. AT nc close ui last week The
iorrc in Ireland amounted, 10 six divisions
Of artillery; six regiments ami squadron
Of ca ?airy; twelve bailaIions and twcn'y-
two depot, Of infantry.
Rear Admiral Bowlcs arrived u, King.
s,on on Friday, III Il steamer. The ad-
m;ral orig inaliy formed lhc coas; guard
Of Ireland. On The same day arrived the
Raadaman,hus, with company Of Royal
Marine Artillery, lnI stores: :hc men
were stationed in the Pi.eonhanse fort.
The las, squadron Of tho Third Dragons
arrived on Saturday. The Queens Bays
have also arrived, the last division on
Tuesday. The Cyclcps war-s,camer.
with 400 marincs. and M mmensc guam
,i,y rf ammunition, arrived ar Cove on
Saturday. Subsequently, arrived The Me-
teor, Alhnn. and My,lc. with more ma
rines aud military stores; aud the Malahar
a.. A large quantity OF ammunition was
received nj Carlow ou Tuesday evening,
under escort, from the Ordnance Office.
4 report reached Dublin on Saturday.
the i,h. ,has there was "an irsurrection'
iu Waterford, and the Rhadamanlhus was
hastily despatched with troops. A cor.
respondent Of the Dublin Evening Post.
wiring on Sunday. describes the arrival,
while the usual Sunday louugers were
promeaaiing on the quay
1--WE had grund scene here yesterday.
Five companies of the Six'y-iirs! arrived
in steamer at the quay. abou, half-pasi
I2. The men were all drawn uP. with
loaded arms and bayone,s fixed. OIL the
deck. The vessel cautiously approached
The quay, and sergeant was then sent on
shore TO rcconnoitrc. His first inquiry Of
the few s,ragelers who wen, 10 look al
them was-.ls the barracks lonk yet" and
being told not, he asked, how far of are
The rebels! lrappear, lha, some people
here hoaxed Ear! dc Grey"
The RhaiamanhuI returned 10 Dut!iu
AT 6vc O'clock on "Wednesday morning.
II appears that some Que had hnaved
the GoGerument info C belief Of this non
exist ont "nsurreclion." Tic subject has
been referred to in The House Of Commons.
when Lord Elliott threw the hlamc on The
commander in Ireland; but the Lord
Lieutenant, tits understood, was the party
dupcd.
The Cork Examiner has story about
Repeal in The Army !" the catastrophe
Of which il, that some drunken soldiers nj
Cork. when arrested ny some sober SOL
diers and police, called out, "liurrah for
Repeal" some hundreds oF hys'anders
being greatly excited.
The Dublin Gazette ul the 5.h contains
Il proclamation, sta,.us that on The night
Of the Cd lust, n, about ten O'Clock, Mr..
Jonu Burke. }. p. of Antrim. in the
county Of Galway, tEas; Rdins,l as he
was passing through his hall, was fired At
hy some person ut present unknown. The
Lord Lieuteua II has offered l00l reward
for apprehendine and bringing the assassin
to Justice.
There was an affray between The police
and peasantry n, Carrickmacross. ou the
Ash. A Mr.. Wilcox aud Mr.. Barry. ac-
conpauied by twenty eight policemen.
attempted TO post ejectmen,- notices at the
chapelso of Maheratloone and Corduh, a
gainsl tenants of Mr.. Shirley; the people
obs,ruclcd them; MIR. Wilcox read the
Riot Act the people did not disperse ~
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