Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-01
lFOREIGW.
! Latter FROM EUROPE.l !
iBy the Hibernia. IN !.

i tlupruVetl ana all 'OraucleS Ot+trade wore
I an active appearance ln the manufac;
/ turing districlsit ills said--all is hustle and
actiyity.;GiTbeA Cotton lmarke, had i'm
proved since the last accounts fully I'D on
American descriptions; ~ % lEs$y = try
i3p Loss Of thel Memnon Steamer III the
Red Sea, a0ilssthes 0Uefdue India .l;laA
| Of Me JnstJGf August :lli5Bdai ay:i %
We avereceived by extraordinary ex:
press ffor9P Paris;slettersfr ourscorres5
PohdeDt in Syria: Egypt, Malta, ,and Mar
seiles. s.announcing, we regrer to say,tie
total loss.of the Hon. EastIndia CompaI
ny'sesteamship Memnon off Guardaful.;
on the COAST of Africa, near to Aden, on
the evening of The Is, ofAugusr. The
crew, passengers and treasures were
saved, .bu, the mails and tie effects. of The,
passengers: s:went down inthe wreck.lsihE.
Commercial Summary. The revival Of
trade is The theme Of general congraidla-
|.liou.- Every branch ofbusiness feels ite
Inonrishing glow. Lni iathe manufacturing,
districts all is bustlen and sacliyily. The.
demand sloo,s is .Pripcina!ly confned,in thes
tQ the; home market, Orders.forthe East
more particularly for. China, have Gomez
pouring il Of glate. But the: other, great
foreign markets, thes Uuited States andS
BrazilT-ialre are ia a slate; Of comparative,in
NOT actual slsgnation. The Cotton MARI
ket, thai unerrngi barometer, oflhe, com-t
mercial. temperaIure-7epnlinues ,,aclive,s
sometimes, huoyant. -: The sales fortithe:
week. ending the. Both sult.9 (Saturday;t,
have nor been quite so great as previous.
h1t,lhe demand has been. we'll s.sustainedIa
and holders. are 6rm..y Speculation ahasi
subsidized a little, but the present feelings
is at once healthy and encouraging. gif,,T.s.
The accounts respecting the new Cot:
ION crop, WHICH came, To, hand by! the Bril-
lannia, are deemed favorable 40 sbolders.n
The sales on Saturday, exceeded 6O0Or
bags. Of which 1000 were OH speculation,
But Monday, last was one of the. most.
stirring days which has ever. occurred in;
The market. The. sales amounted to 90
600. bags, Of which enormous quautily.a
spectators took one half Yesterday be-,
ing Tuesday, the great Manchester mar
ket day, there was; comparatively less dos
ing; butthe sales, notwithstanding, reach-t5
ed $1,000 bags, ofwhich1 specuIators took
nealy the half. The market, to day,.
wednesday, is still in, a state Of. great
excitement and remained so at The iimess
we put our paper TO press. An, advance,
Of far!hing per pound has taken place
on mosr descriptions, Of cotton since the ar,
rival of the Britannia. The darkes, hour.
is generally the precursor of the dawn; and,
the Intermittent fever through which we.
have passed, seems to promise for the fu-,
turn career Of healthy aud invgoraling
action. -. I! -. =.
France.-The French. are about to send,
an ambassador 10 China. The French
papers are creating a. great sensation
throughout France, by the agitation, of,
the question, relative to The forli6ca,ion of,
Paris, Reports were rife throughout Pa.
ris that il was the Intention Of the Govern,
ment to proceed with The armament
without reference to !be question of ne.
cessity, and which it is. supposed meant.
in case ofinvasion. reserved'by the Cham.
Der of Deputies. Louis Philippe is too
cunalns a. statesmen, not TO prepare for,
war during peace. - ,!Er -.
Senor Olozasa has arrived at Paris
from. NJ adrid., At presen, he is only ac-,
credited as envoy extraordinary and min
ister plenipotenliary Of Spain to the Court.
Of the TuiIeries; but should The French
government come to the resolution nf sem.
ding an ambassador 10 Spain, Senior Olo-,
zaga will hold a.similar post in lhe French
capital, being provided with :lellers Of cre.,
dence as ambassador from Queen Isabella
to EobisP Philippe. - 'g,'a :::ilsiitt
! DR.. Collyer had arrived in Liverpool
and was about to deliver. a course Of lee
>tures on Mermerism. y ~ 5i-lis 's' 9:
/ ":TRe.Journal de- Indre announces that
Gen Bertrand (now in the ,LT. States has
made a present 10 The municipalitY'6 Of his
ualiye town, Chateauroux, Of the follow.
ling arlices:-The Sabre wore by Napoie-4
Ion in Egypt; the large decoration Of the
same order; the cross ofihe iron crowi; a
silver gilt necessaire, which ho had with
him in his campaigns; a part: of.lhe hooks,
which conposedihisilihrary at St. Helen Z,
and a a.'copyRof the full length portrait Of
Napoleon in EgypI by Gros: !. -, '','s,.
The Barcelona papers of the 10th an,
Lnounce that he two Carlist cheIts, Gorilla:
land Moreea, have collected bands, and
are devastating the towns Of Catolonia, in
the name Of Narvoez and Christina, who,
in their despair have flung themselves in
to the arms Of the Carlis,s.' itl y
1reland.-The Repeal agitation CON-
iinues in Ireland with ,unabated ardor,. but !,
without exciting any apparent alarm on
the part of the government. ,lt.is stated
that the government is secretly yetac-
lively maturing plans to crush the first at
temPt al eleciing an Irish Parliament.
Mr.. o O'Connell, in his speech at Chifdop,, !,
| had stated that his ts::monster meelings',
were were nearly oyer-,hat he should nol hold
more Than seven or eight of them-that
The couulry was sufficiently aropsed-and
that the sianl moral power Of Ireland was
l;,.,, Z ~ nitnh, with