Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-16

will have a CtNclNATTus aud a WASH
SaroN for in all countries, and especi.
allv in Republics, the great body. o! our
rulers must come from amongst the + 'tslr ar
mers. Ills we'll that il should be SO, not
10 the exclusions; bu, as Agriculture Inc
chief pursuit, il should have ITS tuli quoia
Of the Governors. When looked at inal1ls
noiut of view, how important is il that the
Farmer, who may be Lesisla1oI' d zen
era or Governor, should not oniy De s,r.u.
GUS, bur that he should be informed. oucn
an one Is only fit to rule the destinies OF a
free people. Each and every Farmer
shouId seek all sources Of information,
through books, Societies, aud intercourse
with his fellow man :and then, whether
on The farm or in public life, he can ieel
confident in his. acis, as one who has pro-
we'd "all tbings,'' aud is determined 10
s.ihold fast that whichis good
FIFTEEN DAYsLaTERFR0MEUR UR0PEE
The fast aud elegant Steamship =, Gaies )
donia. Captain E. G. Lott, was y ele:. /;
eraphed on Thurday morning ar 8 O'Clock,
sbou, 80 miles outside the Boston Light.
and arrived at her wharfin East Boston
.f 1OJl-2 o'clock. She made her passage
in thirteen and halfdavs.
We make our summary from Wilmer
and Smiths European Times. 1.1s....s.:
>Tlte Qusen's Yisi to Scotiand.--ahe
Queen and Prince Albert left London on
Monday the 9th inst. for: Dundee, in tho
steam Yacht Prince Albert. accompanied
by leading members :of!lihe Court,
where theys arrived on Wednesday, and
Immediately proceeded ,oE Blair Atholl.
The Queen received hearty cheer wien
she lefithe Thames, and equally hearty
greeting or her landing 10 Scotland.
ENGLAND and France.-ll rs gratifying
70 announce that all apprehension OF a
collision between US and our neighbors is
at an end. The tariff question has been
settled after fashion,; The wounded fee
lipgs oflhe Missionary Consul, MIR Pritch-
ard, is 10 be healed by present OF ifaacs:
and the French officer who malreated
him is ceusured, but hardly disgraced.
Louis Phillippe's Yisit.-The Morning
Chronicle gives some particulars Of Louis
Phillippe's intended visi, to this county
.sfEis Majesty will leave Trepot on The
7lhor 9th, by evening tide, so as 10 disem
bark the following day. before midday, al
Southampton, and the same evening to-
dine at Windsor Castle. The Two of his
ministers who will accompany King Lou
is PHILIPPE are, M. Guizol, The Minister of
Eoreip n Affairs. and admiral Mackan, The
Minister Of the Marine.
The Lord Chapcellor put The question
to the House, "Is il your Lordships' plea
sure lha, this judgement be reversed J" A
few answers only, were made in the affir-
native, and the Lordship then declared
the judgement Of Court below reversed. q
The British Parliament was prorogued,
by Commissioners appointed to represent
her5Majesty, on Thursday, thei5lh instant,
TO the 10th Of October g
FRANCE AND MOROCCO. i.
The war between France and Morocco
is at an end. The, Sultan has given way,
and Greading The power he has provoked
sues for terms. The lelesraphic despat-
ches transmitted by the Prince de join
vile from. Tangier on the 10th ult., states
that; 5
"The Moorish Government has deman.
ted peace, the flee, arrived at Tanger this
day, The Governor Of the town came on
board 1u renew his demand, Our condi
,ions have been signifed and accepted,
aud the treaty signed. During the day
the Consulate General has been re.estab-
iished, and its flag saluted by The town.
Orders to cease all hostility, and TO leave
the island Of Mogader, will be despatched
this afternoon.
This intelligence, which has been n,osi
iavorably received in France, has been
also gratefully received in England, as it
will prevent any possible chance of a Gel
lision between the two coui.lries.
Spain.-Spain, according to some ac.
counts, is threatened with another revo.
luton. In one Of the most iu portanl
towns Of Spain there is regimen, of
1900 men, and in the province of which
,ha, town is The capital there are two
battalions ready to turn their arms to Es-
partero's use.
From Wilmer & Smiths European Times.
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