Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-17

SF'ronl WiEHleT y Sn,lth'S Europ. sWeS'
COMMERCIAL.
The weather has material effect upon
/: tho Produce Markers. Yesterday and the
. day previous, for instance. when the at
mosphere appeared 10 he at all tolerable'
there was good deal of business trans,
acted in Cp,,ou, but as The rain deluged
The plains, not only was there less dong
but prices became depressed, and the ar
licle almost unstable. The influence
which external nature has on the animal
spirits has long been prnverbial, aud II
would seem thol The busy SONS OF trade. 'o
many of whom the prices current is the
great book Of nature, are as keenly sus
ceplible of il as more poetical tempera
ments. The Share, like The Cotton mar.
ket, has been brisk on The fine day. aud
heavy on The wet days. The sales ol
Cotton yesterday and today, have impro
we'd both as regards quantity and prices,
but the rates of last week are barely real.
lied, and some descriptions are dull OF
sale and point lower. Yesterday the
Gales were between 5000 and 5000 bags.
The sales of the week are $4,000 bags
RIOTS IN GERMANY.
Al Lirpzie, 18th ult. al a review of the
troops. Prince John of Saxony, brother o.
the King of Saxony and Jealous Cath
olic, was insulted by The people and The
national militia. The people followed
him to his hotel, which they surrounded,
crying "down with the Jesuits," " Ronge
for ever" and all united in singing Lu
theirs popular chorus, Our God is for
lress."
They we're warned of, bu. refused tu
depart, and The result was The calling oul
of The military, who fred precipitaely,
and killed nine, TWO Of whom belonged 20
the Police. Riots had also broken OUT in
other places. Numbers of The people
have been shot down. -
At the funeral of the killedsat Leipsic,
The Municipal Council waited on The King.
He "was affected to tears. His Majesty
said that this event was one of the mosl
cIuel trials of his life. and thathe was the
more grieved that such an event should
have occurred in Saxouy, aud particularly
in Leipsic. His Majesty added, that be
was the more hurt as the addresses of The
Municipal Council contained passages
which seemed TO indicate dislrnst"
Saxony is q Protestant stale with
Catholic sovereign, and as Ronge claims
| 10 be reforming Catholic, The kings
brother has aggravated his personal un.
| popularity by an action Of opposition te
Ronge.
RUSSIA AND THE ClRCASSIANS
We learn from Conslanlinople Of the
8Olh ult. that intelligence had been re
ceived there from the Caucasus, announ
cling thai the Russians had Undertaken
oew campaign 10 the interior of Daghes
ian Alisr,a-ria,z45zsz.s.. auC5- al
entrance Of defile. the mountaineer
Withdrew to the interior, and the Russians
| seized on The de6le. Considerable los
| was sustained on both sides. There hav,
been Instructions in the part Of Circassli
which is under subjeclion, and near Anap'
Russian division was Obliged to retreat.
From the Charleston PDtriot, 18th inst.
From Ner,co.-By the Steam packe
Charleston, Capt. Lyon, from Savannah
we received the New Orleans Picayune o
the 7,h inst, in advance ofthe mail. from
which we copy thu following extracts
LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM Mexico.
The Mexican schooner Yuca,an, Pratt
master, arrived at this port yesterday fron
Tampco, whence she sailed Oh The 30l
of August. BY her we have received
file of Ell Gejen, Tampico paper, dow
to the 9th of August, aud copy of E
Siglo Diezy Nueve, VI the 18th ult., from
the capitol-a week later than was recei
we'd by the Joaquina on the Both ulr..
Mexico has not yet declared war, no
does she appeari in any manner comPe'en
10 do so. The country is rent by dissen
sions. Open revolts have at last broker
out in The army, and on all hands the am
bilious military chieftains are quarrellinI
among themselves.
The President has al last succeeded ii
the formation of Cabinet, which is com
posed as follows :-Sla,e Department, Si
b. Manuel de la Pepa y Pena, Justice
Ecclesiastical Affairs, &C., Sr. d. Jos
Bernardo Couta, Treasury Department
D. Pedro F. del Castillo; War and Ma
rne. q Pedro Maria Anaya. They arr
wonderfully silent about the foreign rela
.ions of,he country and war with the Unl
ted States.
The Siglo of,he 18th states that ru
NOR had prevailed tor three days in Ih'
capitol of military revolt in one secliol
of the army uuder Gen. Filisoda, on il
marcu to Texas. Without vouching 70
their accuracy the Siglo givrs some Oft
details of the movement ltappears tha
the chiefs aud officers Of the vanguard o
this division, while three leagues dislan
from San Luis Polosi, taking advantage o
the momentary absence Of Generals Fillso
la and Galona, assembled Zen ,junta) ant
agreed that they would not continue theI
march upon Texas unless they should re
ceive, besides their full pay, all the equip
menls, perquisites, and provisions of al
army of campaign. This resolution the,
reduced TO formal act. Ii was reported
further that Generals Filisola and Parede
arrived just al the moment, and prevalle'
upon the army 10 resume the march.