Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-15
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promise was made TO him that ltfa laws
which exile him and all his family from,
France, shall be repealed, or at Least
modified. His cousin, Louis Napoleon,
slillrenlains in the Chateau of HAM
where he has been confined for Eve. years
for his attempt at an invasion Of France.
SPAlS.. .yiSgS
Madrid Sept. Son the evening oflhe
4,h. number ofdisaiIected persons nitelnp.
ted to create an insurrection. Some of
the officers and dmen Of the Reg't f:Nayar-
re, had previously been gained over, bne
the regiment remained true, aud ,ion.. The
word of command, poured murderous
fire OH the asaailanls. An olficer,was
killed, aud several person were wounded.
The troops having subsequently, sailed
from the barracks, the insurgents were.put,
TO flight and several were arrested. Ala-;;
drid then became tranquil, and still re-
mains so.
NJ. Theirs, the eminent, French, states
Glan, has arrived in. Madrid, and is being
feted with all slhe honors. !.
Discovery Of Mosaics.-Three valuable:
Inosaics have been discovered at. Anse.
France, in addition 10 The fine one disco,y-
cred there last year. They have been in
part only uucovefed, asyet, but sufficient-'
ly to induce their entire design 10 COM
mission Of savans and artists who recent.
ly visited them. 1.-The central mosaic,,,
says The account, "was the object Of,
great admiration. The utmost. luxury. of
decoration-colors of extreme beauty,
aud designs infinitely varied. have been
expended on it. Figures of.birds; fishes
OF many kinds, ..dolphins, fruits. roses of
antique forms, DC. are multiplied. .oyer.ifs
surface, aud might. serye," il is observed,
"as magnificent models for the ornamen-
tai painters. Sketches of some oflhese.,
ornaments were made for The purpose OF
being transmitted to the minister whose
department has charge Of the arts and
monuments of the Kingdom.
Fire in King Street.-A fire broke out
between 8 and 10 O'Clock on on Saturday
evening, in lhe one story brick building,
tconlaiuing two front Stores occupied by
Mr. Charles Pemble, Gor the sale of Dry
Goods, al No. 252, and Mr.Thompsoi,
for the sale of Seeds, at No s254, King
street, on1fe East side, two doors south
Of Wentworth street. The STORE had been
closed all The evening, and Mr.. z. was
absent at The time the smoke was discoy-
cred issuing from the creyices of his doors.
aud windows; by persons passiug. .Tn
order 10 obtain ingress, holes were made,
in the tin roof, aud the engines were thus
enabled TO drench The place well wilhjwa-
Ter, which, in about twenty minutes, queH-.
ed both flame and smoke. We have
heard that the Stock was insured for SS3,-
5O0--most Of it was destroyed, or serious
ly damaged. -.
The result of this fire is practical IL
lustralon Of the utility Of lin:roo6ng, for.
had The stores been covered, with tiIe or
slate, the lowness Of The roof would GER,
lainly have endangered the safety Of the
adjoining premises, If it badfnol. Destroy!
ed the new three story building now in,
couIse of erection, Immediately on the
South of this Store. As it has turned OUT,
hover, none Of the adjacent property is,
uniujured, and Mr.. Pemble's store, is.
merely unsheirea-outside, i, looks. .almoss
as good as new.-Southern PGtrtot. Glib
inst.