Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-17
Eagehela Court House, 5. O., September Al is45.

considerable length of time past filled
the post of American Minister al the
British Court, Is on The point of taking
his departure Tor the Uuited States on The
| termination of bis mission To this country;
aud tue Hon. Gentleman having made d
request that orders may be gwen Tor The
Tree shipulent, and Without examination,
OF his effects on board d vessel bound tor
Boston, The Lurds Of the Treasury nav.
given directions to the revenue authorities
10 show Mr.. Everett The respect usually
gwen 10 persons OF his rank Id the exami-
nalion OF his private baggage aud effects
on his departure from This country.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Aug. l5-DreafIiy dull has been
The political world OF Paris ever since the
close ot The Parliamentary session; aud
accordingly, The newspaper scribes have
been al !heir wits ends Iorloplcs 10 write
about. Among The subjects which Mes
sieurs les Juurnallsles nave amused them.
selves by discussing the annexation Of
Texas to the United States occupies not
unimporlanl place. The Journal des
Deoats, the great Government organ; and
the Globe, anolher Government print,
have, strange 10 say, made no comments
on the matter; but all the other newspa-
pers speak of II as a great triumph 10
American diplomacy, and great check
to what they desisnale British ambition.
They also complain very bitterly of the
sad role thelrown Government has played
III lhe business; and they protest against
the lll.ieelipg towards The Unled States,
exhibited by the Instructions given To the
Freueh Minister IN Texas, being consider
ed as The general feeling ol The ualion.
On lne Oregon q"esllon several OF the
newspapers have gwen articles, but with
OUT urging any thing new. LA Presse,
however, which You may recollect men
lloned sume time ago, had declared a:
against the preteullohs uf America 10 the.
Oregon territory, now says that he has no
doubt thai il the American Government
be firm IL will obtain every concession it
may choose to demand from England:
for, adds lie Presse, England, SO naughty
lo Europe, invariably cedes every thing
10 America that America insists upon
having
The latest arrivals from China confirm .
tue satisfactory intelligence previously re.
celved, That ibe Emperor of China has
revoked the edlcls against Chrsllanity.-
10 The French embassador ~ due the hon
or Of having Induced the great brother Of
the sun aud moon, first cousin 10 all the
STARS, aud uncle TO the Green Dragon, TO
nIllIgale his severlty 10 the Christian faith,
aud his palernal edlcls Which directed that
The missionaries thereof should be chop.
ped lnl0 nIncemeat. Letters lately re-
ceIved from Freuchhen, 10 China, repre-
sent than ,ne government has fallen fnIO
great dIscredll with The majority oil the
nation for lis all success ID the war with
Eugland-sO much SD, that its authority is
50 enieebled that II eau with difficulty
make Itsell obeyed. Ii is added, that The
Emperor has become SO very unpopular,
thai, II any pretender 10 lne Grown were
lp start up, he would be deposcd; and il
Is affirmed, that more than Une influential
government lunciouary has offered, TO
the English authorities al Hong Kong, 10
START as prelender to The Ceiness throne,
i'll case the English government would
support him-an offer which, of course,
the English authorizes politely declined.
Lastly, IT is asserted that The national ex
cbecquer is all but empty, and that The
Emperor. notwithstanding his relationship
with the heavenly bodies, caunol "raise
the Winds" What truth there NAV be
all lnls. cannot say, but it is seriously
slated in letters from China.