Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-26

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From the Ncw York Herald.
N,ss DAYS Later FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of TIE Caledonia.
Auolher aitemp, to nssa ssinatc The King 9t Me
FTsueh-E European Meditation. requested by Z
Mcrieo, &C., Sc. -: $50,
The steamship Caledonia, Capt hotl'
arrived as Boston yesterday.
The lightning liueq owing tosthe OF sle rascal
i,y of some one, failed 'lobring the 1, nows, nov
and we, therefore, had TO depend upon tns. J,
next most speedy ':onyeyance--.AAsdaa'mns
and Harden's Expresses. -, -. =.
Our Napoleon in the Express line, bige-
low of Boston. could have reaehed tnis:
CITY last evening with the news, but: ne
Knocked under TO Lightning, aud dld mol
start. - "A. =
The intelligence is to the 4.hsinst. from
Liverpool, and is interesting, ,witn'l slight
dash of importance. The importance,
however, is confined almostewhoilyto the
success of1he new English Ministry on
the Sugar Question.
Prince Albert. was on a visit to Liver
pool. - - ~ Z
The accession, of lhe Wings to power
had produced slight disruption Inalre-
land. O'Connell and the O. 'Brien section
of The repealers were a, losgerheads..
The proceedings ofthe British .parlla
men, are barren ofinlerest. Thedull mo-
notony of long session. now drawing rap.
idIy to a close, had been relieved by two
nights discussion on the SGgarDuties.
The Government scheme haslriumphed
by a majority of265 to:135. NEARLY two TO
one. This result virtually abiogates the
mon5poly, and places sugarinEthe same
ca,egor as corn--by an easy doclension
on The high road 10 Free Trade. Sir X.
Peel gave the Minister'S mcaslife a gene
rous support, ant. the greatness, oflhe ma
jority may be traced 10 that circumstance
or course, all fears Of an immediate dis
solution is at all end.
The value of iron had Improved in
England, in anticipation of AN increase
export to tho United States. Y z. ~ :. !.
There appears to be no material change
ia The col,ol market. ~ x, :. !.
There was very little business doing in
the manufacturing districts. &
a small parcel Of wool from Oregon has
been ffcred in London. s5'S
The London money market was with
out much change. Mexican funds had
been atfected-they had declined. -
The corn trade wasinactiSe. The large
arrivals Of -four and whea, ffom The Uni.
led States and Cauada tended 10 dcPress
prices.
sBaboo Dwarkanaulll Tagore, The dis.
tinguislled Hindoo gentleman, the riches,
! manin the world. is doad.tS With the ex-
ception Of the learned Ralnmohun Ray,
he was the. .irsl Brahmin ofsony nulei t9e
lbelieye,swho has visited EUfppe:
@The britannia arrived: :i1 Isssspool from,
17Louis Bonaparte, ex- King Of Holland
died a, Leshorn Of apoplexy, Oh the 2lth
ult., aged 67. l rs |
The Pope Of Romehas granted a gene.
raj amnesty for all political offenders. :,
Another attempt has been made on the
life of The King Of The French. tVlri!e
seated at a window IN the Palace'oi the
TuIlerles, to lislen 10 concert per(ormed ed
By the National Guards, on the 30th ult.,
man in The crowd drew pistol, aud
fired TWO shots al the King.
The Courier Francais, of Paris, says
that The Mexican Government has dem an
ded of France and England their media
ton to put AL end tolhe war with ;he U.
States, and that the departure of the Psy-
che for Vera Cruz has been delayed some
days, in order that it may carry The, an-
swer 10 this proposition.
The Sugar Duties in England, discrim.
ina,iug against sugars grown in slave
countries, were designated in reality to
favor the sugars Of the British West In.
dies. What part philanthropy had in the
matter may be judged by the fact that
cotton, the produce of slave labor, is left
untouched by any discrimination. Lord
john Russell, in proposing a change in
the sugar duties by which the discrimina-
lion above mentioned may be gradually
done away, referred to The Inconsistency
OF the British AbolitionisIs in this: paricu.
ular, aud said :,
The consumption Of cotton wool in this
country, and the use Of il in our manu-.
lactures gives an. impulse and encourage.
men, to the slave trade in The U. STATES;
aud yet, If any Que were TO say that we
would no: allow cotton 10 come into this
country-if we were TO say before we
would admit cotton " oo we would force
the United States 10 solution of that tire.
:nendous problem that hangs over them
that tremendous problem. whether they
shall keep their black population in a
state oil slavery, or whether, applying the
great articles of their deelai alton Of rights,
they shall, at once, give hem the supreme
power In many States--ihe power they
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