Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-29
of Liverpool, transmitted to tie rish, hon.
baronet on Saturday week:
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baronet on SaturaSyweeR -
sDRAYTos MANOR, July 8, 1916.
Gentlenen-It.regretlhat ] have heen
compelled, by The extreme pressure Of
public business, TO postpone. until this day,
the Acknowledgements of an address from
many OF the bapkers, merchants shipown.
ers and brokers ofsLiverpool. | now beg
leave to return my best thanks. 5,.s
The assurances Of appreciation which
that address conyeysare erygralifying to
my feelings. The parties 10 il will.have
seen that, at tbesa:n lime that annouuc-
ed my resignation Of Office, 1 had the cor
dial satisfaction aois announcing also that
the proposals sreceitly tmade by ahe Earl
of Aberdeen for tile amicable adjustment
of our differences with the United States,
ia respect to thejtertitory Of Oregon. had
been accepted byahe Government of that
country. in the spirit in. which they were
made BY Us. ;fHaye ihe honor 10 be, gen
llenen, your faithful servant ,::,...
(Sisned)f 1, ROBERT PEEL.
:" To Me5srs!J .Langlon, A. Sleigh, SC"
By an ordinance dated the l7lh orJune,
the King of Naples las feducsdihe dut!ies
OH manufactured tobacco from 80 to lS
duca,s the quintal. and ihe duties on leaf
tobacco from 1910 9 duca,s.
Wilmer & Smiths Tsmes, speaking of
the proceedings ofibe new ministry, says: !:
There seemsia disposition, in every
quarter. to give tie new government a fair
lrial-,o les, it by its acts. THE protec-
tionists are notoriously unable 10 form
new ministry. Aware of their weakness,
their hostility 10 the new is less intense
than their hatred Of the old governments.
The followers pfahe ex-Prenlier prefer The
Wings to The Protectionists, so the Lord
John .RusseIl's Government, from the
peculiar combination ofpar,ies, has abso-
lutely no foes-oPposilioa has disappear.
We .noIiced'in our last of the immense
quantities pf FlollEand Wheat which had
been;releaed from bond when the new act
cameintooperation. Flour,in consequence
has declin'sd'to The extent of Is. a barrel,
and Wheat nearly Jos. quarter. Every
one anticipatedgll serious reduction; bu,
The fall has fully equaIed The apprehei.
sions flhe impotIets. =!
Every day brings vessels from Canada
and The United sliales, laden with -four,
which has been shipped in anticipation of
better prices, the fall Of which, on the eve
Of prolific harvesr. will prove quite as
injurious TO the British farmer as to the
American exporter.
Iretand.'-We learn that popular out
break look place ut Banagher on the 29lh
ull., and that an aitask on the Govrnmeni
provision depo, was medilated. but owing
to the sau,ary influence of Roman Ca.
lho'ic clergyman, the Rev. Mr.. Walsh, Of
Lusmagh. thelp lpeasantry were induced to
return quietly 10 their homes.
Orders hagebesn received al The various
Custom Housssin Ireland to. admit grain
for cpnsurH plion ..,ccerding TO The rate OF
duties provided By The new law. =, J,
/. The sseRorls. especling the s,aio and
prospecta of the crops are. highly encour-
asing.u The;weatheris all that agriculur.
ISIS could wish ifps; the. spleudid appear.
ance of the wheat crop is particularly spo.
zen of as being lm,st abundant. :.
49, FlQnce.SsRas sjsi IJall Z, % Oura saGsices
from lhestrenctl capi.aI come down 10 ltie
4lh iust. On the preceding day theses
sion of 1916 was lnrmaly closed by roy.
al ordinance, presented in both chambers
The. readings OF this .document was. a.
usual, greeted with loyal cries of Vive le
Rd! after which The members separated