Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28

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last ten days, amounted to tioaaty.sir thon:
sand dottars. his is good evidence that
'he;rade OF Charleslon israpidly increasing
and ofthe prosperity Company. 8 "a
Tie; Ersning vsps.-We have the pleasure
o..sta,e,.tha,ssfrs Wa. Y. sPAxros, who isinter-
,ested,inbe circulation Of ahis very valuable
paper, and vhois3 enleayoring at this time TO
increase the number of its subscribers, can be
seen nj Compiy'sHotsl. HewilI Iprobaby fe.
main in the village foraboni a week.
Ths;GhrReston4 4E0exing Ne,cs. is d neat and
handsome paper, ofconyeiiient size, and Of
eSoellenrprint, published dtri weeklYiat 81 per
anunn, and daily at Sc: Bntit Ii not 10 the
skill ofits .workmen. That it owes It's SO general
and deserved popularity. 3claiui 10 have
some experience in matters Of this kind, and
ne can freely say, that tits unsurpassed, at
leastby any. paper in this State, for its high
,noraltnne, for It's general truhfulncss, and for
the carefaland laborious selection of its matter
Whenswe receive our exchanges. it is, among
the, first 10 be'opened. and the last to be dis.
missed. from our printers desks. Mr.. Cardo.
20, by,his srea, diligence, and by well cult.
waited judgment, has succeeded in. giving his
paper a practical. business. shape, which
rendersit most useful indeed, rs well to the best
editors as 10 readers in general, and to families.
His miscellaneous selections are made with
taste aud discrimination, and his editorials are
written with precision, with spirit, with indie.
pendence. We never felt greater pleasure in
recommending a newspaper 10 the public pa
ronage, for in doing SO, we feel that we are
rendering a realservice to the community.
The Ne,os isindependen, in politics, aud be-
ing published atC Charleston, it always contains
the earlies, and most useful intelligence, both
ola foreign and a commercial character. We
are also Informed, that it has truthful reporter
at the Head Qnarters oftbe army, from whom
j, can obtain the earliest and most faithful ac'
counts Of the achievements Of our arms in
Mexico.
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{ Baltimore, LA. the recent election for Mayor
and Aldermen .ofthe city, Davis, the Demo
cratic candidate was elected by a majority Of
log votes. The Democrats hare majority
of,wo in the, Council. The vote is said TO be
the largest ever polled III the city. .re
Camille Siuori, the Yiolinisl.-Som OF the N.
York papers, have recently been discussing the
merits OF this Musician, who has lately made his
appearance at the North. Some Of The papers
represen. him as no. esaal 10 De Befiot, vieux.
temps, Meyerbeer, and others Of great ceIebri-
ty. The, North, American gives shlm q very
high rank. The following criticism upvn his
musical skill is certainly in The eouieHr dc rose
style. 80 rs
"Siroriproyed himself a grea, af,ist-a
perfect master ofthe9intoxicaiing wi,ciery
of the violin. His music Is so beautiful
that itseemssa as lift must proceed directly
from the fingers of, Creative p6&ef-The
soul Of the listener being Reluctant 10 ad-
init thatit5coulI have ;etnanaled from nny
mere mortal aud physical agency. 1tisas
if!lhes far snf fathoaaai ia beauiy of estarlishl
slmI,iingline nj the heavens should he brought,
near and becoinc. a tangible presence---er
as if a pleasant dream of the frs. sweet
Sleep ofnisht' should gradually change IT.
self ftnsound; and float by upon a sea of
music c.2yilis tone IL the daughter Of troop
of fairies prolonged Ivy moonlight echoes.
his execution as brilliant aud iafallible as
The failing Of fsunbeams. Every phrase he
i,,ers lies like living thing Of beauty in
the brain. One ceases 10 be astenished-
10 remember the immense difficulties he
overcomes.--and is conscious only that the
Spirit of Grace is flinsins her Givinest en-
chanlments upon the very att be breathes.
We feel tha, it would be simply absurd
while thus giving expressions 10 our new
delight.lo attempt an analysis of Siyori's
pIayinS---yet for fear Of being misunder-
sioml hereafter; we will say that, with so
much in his fa1or:he lacks tha, overwhelrn-
ias magnetic force by which Ole Bull and
DeMeyer make the will helpless and draw
us unrestssing1y wherever they may. This
opinion will draw we'll bred sneer from
the Parisial and Italian CITIES aud cogno.
SCENT who undertake The modest otli:e of
directing and controlling public tase in
the Metropolis. i is simply ahe truth,
for all thar. Sivori differs from Ole Bul!
as fairies from women. The fairies both
of Shakespeare and OF Sivori are more ex
iaislisiy and faulrlessiy beadlildi---but
they have Eo s6nls.''
Meeting Of Delegates from TIE Bible
!Sucietiessof South Caroliaa.--The Exec
a,ive Commit,es,of the Bible Convention.
held in Columbia. in November last, beg
leave 10 notifyrhe officers aud members II
the several Bible Socieries of this Stale,
that the Convention of the present year
will be held in Columbia, on Tuesday, The