Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-28

and because thewhigs look groundagainst
:them;sand not; because I.joined him orh1s
fallen fortunes. had no motive to do
either, while Lbad s,rong oneS to support
the measures which lsarproved. 1t would
have been highly censurablc in me to turn
against them because he had beenrforced
Go support Them. 80.
With grea. respect, am &C., GGf6
@ &C. CALHOUN. ,
G. N. WEBB, Esq. ~. saE
From the Baltimore american 22d inst.
Is DAYS LATER,FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA.
The steamer Cambria arrived at Bos-
ION. at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
bringing dates from Liverpool to the 4th
iast., being fifteen days later than previous
advices. nG5 .Isz
The grain markets are rsceding. in all
directions. Indian corr has declined "a
shiIlings. The rapid rise, heretofore, in
this species Of food, surprised many per-
sons and exceeded actua necessi,y--Flour
like indian coru has sustained a. a.considera-
BILE fail. The existing depression can
hardly fall TO be Increased by the spring
weather we are now, enjoying, which
foresbadows prolific harvest. q st4 !
liverpool Cotton Market, Week ending
March 26.-There was uuile turnround
in our Cotton market this week. Instead
of tue gloom and depression which. has
existed since the commenced Of tsihe
present year, we have had a stirring and
active business on each succeeding day,
both in the trade and speculation. sEx-
porters also have been purchasing for
some Of The better qualities Of Orleans. In
such market, and after so long a depres.
sion, it became certainty lhatan increase
of demand would also give turn in prices.
Accordingly, American descriptions of all
qualities, are raised 4 penny per lb,, and
the great bulk ofihe ordinary kinds 3d.. /
Tho weather, at The departure of the
steamer was very pleasant, and tho ap.
pearances ofan abundant spring crop al
together promising. .xi,i,tis
No political news of special interest. ,,
The Parliamentary proceedings were
principally relative 10 lreland--the poor
law was still debated. In the House, OF
Commons, the government measure met
with much opposition-lhe amendments
were various, but most were defeated.
Lord Morpelh has introduced his I'M /;
porlaion bill, which proposes The eslab.
lshmen, of a board al Loadon 10 protect
the health Of Towns, and also regulating
the Improvements Of all light ~ ater bords.
i. The suffering by famine in Ireland,
Scutland. and on. the Continent is, ,unaba-
ted. A great fast was held in England 90
account of the famine, which was rigidly
kept. a.or ~ ~. ,i-lai
The distress was great in France. In
some departments Carts aud boats contain;
ing grain required an escort Of military. TO
project them from pillage. q.... fy gtss !
Mr.. O'Connel has Quilted Paris, furs Italy,
he is. not so i'll as represented, but doubtless
will never appear;asaiu in public life. ~
I@s. The first steamer conveying the mail 10
The United States, was 10 leave Hayrs on
;lhe lst o(.May for New Y ork 3.,,:4ist gi3s
l.5T The whole of the inhabitants, fourteen
hundred 5ilruunber,of E Eslesbach, atown
in Germany. have requested permission
Ito emigralesl the United STATES. Extenl
Esiye epfeparasotls were gt.ing oss. a.o,iss't,i,s
f!ths country for emigralinse ygIeatsin.
Ideed5thai some districts We're threatened
with sdepopnlalioh.a
Thealarge expectations of grain have
occasioned disturbance in Thessalonica.
The Pasha avoided an outbreak by forbid
ding expectation iu future.--At Hamburg
wheatp.had declined three shillings per
quarter, free. - n.fs-a &z.,l,s 81
A matrimonial alliance is arranged be;
tween H. r. H. Prince Albert Frederick
Augus,e. son Of Prince Johan, and heir
presumptive olhe throne Of Saxony, and
H. R. Ii, Princess Charlotte, eldest daugh
ter Of their r.. II. Prince and Princess
Albrecht of Prussia. The Prince of Albert
of Saxony was born the Odd April 1928.
and Princess Charlotte of Prussia, 2lsl
June. 1881. Ese
A letter from Rome, dated Feb. %,
says: The birth. day of General WASH
ing,on occurring lasl Monday, a grand
banquet was held in the Hall Of Berlini,
at which sixty citizens of The United
States assembled, under the presidency Of
their Neapoitan Charge d'AGaires, MIR.
Polk, junior. Thirteen loasts were gone
through with republican vigur and perse-
verance, no, omit,ing "a successful Iermi-
nation of the Mexican War, with three
cheers for General Taylo Judge We'll
born Of Georgia, was eloquent in showing
how visit to Europe only made his own
counlrymen, all the proyder Of their do.
mestic institutions. HAL, Columbia,"
and The 'Slar-spansled Banner" were
performed on the pianforte by Mr. kars.
ten; and the American gymnast, Sig. Ris
ley, (who has made a harvest in Rome)
volunteered an appropriate dance.
Frankling College-Uniucrsity IF Geor-
gia, Athens We have just received
catalogue OF this, our State University, aud