Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-07
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sI:ss Negotiations for, Psare.-The correspondent
s4 ofihe New York Journal Of Commcrce. writing
ssss sfromalV malVashingtanuader date of the 25th nlt,
s;fs stuteslhat Mr.. IIargous, The financial friend
ssfsti; and bunker Of Santa Annd has been some
DAYS in thai city, and tfa, lie was led to believe
,aa, a negotiation was going on between this
country and Mexico, and on the eve Of conslm-
..,s nation, for, ageneral peace. This. taken in
fs55connexion witt, the declaration the Governor
fpf,ofihe Mexican province, of, which Saltilo is
the capiidl, addressed to Colonel Warren, act
sca1sius asihe American Governor Of Saltio, that
oSf American Commissioners were then in the city
tsh ofNIexico, proposing to the govern,net to con-
cIuie a peace betW cen the two countres-gves
an air ofprobabilily to the surmises that some
,ling of the kind is on foot.
sal5 Masical Exhibition "A few evenings since,
were present at Musical Exhibition given
Is e in The, Court House, by NJ Ferguson Ramsey.
"a MIR. performed considerable variety of
$50 tunes-Scocli, Irish, American, &c. upon four
sess cifsrentkinds of Bag pipes-the Scotch Irish.
70 sa Union, and sNorthumbe erland. To say that he
sectGwas finished Musician, would ne dong him
x no more than justice. We have occasionally
heard the bag pipes before, bnt we did not set
much value upon the instrument, although we
knew thai; the Scotch particularly, preferred it
III all 4olher Muslcal instruments But wheh
& we heard MIR. Ramsey, we perceived at once,
that there was much music in the pipes-at
least he knew how to get it out fthem.
"a large audience of ladies and gentlemen
esas were present, and testified their admiration by
e their plaudits. hlr R. was dressed in the cos
~ tune Of Scotch Highlander, and really by his
srsa good proportions and general appearance per.
sonnated the character WELL, We thought that
y ., the exhibition was well worth the small sum
s,,tt which he charged for admission. If any OF
8 & our distant readers should have an opportunity
aStfsaof hearing him, they should not fail to do
Dania o. Conucu- 10 Connell the great ag.
itator is rapidly sinking. The physicians have
sz; announced that he is too sick to write letters,
Il and his son stalled this atone of the Repeal
sSsz Meetings. O'ConnelI has at,aiIled to an ad-
- q So 1anced age.
50 Tic Charleston Theatre.-Ths fine building
was sold at public auction on the 25ih ut for
- s. $4,000. w. G. Gatew ood, Esqr., was the
purchaser: s5as,sgti. 5.Nssl 5.,.
~ Tic Magnetic Telegraph in Mo- Orleans. =
A short time since, the subscription to the line
80 sof Magnetic Telegraphin New Orleans nsamcunt
ed 10 500, 600 and was increasing. H
senats Q fine United States.-The whig
aas sggsnembers ofsthe United States Senate
20 ss II whose terms of service expired on the Ait
ios.ss and who have been reelected, are
.Las; these .sigi:ssE ~ sS2rs = ~
Wm. S. Archer, Of Virginia; John VI
Berrien, of Georgia; Joseph Ciley OIL
a. Hampshire tEhos. Claylop,s ,sof Defaware
ttsg ( George Evans, Of Maine; Spencer. Jarasir
sss cot tennessee; tJamessT Morehead, o
Kentucky; James IL Simmops,sof Rhode
Island; VIM. Woodbridse Of Michigan.