Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-09-29
The Foreign Ne,Ss 81 sthsSU UaioR.- The
news by the Union cameio band-yestefday,
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bringing Paris dates 10 the oUtn, ana Lon
don to The 2Sth ult. = = -la. 7 ~
We make summary of some additional
items Of news received by to.day's mail.
The entente cordiuls between England
aud France appears TO have been aban-
doned. The Times and Debates are quar-
rellug about the suicide Of the Duke
de Praslin. The one contendins that il
was done at the instisatiou Of the French
government,-lo which the, latter in reply
intimates that the latter history of Eng land
furnishes more disgraceful scandalous
events.
England is said to be actively engaged in
arming herseIf,and the French are making
strict enquiries into the cause of these mil
Iitary preparations. The report, is, that
Louis Philippe has said-"l' is now man
.,fest that PaImerslon seeks war. lie is
an evil genius that would set all Europe ou
fire."
An extremely important occurrence has
provoked this remark. The English Cab
mel, ii is said, at The la:es! dates, has sent
aud order TO the lonian Isles, 10 fit out an
expedition for Italy. Two regiments
were TO be Immediately transported 10
"Ancona, and Lord Palmersion has given
The Austrian Cabinet notice oft.
Louis Philippe and Nj. Guizot have re-
turned 10 Paris. on account OF this move
ment. and council Of ministers has been
called for the lst day of September. Pal
mIr,er.tnn has desired TO anticipate events.
He knew that the Cabinet of Vienna was
assured of the perfect neutrality of the
French government, from The moment
when England pressed Austria 10 make
common cause with her iu the protest
against the message in relation 10 The
Monspensser affair. BY interposlng in
Italy she arrests the progress of Austria,
and gains two points al once--ihal of ma
king Austria quit her :emporizng policy
in relation TO Spain, and that oil making
France declare herself.
A letter in the Paris PreSSe. dated from
Rome on the 18th Of August, states that
the last expresses have brons hi the most
serious news from Ferrara, and every one
is asking with impotence, what altitude
will be adopted by the European powers
in view of the great events of which Italy
is soon 10 become the scene, aud especially
what will be the conduct Of the French
government.
The same letter adds: "The exceeding
goodness and deep charity Of Plus TX.
produced the belief at first among men
that he would be deficient in energy j but
tits impossible to forget the ancient family
from which he had descended. He surely
has the courage of noble race. Become
now the head oflhe church, and the re-
preventative of true liberty in Italy, and
perhaps in Europe, he can, if he peases
make every absolute sovereign treambie
onshs throne"
Italy continued to be asitaed by the in
reference of Austria, aud the Pope is
reported even to have said. that if not
otherwise to be resisted, he elWould himself
mount his horse and lead his. people gainst
the Austrian inlerlopers.
The Duke and Duchess. de- e RASH
This double crime in high life has pulall
Francs in a tfame--ihe excitement has
extended 10 Eng land. ss1jss..
Ia the Journal des Tribuneaux lis a
narrowing account OF the murder effected
by.a heavy sword or poinard. with which
fourteen or fifteen gaping wounds were in
fficted by the hand Of the husband upon
all parts of the body of his wife.
The first blows aroused. the sleeping
woman-who sprang from her bed, and as
the appearance in the apartment testified,
maintained long and fierce struggle for
life with her assassn-seeking particularly
10 reach the bell and thus briug relief
but in vain, She Iel under the repeated
blows.
The Duke de Praslin was a member
of,the Household Of the Queen Of the
French,
The murder wascommilled 10 the house
of the victims falher-the old Marshal
Sebasliani.
The Duke of de Praslin, Peer of
France-one of the historical names too
Of France-enlered his wife's bedroom al
night and assassinaled her.-The cause as
signed is that he had criminal relations
with Mile. Deluzy. the governess of his
children, and that his wife had reproached
him with his in6delity.
Alter the ASSASSINATION was discovered
and the Duke was arrested, he destroyed
himself with poison, which the London
papers insnuate was permitted by the
ministry to reach him, in order that The
scandal oflhe trial aud The execution OF
such man might oe avoided.
The Duches was the daughter of Mar
shal Sebastiani, was the mother of mime
children, and beloved by all for her boun.
lies and her. excellence Of character and
conduct.
The reform banque,s continue 10 be or
ganized in The departments Of France,
Notwithstanding the efforts of The govern
.menl 10 prevent them.
The Bank of England has been more
liberal in its discounts, although it is in
some perplexity as 10 tho bills which can
safely be taken.
The result oflhe English election COM
pIeted, exhibits Liberals Isl, Peelites 81,
Protectionisls 1865; giving total of 5O7,
The Post gives the numbers as follows ::
Returns ascertained, Prolec,ionists 237,
Liberals 3I9. Peeliles Sc. NondescriDt