Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-11

From The Charleston Courier. 6th inst.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM SHIP
HERMANN.
SEVERAL DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Liverpool Markets.
Cotton There was fair demand fnr
This staple. 5U00 bales American were
disposed of on the 19lh ul,., 500 of which
were for expor, withnut any change III
prices from those which prevailed at the
time of the sailing of the sailing of the
.dmerica.
Political Matters.
Firs, in importance, is The Irish Difficult
lies. II is said 10 be altogether local al
fair. and confined to Clonmel and Carrick.
The insurgents are said TO lie in the
mountains in considerable numbers, and
have formed themselves into guerilla par.
ties. They had surrounded CarrIck, and
great fears were entertained that al al
tack on that place would be made, but they
finally dispersed without making any de-
mons,ra,on. A large lnrce of English
troops had been sent in pursuit ot The
moun,aiueers who had handed themselves
together, with the determination of captu-
ring or dispensing them, which. from all
appearances. will be Inc eventual result.
Smith O'Brien was TO be taken TO Clon.
mel for trial, and strong guard was de
tailed to convey him 10 that place. h'he
view of preventing any attempt al rescue,
The Rebellion hal not progressed TO any
exlen, since last accounts.
France. 1T is stated that General Ca
vaisnac is gradually decliuing in popularl-
~, and prugnosicallons Of an early tall
from his his b station are freely made
This does not surprise US, as apenpie that
have been struggling so boldly TO throw
OF monarchical shackles, arc MOI likely 10
remain quicscent under strict military rule.
From Tie Charleston Courier. 7m. inst.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA AT
BOSTON.
AT Is minutes past twelve O'Clock yes
terday afternoon. We received from the
,eleeraph office the Information thai the
British steamer Cambria had arrived at
Boston. Her day Of sailing was The 23d
ul,imo.
In tue course Of The evening a despatch
from our correspondent gave US synopsis
of the news she brings, which we insert
below.
Commercial AGairs.
The accounts from the G n,nent with
respect 10 political affairs, still exercise an
injurious influence on the commerce OF
England, leaving trading men in doubt an'i
uncertaintv, always calculated 10 circum
scribe and repress mercantile transactions.
Business generally was consequently Imi-
ted in the manufacturing districts of that
country, and the factories were in most Ca
ses working al short time.
Cotton was inactive. Fair Mobile and
New Orleans have declined an eighth Of a
penny per pound. Other descriptions are
unchanged, but therc was downward
tendency, as holders exhibited an anxious
disposition to part with tber stocks. Fair
aOrieans is quoted at AID; Mobile 4d. and
: pI.li iN'.lt s-S,''H' UGlSS.Ea'sE
Tho Corn market was firm, on account
of the easlerly winds preventing an arri
val of supplies. The Information from
: this side of, the water, however, of large
shipments expected, was calculated TO
check The tendency to any advarce in
prices.
Corn is quoted at 35 10 81; Meal, 10;
Flour 80 TO 33s. 3D.; Wheai 8 TO Q. The
duty OH Wheat was id. and on Flour 3 TO
2s. Sd. The despatch mentions that the
weather was favorable for harvesting.
Political Matters.
The Irish insurgents still foil all efforts
on The part of the British soIdiery and po
lice 10 capture or disperse them, or suppress
the rebellion.
Frankfort has been the scene Of most
saueuinary contest between the people aud
the troops. Thirty barricades were erec-
ted, and most desperately defended; aud
at The last advices the outbreak had not
been suppressed.
The armslicc between Denmark and
Prussia was ratified by the Frankfort AS
sem5ly.
accounts received from Italy speak of
the most dreadful atrocities perpeIraIed 10y
both the Sclian and NeapoliIan armies.
Ii is stated that scenes of cannibalism had
taken plnce almost too horrible for belief.
The dead bodies Of human beings are said
to have been cut 10 pieces, roasted and ca.
ten! We trust that these accounts are eX.
agSeraled.
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
STILL FURTHER BY THE CAMBRIA.
After ten O'Clock last night our vigiian,
agent transmitted US some additional items
Of news received by The Cambria.
Commercial matters in England were
more favorable, there being an improved
ro.i;,n a., tho Innev morkct and ny