Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-10


, lie and Protestant. -.
Charles Albert. King Of Sadinia, bort
October 2, l79S.5 Ascended the throne
April 81, 1881, aged 80. Government
Absolute Monarchy. Population, a..
100000. Territory $3.50 So. miles
Religion, Catholic.
{. Leopold H., Grand Duke of Tusca.
ny, born October 8, 1897, ascended The
{ Throne June 18, 1924, aged 26. Coz
eminent, Absolute. Population, |, 1885,
7s5. Territory, $500 square miles
Religion, Catholic.
Plus ] x. Pope Of Rome, is the tenn
poral Sovereign of the. States Of the
Church. Born Dec. %, 1892. Was
elected by the College Of Cardinals,
June 2l, 1916, at the age Of 81. Elcc-
tive Sovereignty. Population, .2,732,>
436. TerriIorys.17,o4s square miles.
Religion, Catholic.
ferdinand H., King Of the Two ST.
Giles, born January IL, 1910, assembled
the throne Nov. Sih, 1880, at the age
20. Government, Limited Monarchy,
with Council. Population, 7,975,s5Q.
itory,4l,53l square miles,, ,Reli-
gion. Catholic. f -. j ~ ~;
There, are also Duchies in Italy:
Parma, HModena ,sand Massa; and the
Principally yof Monaco. Neither should
we forget the small Republic of San.
Marino, in, Italy, with 1000 iRllabitants
that Of Alldorre, in the Pyrenees,
with 1000 inhabilants--apd that Of the.
Ionian Islands, with 2o8, LOO. .sinhabilr
ants, in the Mediterranean, under Brit
ish protection ,si''ii ;a;
Ohio, King of Greece, was born June
1, 1915. He ascendcd the throne May
z, 1882, aged II The G Goyernmen, IS IS
a limited Monarchy, the population $780,,
0Oo' Territory, .10,2o6 square miles
Religion, Greek Church. 3 s. .5,.fi. I,
Abdul iMed]id,. the Sultan Of Turkey;
was born April 20, He ascend
ed the abronesJnly 1, 1889, aged I 6ss-i
Absolute Monarchy. Population, o.
545, 900. Territo!Y,.- I8a a,,.sss s.
miles Ressizgg ReligsiiTzigyt outline possesses unu-s
suai interest, at The present lime. and;
will be foundsusefnlsasa mattes5of refer
ence. Phil. Inquirer.
JEFFERsoM's OsiSioN oFeTHE BoUR>;
Boss.-Louis XVl.iwas faolfofmy own
knowledge, and despite OF the answers
made for him on ibis trial. The King of
Spain was a fool, and Of Naples the same.
They passed their lives in hunting; and;
despatched two couriers week one thou-si
sand miles let each other know The gamo
they had killed the proceeding da5s.-The,
King of Sardinia was fool. The Queen
of Portugal "a, Braganza). was an idiot BY
uature, and so was The King Of Denmark:
their sous. as Regents, exetcsed the pow
ers of government. The*King of PRUSSIA
the successor of Frederick the Great, was
a mere hog in body as well as in mind.
Gus,ayus of Sweden. and Joseph Of Aus
tria were really crazy, and George OF.
England was in strait waiscoat. There
remaiues none but old Calharine of BUS
sia, who has been too lately picked up
10 have los, her common seuse.oAB this
sta,e Bonaparl found Europe, and twas
This state Of rulers W bich lost il with scarce
a struggle. The animals had become
without mind and powerless, aud so wall
every hereditary monarch be after few
generations.
"An,l so endelt, the hook ol,kings, from
all of whom The Lord deliver u.s." -
CONFIDENCE IN THE PeoPLE.-Whe
The revoIutionisls who won the Republic
for France, had forced their way into the
Palais Royal, and had reached the apart,
menls of Gen. ADlhalin, one Of Louis Phi
lippe's aids de camp, they encountered The
Generals lady, woman of diguifed de-
pertinent and stature, whom the General
had espoused for her rare beauty, being
but the daughter Of poor fisherman ol
Granville. s.My friends" she exclaimed
~ trust you have 30. come here 10 offel
any injury to myself er. my husband. an
mol one Of your fine LADIES'. bur a daughtel
ofthe people; l throw myself then, conf.
DENLY, on-yOur pToieCliohs - DuI-h WI
not leave MY husrand;, he is confined tc
his bed by yiHness." The band were struck
with the boidness of the appeal. They
repaired to the Generals chamber, placed
him in an armchair. and headed by lhi:
daughter OIL The people, they conveyed him
10 a friends house. in the neighborhood.---
On reaching bis destination, the Genera
recsllee,ed leaving sum Of 100000 (s2,'
: 5O0D IN notes and gold, in his desk. He
handed the key Of the desk 10 a working
man in a blouse, whom he did mol know
An hour after, the man returned with ,eyi
cry sou Of. the money. This is by nc
means a solitary instance Of the disinter
esle,lLess and nobility Of mind displayed
by rhe people during these most glorious
three days. -. z ..,...,.f.. q. !.
"A FACE PaEss.-The secret police ha'
been aoolishedin all the Austrian provin
5 ces. The: :functionaries are prohibited Il
) emplop spies, since the free press will no
: failto reveal dangerous conspracies ant
i plols, if any exist. ;.ss ~
!. dor;nn nyocIamaii has been issuet