Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-05

serious Importance; although iullY awaited
il has touched acutely the members of The
provisional government; after all inter.
view. in which were exchanged the noblest
expressions, they in a body accompanied
this representative Of the great nation to
The threshold of the Ho:el de Vile, as
proof of the cordial affection which must
aver exis, between The American and
French republics.
The whole OF The Colonels Of the lOSIh
md 7stn, says Paris paper, were nearly
all MASSACRE ed by their own men, for refu-
ing 10 march against The Tuilleries. The
,,aace of the TaiIleries has been converted
,nt1 Hospital, uuder the name OF LIE
Hotel d'InvaIids.
Arrival of the Ex-King of France aud
he Queen of the French al New Haveu.-
Hnds seton, March 3l.-We had the plea
-nrc in announcing the safe arrival OF the
Ex king and Queen Of the French. The
King in landing, was dressed in a green
blouse and blue overcoat, borrowed Of the
captain The Express.
The King had not, in fact. change of
clothing The Elk King and Queen had
for some days been moving from farm
house to farm, in the nieehborhood Of
Trefor. They were nearly exhausted by
fatigue. aud 90 his arrival The King stated
thai night or two back he thought 10
have given himsclfup
Louis Philippe and the Elk x,Quecn, with
a 'uale and ftmale attendant, who had du-
rins The week constituted the suite Of their
royal master and mistress, embarked on
board French fishing boat, near Trepor,.
with the intention Of attempting to cross
The chanue.
at sea the party was picked up by the
Express, Southampton and liavre steam
boat, which Immediately sleered for New
! Haven, oft which harbor she arrived al z
O'Clock IN The morning.
On landing the ex king and queen were
welcomed by the Inhabitants. nearly the
whole Of whom had he qualification Of
being shaken by tie hand Of Louis Phil
!ippa Her halesiy's first act was to des-
patch d messenger 10 Brighton 10 procure
the attention Of Mr. Packhouse; the second
TO write a letter to our gracious sovereign,
communicating intelligence of her arrival.
PARIS, March 9.
Our latest accounts from Paris represent
the city as tranquil, but the financial crisis
still continues uuabaIcd, aud some erni-
nent houses are spoken of as heing in diff
cullies, bul no further failures have been
announced. The funds have fallen con
sideraby. On the Sli. The Three per
ceui funds opened al so faanrs. aud after
having been doue al as francs closed at
47f. whilst the Five per cents opened at
85 francs. done a, "a, aud closed at 75f.
There was no lumuli or q citation. AL was
sad aud gloomy. Alen came and offered
Itheir securities for money ouly, at what
ever price they could GET it,ibut scarcely a
buyer could be found. ..,::,.ss
Il Numerous lipioa,a nc fsp5t1 1tinsnisare
aanopaces 651oI are Eyiidevaiiaifs
a''s
q; Spain.
i nc coming excite
great at-atteu,ion. The GGvernment aw are
ofthe serious importance of this matter,
were preparing for The crisis.
Or the 10Th The papers say that the
Duke d'Aumale aud Prince de Joinvile
arrived oil that port and rade comm nui-
cations with Admiral Baudin, whnlhroush
telegraph, applied 10 government for in.
s;ruciuns. The admiral, it was said had
been authorized to place n vessel al the
| 1posal OF The Prince 10 carry them ~herev-
er they pleased.
A correspondent at Coloene writes tha,
the iuddle CLASSES of Prussia, as IN the
Rhineish States, are dalcrpired to achieve
political Independence, aud have vuice
in soverIru=ni. They are peaceful and
devotedIy attached 10 ne government, bnt
firTIy assert their rights.
The resignation of Priuce Meueruicl1 is
an .nunceJ for certainty in Paris. On
the S:a Inc news Of events in Paris caused
ccrslernaIiun q, Rheims. Thora was
craarl rsanci; Of ali The ministers. The
news Of ihe event was despatched 10 ali di
iccrlnns. Tie FroLcG Ambassador al vi
enoa is said to have tainted on hearing the
news. Dhirty thousand troops are to ad-
vance 10 italy ,"iinnat dsloy. Al Munich
risiIn has aSeu place. anu a constitution
extorlrd from the king al the point Of the
bagone; i:seIf.
The JssuiIs alarmed by the demonstra.
lions made against them by The people.
have already quilted The city Of Turin.
The Journal Of Turin fully appreciates the
tendency d! the French Revolution, en-,
couraene the king TO put himself at the
heal of the national forces to effec, lhe
salvation of Italy.
Adviccs from Genoa announced the
arrival of an American squadron in that
port. The latest advices from Italy stated
tina, the king has once more violated his
solemn promise, and has carried fire and
sword into The city of Mesma, which had
been bonbarbed forty hours by royal
troops. The Punto Franco is almost en-.
tirely burned down, causing loss Of Ten
millions Of francs. is said that the Mes.
sinese have attacked the citadel of lha.
city and laken it by fnrce.
The Pope DepOsed A rumor is given
in the foreign intelligence which we pub.
li>hed by The Cambria, hat The Pope of
Rome had been 'deposcd." We can hard