Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-21

oDened on tDc=.&Sus ultllllO, anu iuou9lt
many Of Tho members are experienced
theorists, it is thought that The conserva.
lives and moderatrs will be powerful
enough 10 prevent any serious success of
The republican and ultra radical party.
The King opened the Constituent Assem-
bly in person, with speech of no parlicu-
lar Importance. 1t appears tha, lie MA
jori,y Of The people arc new anxious for
the return of The Prince Of Prussia, whom
they believe 10 have been staying at PutS-
dam.
Ii is said that The circle Of Wers;lz had
elected his Royol Ilighness their deputy
to the Constituent Assembly. An address
from the Prince TO The. people of Bolgard
has,hcen published, acknowledging an invi-
Ialion TO his Royal flighness 10 come and
reside anong Them, which he was reluc-
'an,ly compelled 10 decline for the present,
as tie aspercuns made on his character
aud actions required lispresence al Berlin.
The King gave il magnificent banque, on
the 24lh, in honor of Queen Vicluria's
birthday.
AUSTRIA.
Accounts from Vienna inform US that
The Emperor has issued manifesto. dated
from lnnspruck, in which he declares that
an anarchicai faction, supported by The
academic legion and a portion of the
hureler and national guards, had 'ueht tn
deprive him of liberty in order TO enthral
his provinces, and had obliged him either
10 employ frrce or 10 Withdraw from vi
cnna. He preferred The bloDdlcss alterna.
live, and has consequently retired to the
Tyr0l. 1t is his firm resolve moi 10 will
l!aw the concessions which he made his
subiec's in March last, and he will ever
be inclined to iislcn To he reasonable wish
es of the people, bn, they must be legally
sisnilicd and approved by the diets, and
must not be minated by mon with wca
pnus in heir hands.
Iii is intended at Vienna to present a
petition declaring tho ardent loyalty of The
Viennes towards the imperial family, and
imploriug the Emperor to return TO his
capital
IRELAND.
On Saturday last. in Dublin. Mr.. Nit
chcll. convicted Of Treason upon the rre
;':ous evening, was sentenced to II years
transportation, and Immediately removed,
uuIer an escort squadron of cavalry, to Il
steamer Of war. which was in waiting 10
convey him to the convict depot Of Spike
Island, in The Cove Of Cork, his destination
is Bern uda, whittier he has already sailed,
II be iucarceratcd on board dock yard
hulk.
Intense excitement prevailed in Dublin
up 10 Sunday night, but has since given
way to dep and solemn silence, which
denotes sIern preparation and resolve. A
liberal provision will be made by the
nalon for The convict's family.
The w.fo aud children Of Mitchell are
10 be adopted by the people of Irelandand
their comfort and education provided for,
atthe public expense, out Of The subscrip
zion 10 be raised for the purpose. The
types of the United Irshman newspaper
were Immediately seized by the tsoyern-
7 .srv75-, Hn'r MS property seguestrated-lhal
paper is accordingly al an end, but ar
rangemenls are in progress for bringing ou,
a new journal of a similar tendency, under
The sovereign style, lille and dignity Of The
"Irish Fcion."
The language Of John O'Connel, at the
Repeal Association, when urging the
members to adopt the family of Mitchell,
and in expressing indignation against the
Attorney General, was particularly excl.
ring. He called upon all Irishmen never
again To speak 10 The Attorney General,
but 10 spit upon him as he had spit upon
the Calholics-not TO expose Themselves to
be struck down sineIy, bu, 10 band them,
selves together as determined and united
,, lrishmeu.
On Monday evening large assemblage
u: Char'isls collected in Clerkenweli, in
London. but al midnish, they quietly dis
parsed. On "Wednesday evening similar
meetings look place, hut the arrangements
nf 'hc police, aided by demonstration of
the military, were So complete that the mob
whenever it appeared, were as speedily
scattered.
At Manchester. after varinus meetings
| OF conicdcrated clubs and Ciarists a grand
meeting was organized, comprising large
bodies from the surrounding districts, but
tho magistrates issued proclamation for
bidding it.
There can he no doubt that very lcep
sealed misery prevails amongst immense
bodies "I the unemployed people. The
price Of bread is very low, which, doubt.
less, mitigates much distress.
Our Returning EoiMieerS. The SEN
iimen's Of the Subioned article, which we
clip from he Mac Orleans Crcscenr, agree
50 entirely with our own, and its sugges-
lions are so patriotic anil proper. and with
al SO well expressed, that we vii not fore.
80 The pleasures ofinscrling: it and avail
ourselves Of The occasion, again TO press
npon The attention Of our citizens, some
early md appropriate action on the subject.
The Governor of lhe Stale is now here.
aud we all know that he is every really, in
his OIL ia capacity, 10 do any ami every
tlino IN bis power. by virIne of his office.
/" promote the comfort and welfare of our
returning volunteers. We respectfully
suggest some ac'iun in the premises.
Ed. Telegraph.
SOLDIERS COMING HONE. NV that
Peace has been declared. we may expect
IN The course OLA few weeks the re,urn
OF thousands of onr valiant soldiers. That