Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-31

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ADDITIONAL News BY THE CALEDONIA.
Yesterday morning we received the fol-
lowing additional news by the telegraph:
BALTIMORE. May %.
In France tranquility prevails. An elec-
ton riot in Romen had been quleIied al
ter mauv had been killed.
The National Convention assembled on
the 4th NJ. Puynau. as censor, Inc chair.
The members Of the provisional Govern
meut entered. and were received win ap'
plause. NJ. Dupon, de IFure made an
address resiguing The pow wers of The Gov
ernmcul 10 the Convention. n President
was TO be elected Oh the 9Th. aud there
was no doubt OF The choice falling on Las
nartnr.
The Chartisl movements were coninu>
ing throughout Great Britain.
Mehement Ali is reported 10 be dying.
, In Ireland u reconciliation has taken
place between O'Brien aud O'Conueil
They spoke aud shouk hands publicly.
A public address had been issued by lea
ders of both parties. urging The union OF
the people in the great question of Repeal.
Spain is repor,ed 10 Ge quiet.
Hoslilities continue in lIols,ein. The
Danes were re:reatiug before The army Of
the Confederation.
Frichlful disorder exists in Posen.
The Austrian Constitution was pro-
claimed on the 23d, amid reincnsS.
The Aus,riaus have gained slight advan-
,ages over the Italians and Sardlnians'
and were about attacking Verona. Sraso
submi ted.
Venice is Observation-Disclosures by an
Austrian squadron.l The English Con-
sal had flrd from Venice befnre a mob,
excited in consequence of England not
recognising The Republic. .-Char. Mercury
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r.ah,.ao arr;voJ yesterday afternoon at
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Warm and somewha, desul,orv discussion
oo Thursday. on the necessity f,r The un-
qualified adoption by the Assembly of The
RenubIic with these wards
.Ci,izsn Represenrotives.-The people
demand that the members of the Provi
sional Government have the goodness to
present themselves 10 them on tho porrico
of Tie Palace (Chamber,) and tha, the Ma.
.,ronal Assembly have The goodness 10 ac,
company lheu.'
This proposition was received with loud
exclama,ions, in which cheering vastly
predo Minated When silence was in some
degree restored, General Counais added
In consequence. propose that the Provi-
sional Government and the citizen repre-
sentatvcs proceed to the porlico Of the
Palace
This took place about half pas, 5 o'clk.
have not time for further description.
The Republic was procloimed and accept
cd unequivncally by the National Assem-
bly, in the presence of2O0,O ,OOO of the peo-
pie Of Paris. Woe TO those or 10 any class
who shall occasion doubts OF the sincerity
OF that accepIatlon. hear az every side
TO day, to ret:act is impossible The
slightest appearance Of reactiou will raise