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

'ei iethaiuitiS douul nUteen minutes Wild
out giving any signal whateverlhe man in
attendance above was induced 10 dlaw
him up, which he did. and found him life.
less, or nearly so. Every means were
promptly resored tootorestore life, but all
without effect. Itsmaybe proper here 10
say, ihat had there been any defect in the
apparatus. or had;he dssiredlo come TO the
surface, he could doso3of his own accord,
without The assistance Of the one abuve.
Correspondence Of theaC Char. Courier,
WAsHIseToN, March %.
The Senate Committee. appointed to
inquire in what manner, and though " hat
form the confidential documents. relating
10 tho Treaty with Mexico were .divulged,
were again in session yesterday and TO day.
Il appears that the newspapers al the
North give daily reports of motions and
votes in secret session on the Treaty-thai
The provisions oflhe Treaty aud passag ges
from the documents accompanying it,
were occasionally published tho
Treaty. as ratified by The Seuate and
approved by The Senateaand approved by
The President was -pubished-and. after a
while, the correspondence accompanying
il was made public, and in more than one
paper q, The same-time. sra +;
A witness was examined who stated
tha, he sent the Treaty 10 the New York
Herald. WheIher he sent the correspon-
dence do not knowsihats slieSwas called
upon 10 state. He Answered some ques,
tions, and exculpated2 The Senators Clerks
and Printers from The suspicionsi ifial he oh
lained5 the s ratified ,eeaty from any OF
them. He refused y o answer shen he
was asked WHETHER ;he proc cured il from
ashe State Department. ttna conseq nee
statlls lbe contgg i ~, Sai,d ny Others were
H., Z, sas.F caliislfof rom
as, .,,a uepa, - :. Mas me wlsn' no
Rncnnan h;mselc--osr,;o,',sHI. % 80 W. mi' W.:
Wines wbo had sen, ,ho T.as,a :, = .se - :
!. H,roI1,,, ras we'll Iao,.o : - L t..se e
dsn,;oI noIi,;cal fr;snd and Il = fash sYhha
T and f,,;l;.r ;n,.r.o,s,a I III ~ "a. oeI'
a"s g. ,.aI;nssss. WI ~. '.c'i'
,a "" ,ha % snh;sa, h",,.ase oa1o nas arlsen
,ha M hs,J nr ,,a CO., 1 m... ,ssluso' ana
G,rnsr r heinz n,nch t;n.ansaJ pI.'.'eu.-.ne :.
,nulg.,iou w. IF ,hs d,nn,u.n,a ."e p,o,
hav;no asser,ed sIso rho, ,ho;, 49,, a"u
nnbIici,y will defearibe rs,;Gco,ion ar 'ho 20
Tre,,v bv Mex;co "A, ,ha,o :. ~ ,ns
;o the Se,are n comne,' ,y;,nass r.'
swer the questions mi 70 him !, s.sms u
ro,v have dronncd'. Tho :. H.ro1,r, aaon,
and caIIed nm rhe CIa.Es of ,ho Co. ~
n.r,r,.n, ,r so,,e toc ,han :,
that a certain number of nr;n,e,f COMES If
The oririnaI nroiec, and corre,nnndsoca
acomnsny;no !, ,yere son, >, ,ha S,a,ons
n,r;menr and the oliginal. mnst h.re 49, hasn M
there, and COMES were made ,here. @ Iv" n",
:, 10 .,;I ,b,, ,II ,h.sa .nn;o. naao .ne.s' "u'
rod a Cnr A da;Iv ,ran,or;n r. r. ~" ~. I.on E.oo"
,;v. I',n.r al nr,bs sana,. u,h;,o ~ M H. 49, 49,
70 wss "ndsr cnnsiSsr.,;o" WIN. ,r,. ,"' .on, n,'a
,Is Pres;isn, Ths Msa,a .,r;as. "a. s'n. ~
f,se,t ond inevnIicah,s W., on,oI; Vii
ra,es !, more is thnt tIe eonv nnblished in
The Herald contains IynorrapbicaI errors
he which i, copld RE- i;nJa ni;faJ with ~.
n;as nr;n,,L FIR ,ha canG ,Ian,;oI ,aa nr ,ho
xs Exsrn,;ys ] and nd .."'' or ,ha,Sana,o use u '"'
au, m imnor,ence would ho ,u.cboa
10 the publication bwConnress Inn, for
the use sought 10 be made Of +, in hos,iIi,y
TO Mr.. Buchnun. Il was very certain ,bs,
no movement, was made in the Senate for
an investigation for some time after the
publication, "a nd then onJy upou rbe s,,pres.
lion, and with The belief rtar the Teve.
la,ions had come from the State De.
par,ment.
MIR. Buchpau was yerv busu in and I,
bout the Senate CHAMBER. calling out.
and copversins with The Senators.
The slavery question "a connected with
The Oregon bill, was;;dIseps,ed in the House
IN dav. "
The members of the Honse manifested