Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-07
From the Augusta so.astitutionalist.
SEVEN DAYS fiATER FROM
taoyl M EUROPE. q 'eH
80 aeA A fRTTAL or THE q
sqa,,;a. ! STEAMSHIP ,lf t,gig
HI B IL R N L A. a
THE MARKETS.
LIVBRrooL CorToN Ma

week, ,cnutng June II, was, comparatively
quiet bit steady.-Ihc sales of the week
amounted to 10000 bales. The imports
for the same period, Is, bales. The
stock OH hand was $4,000 bales, of
which 4S,sOo were American. OF the
sales during the week, $4,000 were Ia
ken on speculation, and $500 for export.
The accounts from the manufacturing
Districts exhbct but little change, though
the transactions are slightly diminished,
in consequence of the manufacturers as
king higher prices for their goods. Bu-
sincss exhibited n very healthy aspect,
and the markets for cotton and breadsuffs
have maintained more than an average
firmness.
Confidence in the National resources
has been firm throughout the week. The
funds have exhibited an upward tendency
closing firmly on the evening of the / 5th.
FNGLA AND. "a
The steamer Canada arrived. at Liver-
pool on Tuesday morning, the j 9th. The
Caledonia was spoken on Sunday after
noon the 18th and would reach Liverpool
on Tuesday, 10th. as,Ea5 ys
The cholera had again appeared in En-
gland, and at Paris sitswas making the
most frightful havoc, upwards of eleven
thousand deaths having been already oc-
casioncd by il, and in one day poo new
cases, and 600 deaths were reported
Marshal Bugeaud and several other per-
sons of emipence have fallen victims to
the scouragc.. b. .....s,.,.,g ..s.4
The cholera is also raging fearfully in
Silesia, Vienna. Petersburg, and Alexan-
dria and Cairo, in Egypt 6 ~
The British Government rcpudiatcs all
sanction of the proceedings of the French
Government against Rome.
Parliament is engaged in debating the
Canadian Losses Bill, and it has OCCASION
cd much excitement Mr.. Gladstone has
warmly opposed the bill, and Lord John
Russell, in reply to- some of his remarks,
characterised them as iniudicious. and
calculated to encourage the rioters in
Canada.
Smith O'Brien denies tho legality of
the action of the Government IN commu-
ting his sentence to transportation.
The potato rot has again made its APP
pearance in Ireland. ass
The bill for the abrogation of the Ma
vigation Laws has passed the House OF
Lords without material amendment, and
hasrcceived the Royal sanction. 1t goes
into effect on the 1st of January next.
n! h%gHa El2 TRANCE. @ a'tAtaft
On "Wednesday, the 18th, an incipicnt nsur
rection was detected in Paris. About 10000
of the followers of the Mountain Party were
hi fnI h,yA A,.4
it was promptly suppressed by the troops. The
whole number Of the insurrcctionists was sup.
posed to be 10000. Several attempts were
made to erect barricadcs during the evening
but they were invariably frustrated by the
promptitude 9f The military authorities The
Assembly declared itself en- permaaeace, and
posted a decree declaring Paris to be ina state
ofsiege. On Thursday; the alarm had consid
crabiy subsidized, and business, which was en-
q tircly suspended the day previous, was yer, m
generally renewed. AT one time the peril wa.
imminent that there would he n repetition O
the terrible scenes connected with the insilrfec
ton of last Inlyys Tltc affair commenced in ;
demonstration Of tile Red Republicans, Bilicl
was got up as a pretext. Niimerotis arrests
have taken place, including several member
of the Assemby--M. Arago and Ledru Roll
being among the number. The latest accoyr
represent Paris to be entirely Tranquil
tits reported that the City of rheims is ii
full insnrrection, and that it has established
Red Republican Government.
All the Socialist and Red Republican jour
nails in Paris have been suppressed except tn
National" 49, "a = - ~
EULoGY ON Mn PoLK.-The Balti
more Sun says, George III. Dallas ha
been chosen, by Che democratic citizen
of Philadelphia, to pronounce an EulogI
on the life and character Of the late ex
President of the 4Unitcd States, Jamc
X. Polk. gS ssesssa @ets
WAR OF AsNExATIoN.-Ba Battle, First
The Independent, a weekly paper pub
lished in Quebec. contains the followin,
,warlike statement 'sf1T6
81 i'a0n Friday yllast, 1.-THE ordinary ses
sion of the City Council one of the mem
bers proposed emotion, Of the fiature Q
which we arc igneaant, but which ssss.oti.
Ger member objected to, reniarking at tn
co,,o firas q, %, 4ssst