Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-08-11
From the South Cdrolinian.
FOR EIGN NEW S.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRI.4

ii""y hISut we received the fol-
loving despatch, which we issued in our
extra ON Saturday morning to our town
subscribers:
The most cheering intelligence is the
continued advance in cotton, which has
not only gone up one-eighth since the
last steamer, but is still rising.
In consequence of the advance in the
raw material and a CONSUMPTION Greater
than ever known, the words of the de-
spatch,J spinners have advanced a half.
penny on the price of their goods.
Parliament has been proropued until
the 9th August. The Cholera is raging
badly in London. A severe f;pht 90.
CURED in Ireland between a party of
Catholics and orangemen, in which fifty
were killed and wounded.
No material change has taken place in
the political condition of France.
The Hungarians have gained other VIC
tones over the combined army of Austria
and Russia. '
The belief exists that the Pope will
soon return to Rome.
Since then we have received the fol-
lowing additional items of the news:
From the Baltimore Sun, Aug,lse 8.
England. THE Parliament is to be
prorogued on the 9th of August. The
motion which Lord Brougham previous
ly announced his intention of making in
reference to the French expedition at
Rome, was laid on the Peers table on
Friday. The resolutions embraced a
wide range of subjects, and implied direct
censure on the foreign policy of the gov
ernment. Of this fact it is understood
that the ENJOYS and agents of Northern
Italy and Sicily win be duly notified.
During the last week there were 3se
deaths of cholera reported in London,
double the number of the preceding week.
Along the whole of the southern coast it
israging IN avery malignant form, and
the mortality is very great. At Liver.
pool the diaease is rapidly increasing.
Ireland.-This country continues pen.
orally exempt from the scourge of c6ol-
era. ss ssS ,4a.sf
On the 9TH Of July q very serious eel :
lision took place between party of ar
med Orangemen and party of Catholics
near Castle william. The Orange party
having celebrated the day at Tallymore,
while passing defile called Eaiiyy's Brae.
on their way home. found themselves
waylayed and all the passes and surroun-
ding bills occupied by innumerabl Ro-
man Catholics, armed with picks and fire.
arms, plainly contemplating a general
massacre. The Protestants, aided by a
small police and the military, stood upon
the defence. They succeeded, after a
short struggle, IN forcing their way thro'
the pass. In the contest forty or fiftv
persons are said to have been killed and
wounded on both sides much the grea-
ter number being Roman Catholics. Thir.
ty-eight Catholics were taken prisoners.
The Cork Examiner alluding to the
potato crop. says that the disease has
certainly appeared in a few fields, but II
isequally certain that the general crop is
safe. ~
FrGnce.--The committee of the Leeis,
lative Assembly to which the question OF
prorogation was referred, has come to
the unanimous decision of recommending
that the Assembly should be nrorogued
from the 18th of August to the 18th Of
October. ~ e bR9a
The Nationelle announced that the
Prince of Canine, son of Lucien Bona
parte, and ex-President of the Roman
Constituent Assembly, had been arrested
by order of che Government.
1t is said that, having claims against
his cousin, Louis Napoleon, for money
lent in aid of his election, the Prince came
to France to demand It, the cousins con.
duct against Rome having stirred up his
anger. The Prince, however, it IS be-
Esved. will moi be imprisoned, but forced
to embark either for England or Amsri-
ca. fssN ~ 6{gf EEa y s15.R
The election to fill the S5 vacancies In
the Legislative Assembly, has turned out
much morasfavorable to the Government
than was anticipated With one excsp.
ton, all Of the newly elected members
viii support the government as long as
majority holds together. m - $50 3
The questions Of a Consulate for life
the Empire~--Henry the Fifth, and the
Count dc Paria4s~arn openly discpsssG h