Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-11-20
Arrival of the Cambria.
New York, Nov, ID.

Inc COmDrla arrived at boston this MORN
ing, and her mails have gone South. Bar
ing's Circular quotes American Stocks as
Inactive, U. S. Skies of 1862, lOOO-1-2 n
lO3.. Bonds of 1867, l04 alO5t. Coupon
bonds, 1868, IL l12, &c. &c. &c.
Business looks gloomy, and nearly all the
orders in the hands Of the manufacturers
have been suspended.
The Socialists in England: are furious
against Kussult, buearc fearful to give en-
pTession to their sentiments. The eFren.h h
are about To lombard Nabahi in Morocco, on
account of arefusal by the Emperor TO COM
pensatc French merchant for pillagcd pro-
perty. s
A free passage was offered to Kossuth on
the steamer Washington and accepted. Her
departure is deferred to the l4th to- allow
Kussuth to attend the Polish and Hungarian
ball on the ] l3lh.i i'.s.s.s 2+sfg:s@t5ez
A compromise is expected between the
French President and the majority of the As.
sembly. NJ. 2Corbin has refused to accept
the Office of Minister of Justire. The Presi-
dent was about to make IN appeal to the As
sembly to hasten the Presidential election
The new Ministry caused great dssatisfac-
retire before the meeting Of the Assembly.
The Minister of War has issued an address
to the army, urging them to sustain the laws
and repress rebellion.
Spain has sent hundred pieces of artillery
to Havana for armatncnts of the forts along
the coast of Cuba.
An extensive conspiracy has been detected
among the nobility Of ST. Petersburg against
the Emperor, and IL number Of the implicated
have been arrested.
Kossuth's reception in London was of the
most ilattering character, his passage through
the city being Il continued triumph. A large
crowd gathered about the Times office, and
burnt copies Of that paper. Great prcpara-
tions were making ut Liverpool for his re-
ception. An enthusiastic monster indignation
meeting was held on the 3lst in favor of
Kossuth, and against the Times. Lord
Dudley Stuart will deliver an address OIL the
occasion Of his reception.
EXPLOSION, ATTENDED WITH LOSS OF LIFE.
AN accident occurred on our Rail Road,
on Friday night last, says the Charleston
Courier, of Nov. II, which, we are sorry 10
say, caused the death Of three individuals in
the service Of the company.-The new To-
comotivc, James J.. Peligru, to which was
attached the night train of Freight and pas
senger Cars, in which were several Passcn-
gers, left Hamburg for this city on their way
down. When in the vicinity of White Ponds,
about II miles this side of Aiken, the boiler
of the locomotive exploded which caused the
instantaneous death of Mr. Philip Scholle,
the Engineer, and the two Firemen in atten-
dance, viz Frederick Kruse and B. Brother.
The bodies Of these unfortunate men were
thrown some distance from the track, and
and were dreadfully multated. The boiler
head was found about 400 yards distant from
the scene of disaster.
Scholle and Kruse were connected by
marriage, and we learn are both men of fami-
ly. The remains of the unfortunate dead
were brought to the city on Saturday. and
buried yesterday afternoon. None of the
passengers were injured.
We understand that horse on one of the
cars was also killed. Three of the cars were
seriously damaged, and the telegraph posts
and wires injured.
SHARKEY's IysTRUcTloSs.-The Washing
ton correspondent ofthe Baltimore Sun says:
Instructions have been sent to Judge
Sharkcy requesting him to repair Immediate
" to IIIavana. The tyrannical treatment to
Thrashcr has induced the Government to
hasten the departure of the American Consul
to Cuba. Judge Sharkey has been instructed
to shy to the Captain General that Mr.. Thras-
her is an American citizen and that he must
be released from prison instanter. Mr.. Crit
tenden's despatch was TO the point. The
Spanish Ambassador has been notified that
such instructions have been sent to Consul
Sharkcy, and he hns been requested to for
ward said instructions 10 the court of Mad,id
MISSISSIPPI ELEcTIoS-A despatch from
Louisville, dated Sih inst, states that Foote'S
majority will be from two to three thousand
Three union Congressman are already known
to be elected. There will be decided
Union majority in the House of Representa-
tives. The result in regard to the Senate is
yet somewhat in doubt. Parties it is be-
licved will be pretty closely divided.
NEGROES IN OEEeoN-Thcre is territorial
law in Oregon prohibiting the bringing or
coming Of negroes into the Territory. In q
recent case against one Vanderpool, brought
before Judge Nelson, this law was enforced,
aud the negro banishcd from the State,