Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-20

are dying Of Congestvc, Typhus and Bilious Fevcs.
The present is about gloomy season as Charles
ton ever experienced, in business, health and every
thing. and most sincerely hope never to witness
another like it. There were fire funerals yesterday
from the Roper Hospital, and that may not have
been the highest number in any one day. The Rev.
THOMAS J. You've, Assistant Pastor Mt ST. NIichacls,
died on Monday last, after lingering illness occa-
stoned by Consumption Of the Bowels, which he bore
with much calnncss and christian resignation for
about two months lie was one of our most able and
devoted Ministers, and was almost idolizcd By his
congregation. He died in his 49th year, leaving
wife and three grown up Sons. one of which is in
Prussia and the other in England whittier they went
to complete their education. Mr.. YouSG was ma
tive of Charleston, and graduate Of Yale College,
and combined the fini.led classical scholar, with the
profound Thcolosan.
| CAROLINE DERwoRT, OF the DEnwonr Family,
that have been dcglting our citizens through the
Summer with their Musical Concerts, both vocal and
instrumental, died yesterday Of Yellow Fever at the
residence Of her father, ut the corner of King and
Bcaufain streets. She was Only fifteen years old
and was most beautiful and interesting little girl
She had fine Alto voice, sang most swee,ly, and
performed beautifully OH the Drum and Piano Forte
But her last earthly note is broken BY the still silence
of DEATH her little drum has beat the rcvclc, and
summoned her to another sphcrc-a link in the
family circle is broken, note is missed ut the Con-
cert, while the little warbler has gone to join an i'm
NJ
can never come. She leaves father and two elder
King street sccnz Il Irrue more -1Tvcry sncp me
cool weather commenced; j took stroll this after
noon on this fashionable and business thorouglare
the Broadway Of Charleston, where ] found the
busy throng in large numbers, reminding mic of the
city in her better days. \ smart sprnklinr of
beauty was out, and on occasional dash a, the Fall
fashions would be discovered, as some city ,.lle
brushed bye, or pcercd her pretty face from til.
carriasc window. II would require serelal such
gloomy Seasons as the present to create 4 sensible
dmunition Of the brauty and fashion Of Charleston.
They seem destined to survive the wreck Of more
stable matter, and bloom and flourish in youthful
vigor amid the wear and tear of time, and the ca.
,hrrng niss Of age. II you don't believe mo, just
call at BnowSISG and LEMAS's any sunny afternoon,
and You can judge for yourself ARCHER.
SPECIAL AGENT SENT TO HAvAsA.-It is STA
ted that President Fillmore has dispatched a
special agent 10 Havana, 10 inquire into the
facts with regard to the treatment of the bark
Corneia and The steamship Crescent City, and
if the unofficial accounts should he corrobor-
atcd, he will promptly demand ample satisfnc-
ton, and, if necessary, will enforce the same.
In the meantime, the Crescent City has once
more sailed from New Orleans for Havana, With
the Cuban mails and Purser Smith on board.
If they again refuse to permit her to land at
Havana, she will quietly proceed on her voyage
to New York
FLORIDA ELEcTIeN.-'rbe re,urns from Flor
ida, by way Of Savannah, indicate total over
throw OF the Scott forces throughout the State
and the fact is confirmed by gentleman, just
from Florida, who says the Wings give it up,
and that Governor. members Of Congress and
Legislature are all Democratic. Florida was a
Whig Statc-Srott and Seward have rcvolu-
tionized it, and made it emorratic.-Columbus