Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-15
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

DAL1SMOR1
The U. S. Mail steamer Pacific has arrived at
New York, having left Liverpool on the 25th
Jan. Sales Of Cotton since the 2lst, $4,000
bales, of which spectators took 1000 and en-
porters 1000. Decline one.eighth. Fair Or
leans, 6Id; Middling, S.; Fair Upland Cd; Mid
ding, So
Flour has advanced Cd to Is. Ohio, as.
White Wheat, lbs. 4d. Corn firm and holders
ask u large advance.
Consols had huctuatod from 80 and closed
at 81 Is.
The Cars answer to the note Of the Four
Powers, is passive but leaves hope of peace.
The excitement at st. Petersburg is tremendous
1t is rumored that body Of Russians have cross
ed the Danube.
The Clipper ship Red Jacket arrived at Liver
pool from New York in thirteen days.
The Africa arrived out on the 23i. The At
lantic had arrived with portion Of the persons
rescued from the San Francisco. The new iron
emigrant ship Taylor, bound from Liverpool
to Melbourn, Australia, was wrecked on Dublin
bar and four hundred persons perished.
There had been no fighting on the Danube
since the last accounts Active warike prepa-
rations continue. l he allied fleets were last
steering Sor Batoun. The Russian fleet was also
st sea.
The London Times says the Car did not pro-
ceed to extreme lengths on hearing of the en-
trance of the allied fleets into the Black Sea-
He replied by asking Turkey whether the fleets
would maintain strict neutrality or side with
Turkey.
A despatch from Vienna says the Gar will
contemptuously refuse the last note OF the Four
Powers, and will refer Turkey to Gotschakolf
for further particulars, and will refuse to abate
title of Menchikoff7s demands.
The French Government believes that the
people will force the Gar formally to declare
war. It is rumored that Nesselrode has resign
ed and his resignation been accepted.
Mr.. Mason has presented his credentials to
the French Emperor.
A regiment of Cristain Cossacks left Constan-
tnope on the Sth to join Omar Pasha.
1t is stated that Russia demands of Denmark
to take one side or the other, and also objects
to the purchase from the latter, of q Naval De-
pot by Prussia.
CUBA-An impression is rapidly beginning
to pervade the minds of public men in Washing.
ton, that we are destined, ere the close of the
present session of Congress, to receive tenders
from Spain for the sale Of Cuba. This idea is
based on the belief that the talked of coup d. eLat
at Madrid will surely soon come off; to be
followed by any thing but very friendly rela-
tons between Spain and England for some
time, and by such state of affairs throughout
the country, as will render it necessary for the
concentrationat home of nearly all the troops
the new Spanish government may have at CON-
mand.
The new government too, are expected to
want money. While it is well known that at
this time Spain cannot borrow n dollar from
any of the capitalists of the Old World: it is
also conceived among members of Congress,
that really revolutionary government there
will find it even more difficnlt to obtain funds
on the other side of the Atlantic, while the
prejudices of European stock jobbers run so
strong against violent changes in governmental
affairs any where. We-may not inappropriately
add also, that the dread of the final success Of
American fllibustering, backed, or rather pro-
ceded by the unanimous efforts of the Cubanos
to thgow OFF the Spanish yoke, is supposed
likely greatly to incline The expected new Span
ish government to the slle Of the island to the
United States These are views which men,
bers of Congress are adopting; obtaining them
through intercourse with intelligent gentlemen
residing here, who are connected with various
European legations or embassies.
SAD hccDEYT-A young man by the name
of w. IL Kelly, a carpenter by trade, was killed
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