Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-06
Dark Corner, Jan. 26, 1856.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

HALIrAY, Jan. 81.
COMMERCIAL IyrELLlGEScE.-'Thr Liverpool
Cation Market had advanced from lSi per
H. and the sales had comprised during The week
5S,O0D bales, of which exporters took 5000 and
SnrruIo,nrs 5000 bales, leaving $4,000 bales Of
nil descriptions to the lradr. The Siocl; OF Cot
tnu on hand was SIC, 900 bales including 200 900
American.
The announcement By the London Times that
RUSSIA had uncondinnally Y accepted The Austrian
propusals. has caused great excitement, bat 4
Government despatch next day stated that Rus
sin only accented the Austrian proposals as 4
ba>i, of negotiations. Confidence is slightly
relaxed, and the public is less >anguinc. Many
think tla, Russia merely accepts these proposals
to prulonr negotiations aud 10 gain time.
Previous To the announcement nf Russia 5
acceptance of the pence proposals, the Vienna
paurrs represented affairs us IN al alarming con-
dillon. II was stated that the Austrian Embas-
sv had received orders to quit 81. Petersburg.
The facts connected with the proposals are lEat
EsterIlazy had handed the note 10 Ncssclrode.
saving that he was not authorized To enter mo
discussion. bat il the note was not accepted un-
cumiilinnaIIy before The 18th, he and the Aus
trian Embassy must leave ST. Peter burg. II"
prevent this, NcSSclrode communicated direct 10
Prince Gu:l<chakuG ut Vienna. who had Il talk
with Count Buol, nho produced Il urmoranuIni
expressing the general inc'Inaliun Of kussia 10
negotiate, but proposing certain alterations
Count Buul received tic document, but is II
did not cunan IN unconditional acceptance
Austria could not reply without conference
with Frauce and England The Am bassldors of
these Powers accordingly sent TO London and
Paris for instructions, and the reply was received
that the Western Powers had no motive to
chance their decision already carefully consider
cd. and further that il Russia did no: accept by
the 18th, Count Esrrhazy and the Austrian le-
ra,ion wond leave and Austria would lmmedl-
atrIv seek 10 obtain the assured cooperation oil
other powers.
The Russian Embassy Ind been ordered t"
I,aye Vienna during the week and extreme ap-
prehension existed at Vienna, but on the 10th
line apprehension subsidcl by m announcement
lha, Russia agrees 10 negotiate on the terms
proposed. .-,:.,.u:
gcnre. u,,,
The Presidents Message is generally regarded
favorably in England. Even Tie a:Illnde lis,
sumcd with regard 10 Central America Is not
objected TO-. Nobody seem to apprehcnd dill
rulty between he two countries.
The bullion in the Bunk of England has de-
creased $4,000. .
Breadslutls had considerably declined Ohio
had declined, and was worth 42S. per l96 lbs.
White Corn was lower, and Mixed wis worth
.lOs. per 4SO lbs.
Pork. Beef, ard Bacon were quiet and lower:
Lard WAS quoted at G7s. per cw. Sugars had
advanced Naval Stores had declined Kosln
was worth 45s Cd per ewt. SPLITS Of Iurpen-
tine commanded 36s. per cwl.
ACCIDENT AND WONDERFUL ESr"RAScE.-Thc
Grand Rapids Enquirer states I on Wedncs-
day last serious accident occurred in the town
of Paris, about six miles from that city
young man, aged Is years, son o. Lr. Nicholas
Carlton. was cIlopping down tree, i'll company
with another yoniig man. As The tree was fa!'-
inr il struck another tree, and swerved from the
pnsiton in which it was expected to fall, strIXl'lS
younr Carlton. knocking him down. crushing his
rirh, arm TO Jelly, and The butt of The tree, a
foot thick resting on his head, forcing the latter
into the ground. The skull was somewhat frac-'
turcd. but strange to tell, tile head was cnmpar-
aliyely uniniured The young man with MIN
chopped off the log, and .endeavorcd to roll it
off Cartons head, all the time supposng the
.lutter 10 be deud but he could not move the log,
aud was forced to 90 Il mile ard half 10 obtain
assistance. When the log WAS rolled away,t
was ascertaned that Carlton WAS alive. Lie
was accordingly conveyed home. The follow
ing day his urn was amputated, and he is likely
10 recover.
'IcE TO SIBERIA-We learn that vessel from
Boston, with cargo Of nee, consigned to Mr..
Badger, of this city, is ice.bound in the river,
about ten miles below this city! The captain
of the vessel managed to make his way upto
Richmend on Saturday, and after witnessing the
rclrigeralng scenes presented to his aslonlsIIed
vision, hereabouts, vowed that he would never
auain undertake to bring Il cargo of ice to the
sunny South."-Richmond Wing.