Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-25
Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, July 15.-The steamer Amer
lea arrived here to-day, with dates from
Liverpool to the 4th inst.
Revolutionary movements had occurred
in Naples. A party of insurgents seized
steamer, and proceeded to the Island of
Fonseca, and liberated 800 prisoners. The
steamer was afterwards captured by frig-
-ate. Many arre,ts have been made,
ENGLAND I'm Parliament the bill for
the redemption of the Sound Dues passed
on the second reading.
The American merchants at Liverpool,
gave banquet on the 4th of July, to the
officers of the U. States frigato Niagara
FRANoE.-Gcn. Cavaignac is officially
announ, ed as the opposition candidate cleo
ted from Paris.
Adyices from Kabyles announce more
victories by the French. troops. They are
now masters of the whole country. 4
A depression i'll the Paris Bourse had
given rise to the rumor that the Govern
ment contemplates raising a new loan, but
it is believed to be unfounded.
The recent conspiracy of the Italians
against the 'ife of Napoleon, is more serious
than first supposed. Twenty conspirators
have been arrested.
SPAIN.-Therc is nothing now regard
ing the Spanish Mexican question.
Paris advccs state that further insubol-
dination had been developed in the province
of Mairscine, and two hundred arrests had
been made.
In Genoa large numbers of musllets with
ammunition, had been found and seized.
BELGIUM.-The diplomatic difficulties
between Belgium and Turkey continued
The Belgium Minister is charged with stir
ring up agitation in the Principalitics He
had demanded his passports, and the affair
would likely assume an.important character
CnINA.-There is nothing important
from China. No important operations
would be undertaken until after meeting
between Lord Elgn, Baron Gros and Sir
John Browning.
COMMERCIAL liverpool, July A.
Cotton generally unchanged, with slight
advance in some descriptions. Sales for
the week SO 900 bales
DIpLoMATIC APPOINTMENTS The fol-
lowing Diplomatic and Consular appoint
ments have been made by the President.
Richard Kiddcr Meade, of Virginia
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister pleni-
potcntiary to the Empire of Brazil, in place
of William Trousdale, of Tennessee, the
present incumbent,
Benjamin t. Angel, of New York, Min
lister Resident to Sweden, in place of Fran
cis Shredder, of Rhode Island, recalled at
his own request.
Mirabeau B. Lamar, of Texas, Minister
Resident to the Argentine Confederation,
in place of James A, Pcdcn, of Florida, the
present incumbent.
Wyman B. s. Moor, of Maine, CONSUL
General for the British North American
Provinces, from the 1st of September next,
in place of Israel ID. Andrews, of Maine,
resigned
William Trevitt, of Ohio, Consul at Val
paraiso, to fill an existing vacancy
Henry Owner, of California, Consul at
Tahiti, (Society Islands,) in place of Will
liam III. Kelley, of Massachusetts,, the pres
ent incumbent.
John Il. Portoous, of South Carolina,
Consul at Oporto, Portugal } in place of
Nicholas Pike, of New York, the present
incumbent
Charles Glantz, of Pennsylvania, Consul
at Stettin, prussia in place of Frederic
Schillard, who is not citizen of the Uni
ted States
Samuel II. Fabcns, Consul at Cayenne,
to fill an existing vacancy.
Francis NJ. Wecms, of Florida, Consul at
Santa Martha, (New Granada, to fill a va
cancy.
J James,C. Dirickson, of Maryland, Com
mercial Agent at Apia, (Navigators Is
land,) to fill an existing vacancy.
Moses Jesurun, of New York, Consul at
Caraooa, (". - to sii iai II ya9sloy.
A REMARKABLE CASE OF CONFLICTING
TESTIMONY. --Thc trial of the celebrated
COW case between Messrs. H. G. Voro and
j. Nj. Byors, of this city, did not terminate
till Saturday evening, when the jury re-
turned verdict in favor of the defendant,
Bycrs, for $18 damages
This is the most extraordinary case of
the kind that ever occurred in Ohio. So
clear and strong was the evidence produced
by the plaintiff, that when he rested his
ease there was apparently little chance of
success for defendant.
In addition to his own positive testimony,
he produced some eighteen witnesses, who
identified the COW as his 4attu6iIs tiileso
witnesses was Mr.. Thomas Boyle, of whom
the plaintiff said he purchased the cow in
question. Also the wife of Mr.. Boyle, and
several others Of the family. Also, Mr..
iona Hunt, who raised the cow purchased
by plaintiff. Also, j. Sliger and wife,
who, at one time, owned the Wore cow
! Also nla;ntiff7a tnotl,er II, lo,,5 Mra Rou,