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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-14
Fine Pianos, Books.
MUSIC. &c. &c.


THE Subscriber after returning thanks to their
l friends in EDGBFIELD and adjoining Dis
tricts, for their liberal patronage during the last
ten years, would inform them that they still con-
tinue to keep on hand large assortment Of
PIANO FORTES
from the celebrated manufactures Of RAVEN BA3
CON & co, HAZELTON, BROS, and A. II.
GALE s. CO., New York. for whom thcy are sole
Agents. These Instruments having already won
such far famed celebrity it is only necessary tor US
to rcpca, that for strength. durability and finish,
together with pO,Oer depth, s'0eetness and Soft
ness Of tone, they challenge competition. Persons
wanting superior
PLANO FORTE,
would do much better to call and select from large
assortment than by dealing with Pedlars and Agents
of inferior makers where they have no choice, and
have often pay higher prices for inferior lnslru-
ments, than fine ones of superior makers can be
bought for Every PIANO FORTE sold by US is
warranted in every respect, so the purchaser runs
no risk whatever. Persons ordering from distance
from us can depend upon getting GOOD AN
TICLE, as We make it point to keep goods OF tile
best quality and such as We can recommend and
warrant in every respect.
Their stock Of MUSIC is very large and they
are constantly receiving all new pieces as they are
published. GUITAR and VIOLIN STRINGS o.
the best quality always on hand.
They would also call attention 10 their large
Stock Of
School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery
Blank Books,
nd other artclcs.-ALSO-
Always on hand the largest assortment in the State
Of GUITARS, VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS
FLUTES, FLAGEOLETs, VIOLIN BOWS, De
and every article of Musical Merchandise.
Carhart's and Needham's and Princes celebrated
MELODEONS.
ACCORDEONS and VIoLlNs repaired in I'll,
| best manner.
All Of the above articles sold at low prices 70
Cash or City acccpances by
GEO. A. OATES & BROTHER.
Broad Street, Augusta Ca, between U. S., ant
Globe Hotels
| April 1858 tf IL
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/ z :
1858. SPRING G EXPOSITION! 1853.
seRsAG EE2cE:C CATE9Hs
OF FIRST CLASS STAPLE AND FANCY
. r Y e 0 Cd S !
Silks, G--snadiner, 2azcz,s, Challies, Mus
Ins. 15s,i,broi5ocies. Eos;aEv, Linens
snd Da--~ ?etic Goods,
And the nsral / Of Goods Kept in first class
Dry Goods st..rc.
Ladies vi: 4 in oui >.te sive stock the great
est asso'r (. c. u above departments,
ever ;':~.. L -. Our - at facilities
for oi,t: III 800 Ia" .A:'~,io a"d large I'M
prtcrs; .r :: - 10 S'sG OH customers that
they ,n;'r 81 ,':lfcl'as,s from Us at the
very loves. ic;.>. -, -. y leadin; articles
much ielow Ia: il. !; val {.
Cur Nut. e:',, E's l. -" TIrTo ,ean Cores
po. lrn,s vii! g" MS we.iy lou .:'orv The sea-
son. all that is Ne:. ioysl at :. isil, e way Of
Es'ess Gectse ::nG E..ahrn;dcries.
Our Uone c'e inns lie, .,ocial a.tc, 10. Of Stran-
gers and Vi>'i.ns. rs u oAe price :, =; ! and
e'l Goc:ls e.e a,;;C1 pISh fiu.cs; !: cfore,
inexperienced purchasers aie no. over |ysed.
L"dies will always receive kind a.n: courteous
a.tentinn-t will afn,-, our statesmen pleasure to
show Goods. DgCSAET & PHHBES.
P.S-Solc Southern Agents for john White
side T. Co.'S celebrated IRISH LINENS.
Augusta, Mar 90 If IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-14

A YEnlTABLs CouRr ScEsE,-Lavyer-"Mr.
T., how many rioters should you say there
were2"
Witness -"Abeout nnff tn make n small train
pin."
Lawyer-"Do you recognize among The de-
PENDANTS any one engaged in the rict?'
WITNESS" that are fsller with a red shirt
on"
Lawyer" What did yor see him dc?"
Witness" Well, me fayther and me ives
standn' pooty near apart and he throwed a
brickbat that went betwixt me fayther and me,
abeout as near to one as it did to tother, only
a little nearer to me fayther, and if it had hit
me fayther on his head, 'twould have killed me
both"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-14
SPECIAL G. AR D!
GRAY & TURLEY,

AUIOolh, uh.,
TTAvE just received from New York, another
III lot of those FINE WHILE BRlLLlANIS,
ut l21 cents per yard. -,
Also, Isabella, Jonannal and Caroline White
Ladies Marseilles COLLARS ard SETS, both
white aud Colorcd;
birmingham and Metropolitan Extension HOOP
SKIRTS;
Black silk NIITTs, both long and short, with
and without fingers;
An entirely new aud handsome lot Of RIBBONS,
80 Fiay pieces fine IRISH LINEN, to be sold by
the piece only, at extraordinary low prices;
DAMASKS, DOYLlES, NAPKlNSi
TOWELS. crash and linen ~.
sHEETING, at prices tha. cannot fail TO COM
mand o quick sale.
Those in want of such Goods would do'w,ll to
call soon. -
Augusta, June IA tt 80 23.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-14

One dose taken short time before eating gives yEor TO
the appetite, and makes food digest well.
One DOSE onen repeated cures Chronic DarrhGa IN It's
worst forms while summer and bowel complaints Yield al
most TO the first dose.
One or two doses attacks caused by worms whe5or
worms in children there is surer safer or speedier rem
edy in the world, as It never fails
There no exaggcraon in these statemensI they are
plain sober facts that give evidence to prove while
a who It giving their unanimous testimony In It's
favor
We take infinite pleasure In recommending this medicine
as preventive for Fever and Ague Chill Fever and all
Fevers of Bilious type. 1t operaes with certainty and
thousandsare willing to testify to It's wonderful virtues
Among the hundreds Of Liver Remedies now offered to
the public, there 30 highly recommend as
DR. SANFORDS INNIGORATOR so generally known
now throughout the Union. This preparation Is truly
Liver Invigoraor producing the mo happy results on all
who it Almost nnumerable certificates have been gy'
es standing in society," and know be the best pepa-
ration now before @ ts B Sp CgSStT
SANFORD, & CO.,
Propietors, s45 Broadway, New York.
8-For sale OF Edgeaeld C. II. by G. L. PENH, Agent.
Iune 16, ISIS. ~ 70 -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-14

ny KIND OF Liver Complaint,
!spepsin TO q common head
/ Of q diseased Liver
= principal regulators of the
n performs lis functions we'll
urc fully developed. The
dependent on the healthy
proper performance Of Its
ucli Is at fault, the bowels
4 system su frers In conse.
L Liver having ceased TO
; es Of that organ, one6fthe
4 his study, in u practice Of
n to find some remedy where
many arrangements to
e mcdy Is nj last found, any
er Complaint in any
4 bottle, and conviction Is
> formed by dissolving gums
which Is soluble for the ac-
,, cine. These gums remove
from the system, supply
Z flow Of bile, invlgorating
!. to digest well, purifying
= health to the whole machi-
: OF the disease, and effect
any Of the dlsagreeablc
:! Calomel or Mineral Poi.
- ted to.
sufficient to relieve the
4 food from rising and sour
4 before retiring, preveptss
n night looscns the bowels
Il ness.
= meal will cure Dyspepsia.
spoonsfu! will always re-
, male obstruction, removes
and makes u perfect cure.
atcly relieves Cholic, while
- Is d sure cure for Chol-
: yentative Of Cholera.
r will prevent the recurrence
? it relieves oil painful feel.
needed TO throw out Of the
4, cine amer q long sickness.
= Jaundice, rem owes all
color from the skin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-14

A chap sought shelter of a Boston officer !:
"Scc Cap'n. first my father died and my mother
married agin, nnd then my mother died and
nv father married agin, an somehow OF other
don't seem to have no parents at all, nor no
home nor nothing"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-14
THE LIVER INVIGAROTOR.
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD.

rs great scientific medical discovery and isday working
c even hc first dose giving benefit and seldom than
one bottle srequired 70 cure any kind Of Liver Complaint
from the worst Jaund!ce or d! spepsin TO common head
nnhr nlI OF which nre the result Of diseased Liver
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-14

\ d, ilg". :. est India planter who lay groan
ing to i, !sv ri;c negro servant, lie sighed out
"Ah, Sd, L'lu going long journey"
"Nercr ~. lnaSsa, said the negro consollng-
" shin RI, way down dc hill"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-14

NIOTICE.-All persons indebted to the Es-
~ tate of John Kirkscy, decd, are hereby
I imely warned to make payment forthwith, and
hose having claims against the Estate are notified
to render them in, properly attested, at an early
y. E. T. d. KlRRSEY, acting E4'or.
Dec 30 If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-14

A ma y,w1 has sold his piano in conse-
oueDce .. tie hard times. He is now learning
his daugl ters to perform on the washboard.
The music is not quite so pleasant, but much
more to the purpose.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-14
Office

NV terms for selling METALLIC BURIAL Ca
SRS is Cash, but should the cash not accompany
the order, interest will be charged from the DAY OF
delivery. JOHN NJ. WILL
N. B.-Nood Collins will be sold as formerly.
Jan. 20 tt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-14

NOT1GE.--APplication will be made to the
lS Legislature at its next Session, for an Act to in
corporate the Bethlehem Baptist Church, in Edge
field District.
June9 3R %
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Octagon Burial Cases

TINE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand at his
Furniture Roo ns oppc;ite the Post Office a
large assortment of this new style Of METALLIC
BURIAL CASES, of beautiful form, and finished
in rerfect resemblance of highly polished ROSE
WOOD. These CASES are now extensively used
and possess many valuable advantages over all
CofIins now before the public.
ALSO
will also keep ready for delivery at moments
warning, fine Stock of WOOD COPFlNS, ofmy
own manufacture, and Of all Sizes prices and quality
JOHN NJ. WITT.
Edgefeld, May l3 If 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-14

SheetiDgs, Shirtinss q Osnaburss.
IRISH LINENS; TABLE LINENS and
ToWELLlNGs; Mosquito MEETINGS;
Bed SPREADS, PRINCES, &c.
A full supply of HOSIERY, &C.. &c, &c.
Argrsta, april If l3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-14

A man LOST his dog on Washington street,
Boston the other day, aud when he whistled it
made e fashonably dressed young lady jump
about as If she had the St. Yitus dance. Finally
she gave sudden jump forward. and the un-
fortunate doc ESCAPED.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
T. NJ Y z z G O o u S !
M IT hT 3

~gvA MI vi ~-aNt -~J "a .
a. "a EoR SCI.
:IAMEs EEENEE. Augusta, Ca, has Just
E. re''''sa from the No tkern msskels with q
snre % sock Of " ''''
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Hardware, Cutlery, & c.
w M. n IL, -
HAMBURG. S. G..

HAMBCRG, .. w
NOULD inform his friends
w and ali who may be trading
to this Market. that he still con-
tinues to keep FULL. and well
selected Stock of Goods in the
l H.. ,.l I'll; ,;,, q, .,b,r., 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-14

viz
from the worst Jaund!ce or
uchc, all OF which nrc the res
The Liver is one Of the Z
human body, and when II 7
the powers Of the system I
stomach is almost entirely \
action Of the Liver for the z
functions. When the stom !
ARE ut fault, and the whole
oncncc of one orgnn-tlie
/. do its duty. For the ,liseas 4
proprielos has made II
more than twenty years,
with TO counteract the
which 1t is liable. :. :
To prove that this re
person troubled with Llv
nr It's forms, has but 10 trya
certain. =
A compound has been ,
and extracting thut part ).
tive virtues 6f the medi =
all morbid or bad matter
ing in theirplace q healthy 2
tue stomach, causing food q
the blood, giving tonSand
merry, rcmUving the causes :
ing q radical cure without
after effects, felt by using |
SOIL that is usually rcsor
One dose after eating is
stomach, and prevent the
ing.
nightmare.
Only one dose taken at z
gently, anil cures coslivc :
One dose taken ailcr c:ch =
w-Onc dose Uf two tea
licve Sick Headache. z
One bottle taken for fe {
the cause "f the disease,
Only one dose immcli
One dose, oflen repeated,
era Aforbus, and n pre-
One dose, taken often, ?
of Bilious Attacks, while
ings. z
az Only one bottle is
system the effects Of Eedi q
One bottle taken for >
ynllnwnpss Or unnatural
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NaEGv sH:.A no.aestic Goods.

RIG 1T ID BGgS gILMg.
ALL STYLES-YERY LOW.
Printed Lew, Organdie cod JACONETS, all
varieties ard very chea,
Printed lawr, Orgapdie and Jaeouet ROBES,
diifGrert styles;
Printed Law i BAREGEs and GRENADINES;
large 'os q GlNGHAMS and CALICOES;
Swiss, Jacnret I'D MI MUSLINS;
A spleodid 81 ok OF EMBROIDERED Goods
ST inner SB AWtS; I'd MANTILLAS.
IN THE
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Is to be fou''d all that is novel, never having been
better supplied with all that is desirable in
B0NNETS, HEAD DRESSES,
&C., &C., &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
TRASsLATI0N.l
YIanIANo. That u, q. Dec

NEuIASO, (lfdt Tc' } Dec. -, 1897,
DEAR DaorHER: We thank God we are Ia perfect
health. 1t is the will Of God that we should be
visited by an earthquake, which has recently de-
vastated half Of our province. Among the snffer-
ers is Viggiauo, Ia which there were three four
thousand persons destroyed-about half of its pop
uiatIUn. In saponara, another fated city. there
are only three or four hundred Inhabitants re-
manning, ont of about four or five thousand. In
hontemurro very few live to tell the story of the
calamity, which nearly swept all life from city
of six or seven thousand souls. We add Tramutoa,
Marslco, Marscuvetere; SpinOso, BIlenze, Sasso,
Tito, Pioerno pola, etc, etc. embracing fftytwU
in all. Mef, although sufferer. is not like these
others destroyed TO their foundations.
.Adeu, NiggianOl thou art no more! oh, sad
aud pteous sights are thy walls PROSTATE on the
ground! Where are now thy palaces Of the prin-
cesi where thy churchest where thy pretty man
sIons built by the musicians, the harpists who
boru aud educated in thy schools go forth TO tcl-
low their professions 10 the world, and returning
spend their gains in adorIng their city with
handsome buIldingst Where are they alIg All
all leyeled with the dust Where, too, are our
houses, my dear brother? They, too, in the
ruins, and We sheltered now by little huts
OF straw, which Francis AntOnia has hastily put
up in the suburbs. As for the houses at the farms
OF Mattina and the Casino Country resideuce)
and the houses of st. MARITIME, they are only nj
for rats aud snakes to hide in. But / cannot de-
pict TO you our distresses; words cannot give you
an idea Of their extent. 1t was the will Of God
that We should be saved but we can hardly real
lie the iact terrible was the shock that We are
hot yet recovered from its effects.
Amongst the musicians dead are J. A. De PuutC
and all his family; A. Speranza; Nicola de Nam
aud wife; NICOLA La Nolunna, uiacomo Raja Zero
lalno Nietre, and others. l do not know. Francis
Antonio Narala, who you reColect was in Rich
mond last winter, playing the harp, the harpis
with Very long beard was buried over twenty
feet in the ruins, but was fortunately gotten ou
alive.
We live in fear end dread, and long to come tc
you in America, before another such awful catas
frophe shall occur. We cannot quiet our fears, sc
terrible were the scenes through which We have
thank uod. been permitted TO live Even now the
earth is frequently agitated, day and night, excit
Ing our serious apprehensioDs.
AT the time OF the occurrence Of the calamity. !
Was IN tho college at MarsiCo, twelve miles from
Gggiano. Ii occurred on the 10th Dec, about hail
past IL o'clock at night The college Tell down
over us, and We were miraculousiy saved not one
OF sixty-odd students was seriously injured
Make haste and come for US, aud take US out OF
danger. Your brother.
tiIIsFpPR NICOLA RIpATTA
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@%D SPECIAL, NOTICE.

Eos / have understood thae iepci'
has gained sose currency that it Was the inttn-
tion of the authorities to close al the gatrs 81 ht
Capto Square Oh the 221 inst. aud exclude eit3ehs
from entering or occupy ing the public gronnns uh'
til the procession had reached and entered the
Square. go.
There has been no foundation for this Tnnlor.
In the published programme, 40 sucn staseinen'
occurs: ana no such idea entered my nllno'
or that of any one who had anything To 90 VIII
the arrangements for that day. On the contrary
il is expressly proclaimed. that only cfILaln ga
will he reserved for the invited guests OF the stare
and those torraing part Of the procession.
This will he a great state occasion. virginia mas
invited the President OF The United states, the CuI-
net Lieutenant General scott the Governors othet
states and other distinguished ctlzens OF me mon
as we'll as the Representatives OF Foreign Powers
many of the citizens OF this and other states n M j.
itary corps and civil orders, VIII take part IN the
urocessiun in honor of tho Father of his Country.
surely no Vrginian could desire TO see the space
allotted to these distinguished and patriotic ciZens
occupied By an ipdi-cfimInate crowd. Courtesy
hospitality and Justice demand their places should
be kent sacred from intrusion.
have therefore directed that portion Of the Pub
lie Square, bounded by ninth, portion OF Bank and
CAM toi streets and rope stretched between Bank
and Capitol streets ou a line between the Capitol
and the Monument aud more particularly indicated
by posted pacardS be ret aside and reserved FIR the
persons above indicated. Aud earnestly invoke all
good citizens not to invade the space thus deSig-
mated
The gates alone within this space will be locked.
All other portions of the Square will be open to the
public generally.
[Signed VIM B TALTAFERRO.
ut al
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ar preaton,s Nlisrian.

Tao important mission OF Mr.. Preston, which
has resulted 20 suspeiously is the subject of gene
raj interest. We have laid tho more important
particulars rotating to II before cur readers, and
would have promptly published Mr.. PASSIONS In
tsrssttns spseoL before the Convention Of corpor-
a,ioas by whom lao was commissioned; but that
body deterlained to have il revised aud elaborated
by the aathor, with a view 10 its publication in
pamphlet form along with their proceedings.
The conditional contract entered into by Mr.. r.
With that great corporation, the Orleans Railroad
tho conditions Of which altogether for Us to
fulhl--is Que of great magnitude and import, aud
seems to combine advantages and attractions OF
extraordinary character II, as we believe, it is
the interest not only Of the great French corpora
ton 10 which we allude, but Of the government of
France ITSELF that this proposed line from the
Loire to the Chesapeake shall be vigorously sus-
tanned, then may conclude that unless the In
terests OF commerce, and those Of the French on
the Loire and the Americans on the Chesapeake
are positively opposed to IL. 1t will be most
fai and prosperous. We suppose no one will doubt
that the interests of the people at both ends OF the
line will be In favor of its They have but
60 cooperate with earnestness to make this cure
We foei towards the enterprise that interest and
solicitude that makes desire ardently that 1t
shall be put into operation and trial at the earliest
possible moment. The chance Of such benefit rs
ii promises is worthy OF great effort.
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Portsmouth.

Wa have already made the correction In regard
TO the Portsmouth Regiment suggested by the
Tonscrip. We have only to add that If the Dis
patch has ever COMPOUNDED Portsmouth affairs with
thsss Of Norfolk, IL has arisen from habit very
common TO the press Of looking upon those cities
ss substantially oue and without any de sign do
Injustice TO either. We have indeed on several
occasions paid special tribute TO Portsm oath, on
of the enterprisng, prosperous and pleasa ut
cities In Virginia. We know no Virginia city which
has before It brighter future, nor one which
better deserves success both account of its en-
ergy and thrift, and the hospitality and warm
hearts of It's people. If contemporary will
transfer to his columns this paragraph, he will do
justice to ourselves, yell as to city, which
as we'll as all who have visited it, and became
acquainted with its people, must regard with re-
spect and affection
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

~. ALEX HILL IMPORTER AND MANU-
FACruREk OF LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S,
MISSES, BOYS, AND CniLDREN'S SHOES OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION fe LIT
~ HAVE just returned from the North where
have purchased the best of goods that could be
found in Philadelphia, New York, and Massachu-
sets. which am now receiving every day | am
also constantly in receipt of the finest goods in my
line that there are III Paris Also, all kinds OF Ma
terial for the manufacturing of Ladies' Gentlenens
Misses, and Children's SHOES, Of every kind =
Having in my employment the best WORKING now
in this countTy am prepared 10 manufacture work
superior to any TO be found Ia this country. All ia
want of good work, will please call at ~ Main st
Richmond. fe l7--4t ALrX. HILL .
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THLHoRAPHIC NEWS.
REpoaTKD FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YonK, Feb. 13.-The steamer Baltic ar
rived of Sandy Hook last evening, AMI the ioseisn
papers reach Ell the city midnight, without pre-
vious announcement. She Is at quarantine TINS
morning. Her advices are 10 Feb. sd
Hon J. NJ. Eotts Is passenger in the Baltic.
Tho Africa arrived at Liverpool on tho 3oth
January.
The Lsviathan steamship was got afoat on the
3lst.
Rear-kdniral Mohammed Pasha. Of tins Turkish
Navy, who was expected, did not come IN the bal
tic.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The directors uf the Submarine Telegraph Com
pany have published report to tho stockholders
They require additional capital TO complete ths 'oo
miles of cable now making. The directors are
very hopeful Of eventual success. They euiogiZe
the zeal of Cyrus W. Field, and have appointed
him general manager Of the affairs OF The coinpa
priuce William Frederick, of Prussia, with his
royal BRIDE embarked on the I'd inst. for the CON
| tinent.
INDIA AND CHINA. 80.
| There il nothing later from India and China
though there are rumors Of an uniayorable stale
| of affairs In the Punjauh
FRANCE
The Empress has been declared Regent, IN case
! of calamity to Napoleon
| The Americans in Paris held a we'll -attenned
meeting, and adopted a congratulatory address u
the Emperor.
read in the legislative chambers 1t empowers
the executive to remove from Paris or imprieoh All
| persons suspected of attempting to disturb the
public peace. ..o
Ii IL said that other Sovereigus, including the
Pope and the Kings of Sardinia and Naples, were
to have suffered assassination at the same Time
with Napoleon. A..
There is no other news of Importance from inc
continent.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The Brazilian mail steamer arrived at southainpi
ton on Saturday, January 30. Advices from hlo Ja
metro report coffee dull at nominal quotations, Win
q large stock. Trade dull
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL February 3.-Cotton--sales OF there
DAYS reached 5000 bales including 5000 for spec1
Iation and O00for export. The market closed win
an advancing tendency. ,,,.,
Manchester advices favorable, holders demand
ing an advance.
BreadstufTs Flour and Wheat dull and quota
tions nominal. Corn quiet and steady: mixed "3s,
a34I white 36s
Provisions quiet Sugar and Coffee firm Caro-,
lima Rice les. 3D.. with active sales. Spirits OF
Turpentine and Rosin steady.
Consols for money 953s; for account soIs'