Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20
Later from Europe.

New YoRk, August 14.-Thc' steamer
Yuiderbuilt, ulllavrc, Atg,,s, 3, has ar.
rived. llorgcbcral news aud markets have
| been anticipated. The following is tic
most important additional Intelligence she
brings ~ .
The London Herald has reason to believe
that MIR. Dallas, the American minister
has placed in the hands OF hord John
Russell II despatch from Washington sta
ting that our government has resolved to
abandon privatecring, thus agreeing to the
maritime law us declared ut the Congress
of Paris in 1856.
The London Times Paris correspondent
says that Persigny has left Paris for London
The harvest prospects of France were
not considered unfnvorablc
Gen. Garibaddi has issued proclamation,
dated July 10, to the following effect
However political affairs may tend, in pre-
sent circumstances, it is the duty of Itnl-
iaps not opl y not to lay down their arms in
manifest Encouragement, but to swell their
ranks, and to show Europe that, guided by
the heroic Victor Emanuel, they arc ready
again to confront the vicsSitud6s of war. y
Garibaldi declares his army ready ut any
moment to continue the war
The correspondent of the London Times
| says that great dissatisfaction exists mt Rome.
The French soldiers alone keep down.a gen.
cral outbreak
The .Jc$uits have been driven out OF
Forti, Facnza and Ferrara.
The Bologna Gazette publishes dccla.
ration that the Bomagm provinces have
shaken off the Papal yoke, never to return
again, and that they desire an annexation
to Sardinia.
WHAT VIZ P>T.-A correspondent of the
Boston Post, writing from Charlr '.n saws
1t is estimated that the cot /. cop TO,
$50, is about 3,750,000 bales up to the
present thnc-valucd at SlS7 800 600 OF
which there has been exported 2,S13 ,000
bales valucdat Sl43 ,650,000. hto this csti
mate, we add that of other articles of South
crn oduction-tobacco, brcadstuffS, ice
lumber and naval stores, VIC shall have an
expectation of these articles, of rising S226 :,
| 000,000. Comparing with last years ex
| portutions, Of Sl3G, ,000, 900, we have an
increase of $50 600, ,0O0-thus making ap
| parent the growing magnitude of Suuthcr,
interests. fhc South has been benefited
by Northern skill an industry-!thc North
has in return been we'll repaid
Some $4,000 900 of goods are annually
imported through the port of New York
alone, for Southern consumption, upon
which the Northern merchant must receive
his profit. Ncarlyall the merchandise rep,
resented by these vast sums is transported
IN northern bottoms to the profit of north.
crn owners. The direct trade of southern
with northern houses, and other crcumstan-
COS of intimate connection, produces from
the South to the North upwards S45,.
600, 900 annually in clcarproft
This is paragraph, which we have no
daubt is in the main correct, that is worth
thinking about The Southern consumers
pay IN the shape of profits alone to the
Northern jobbcrs aud shipowncrs S45 ,000,.
600! The South has talked long enough
about direct trade; such paragraphs Us tho
above should rouse the people to action
The merchandise consumed in the South
should be imported in Southern bottoms
| for the benefit of Southern owners.
Guardian.
| y WulTE WOMAN RUNS OFF WITH ),
/ AEGEo.-.A case of mysterious disappear
ancc occurred ut Chatham, G. W., abuu
two wcekssincc, creating considerable com
motion in the neighborhood on account o
tile social position of the parties concerned
and no ittlcsurmisc in regard to the where
abouts OF tho missing person. This wa.
the wife Of MIR. Arthur andrews, veal
thy farmer, living four miles from the city
woman much respected for her good char
actcr and an.iablc disposition, and the las
one that. was suspected of any impropc
conduct. ucr disappearance Was accord
lngly the more strange and no effort WA
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