The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-19
SECOND prsrArcH.1saaa sas aHai

Il is universally conceded that Lamartfne,ssI
bravery saved the Repnbiir. The troops all,i
embraced him with cries Of "Yive Ia RePub.y
licp' ......., -.a .4& .h,.arirlaigg1 gfi
Several changes have taken place in tho
ministry. Admiral LIE Blanc refused the, ap.
pointment ufihe Minister Marine, and BaftMie,,
was appointed, General Bedeah was appointed ;,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. Merle is President
ofihe National Assembly. "a
General Cavaignac is strongly recommended,
for The Presidency. -, ''"'i 81,
Nearly all the prisoners taken had gold initheifa
possession. ''' '' s.''.'". '.I'3i '-AsE t'-'h
Assassinalions are freqde ntly taking place ihp
discontentcd quarters by poison and secfe.mur:'l
der. "Ht''i -.af'E ''4'e ;r'3 ~
The estimates of killed and wounded diff.rii
materially. The number will probably treachs
fifiren thousand on both sides. 4 sl! ..f {sE..
The total amount of insurgents cngagsd in.; J;
the conflict was about forty thousand, II, sd !:
The English Ministers bad fifteen, maturity
on The Sugar question. ,,,,,yp g.,..; erf y.;y
Vicencia has bren re,urnrd 10 The Italians !,
Padna has capulatrd. 1ries,e IS blnekadrd-.
The Lomharlarmy was defeated near Eeyoos.
A formidable Carlist movement has comncn-
ccd n S;ain. ",
lis r"'nn,red that the Austrian army has
been ordered TO nvade Spain, -, ',,.'...
There is but liltle doubt but an immense ar,
my is marching on Poland. ,.,,.,, 49, ,,,,., oe
There IS prospect of speedy peace and
termination of The German war, A,draf M a.
new constitution has been framed, which is like.
ly to he approved. ".'''' ~ '..0. ~ '.''.s''
The French departments arc generally tram
quill. .. i...ii''' a!'' ne
The rebellious disposition OF Greece has Z
been completely sutdued. - ~ o'Jas'4as
The Danes continue to make rrprisalsa Al sea
on Prussian commerce. f,rG Il
England is generally quiet. All ,umultunux !
assembages Of the working classes have ceased, !,
and the excitement has subsided. = .,. IN s.gt IL,
IREL,ND.--'rbe armed rnovcmen: in ireland
il unabaled. Thou. ands are focking to, The !:
clubs and Government is apparently unableh
devise means to check the movement. Tho 4
union of the league was no, yet perfected, but
the formation VAS daily locked Tor. ..,,....,l..,lT
The Repeal press, headed by the Irish Felon,
revels undisurb"d in the use Of what may be
termed most sedi,ous language. ''' 500 - :.
No doubt remains that considerable physi,
cal force movement will he made in autumn, ~ y
.
"TnE OLD SARrESr.'-A few days since q
vessel from the African coast arrived al Sa'Ip.
Mass. bringing as passenger ono Of those i:. ..
NOUS Boa Constrctors that tive read Of lalt )
which never before has hcen cap.ssed BY as,,l, D
1t was caught in II heavy cope. net mad tor
the purpose; and while ooiled up; this net was {,
thrown over him.; and tho plain Of lhe' veaei
sole,nnly AYERS that il required the anted Effort
Of l26 negroes for more Atan serea hours to ,sc-
cure his snakcship! lie measures 30 feet in
lcnsth--and the morning before his arrival 81 q,
eggs were found in his cage, which were dePos. 7
tied in single aigh,, and the aggregate ueight !.
Of the snakes eggs is 10 pounasl ,Une ofthe
eggs being broken was found to contain young
snake seven inches long, which Immediately
upon emerging from the shell, crawled about
The cage with grra. rapidity.. 4 few bays
therefore, will doul,tless bring the other So
young snakes 10 light. What nest If serpenis!g