The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-19
z From the European Tim IS, March 25.h.
siilE BRITISH CABINEr.


Various runors are acii;clY circ LATED by
our cotemporaries respecting certain changes
which are medilaled in the English cabinet
Without giving Vadae or premature credit to
these renor;s, we may remark that i, has i'een
long fcl, that no essential difference of opinion
exists bet wecn the mr,nhcrs of Lord John Rus.
.rl's administration and the Leading friends
around Sir Robert Peel. The animosIy. amoun-
ting to personal rancor, which still prevails
against the ex premier amnng<; large section
OF lbe House oi Commons. must perhaps for
lnngperird ot the Right Hon. Bar"ne, from ia.
king office, even surprising he fel, so inclined.
Buias the events passing around Us press upon
the conviction of every rejecting man daily in.
creasing necessity tur a strong and united adj.
,ninislra,ion, we should rejoice 10 SEE the fusion
Of the most capable and intelligent supporters
of Sir Robert Peel into the Present cabinet.
The administrative talents of Sir James Ora
ham and his great influence in the House oi
Conmons, point out naturally his admission III
To the new ministry. Lord Lincoln was al first
offtfed a seat in the cabinet; hut perhaps the
personage who would mos, probably represent
Sir Robert Peel in the new arrangement would
he bis activcally, Mr. Cardwe!l.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
Report for The Week ending March II.
The perchases of Cotton in this msrkc, are
confined to the smallest quantity that will Keep
the mills going a, their reduced consumption:
and of course, light as the stock now is, and
likelyt0 he some time, prices are still giving
way.T We have to report this week reduction
1f Sd 10 lid ON all kinds nf American. Su.
rats but slightly changed: Long staplrd also
very heavy Of sale, and lower in price. In The
meantime The stocks of manufactured goods and
Yarns are becoming completely exhausted in
every quarter and therefore at no distant day
we may probably I've over,aken by demand
and a stream of business active and continued
in proportion 10 our long depression. Such, at
least is Gequcuiy the sort ot turn that attends
these cases ofea,.eme revulsion and backward
movemen s.. 800 Ammerican have been taken
ON Speculation, ani TOO American for Export.
The sales for the week amount to 23. .365 bales
Geo. Holt g. Co.
4Repor, for IKE reek ending March "a.
No change ior the better has taken place in
,,,r market, and il was almost Impossible To ag.
srava,e the gloom and dislrus, existing during
ti,e whole of last week. We, therefore. can
sscascely make any addition 10 the unfavorahle
report were obliged to render in our circular OF
Friday last. And as the same cause which pro-
duced the disastrous state Of things then in ex.
istence, aud which were hrough under consld-
Grafton, continue to hear upon our proceedings,
wc can have no Improvement TO report So tar
as spriccs go We are worse, being about %.
lower in all qualities Of American; long staped
ofevery kind. including Egyptians, BrsziIs, Dc:
are freely offered at easier rates. Sea Island
are perhaps somewhat more in dcmad at former
urices, and East India of the better sorts have
undergone little or no diminution in value
But yesierdy, and this morning also, we ahserve
less depression and little more hope and conf
dence than u; any period during the last tort.
night; and we may add that within the last hour
or two there is altogether more cheerful mar
k-t. and less Cotton on sale. GOO America
have .bcen taken on speculation, and ls6o
America, 70 Snrat, 100 Pernames, and 59 Ma
ranham, for export. Sales of,he week. "a, 'oO
i,les. Geo. Holt d Co.