The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-20
From the Charleston Courier Of Friday.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA AT NEW
WORK

inflammation that the British steamer Europa
had arrived at her dock at New York from Lv.
ernool. at 7 O clock A. NJ. that morning, whio1
news, according to a regulation OF The Comn..
ny, was Immediately made known for genefal
information.
The day of sailing Of the Europa was on
Saturday, the Cd inst. at S o'clock, and conse.
quently made her passage in eleuen da's ana
fourteen hours, and information reached Char.
lesion several hours less than twelve das from
England. This is certainly great desIatch.
COTTON NEWS.
Our correspondent informs us that the de-
mand for Cotton was steady, the trade not be-
ing provided with large supplies.
The sales oflhe week amounted to thry.nIne
thousand bales. Uplands and middlin' quail
ties remain unchanged in price. Orleans Cot
ton experienced decline of one. eighth, but a.
gain advanced an eighth on the lower and mid
ding qualities. :,
Prices Of Sea Island Cotton had receted from
one quarter > half penny per pound.
BREADSTUFFS.
The favorable accounts of the crops fom this
side the water, had caused decline in Bread.
stufs.
The duty on Wheat had receded one shilling
per quarter, and sxpence on Rice. Wheat
was selling at from three to four pence pr bush
el lower, and Flour had experienced iecline
ofone shilling.
There was a good demand for lndi;n Corn
for shipment.
Provisions ofal kinds were in a doopins
state.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
RUss1A.-Therc is not word said about the
reported Revolution in Russia, or the light OF
the Emperor, so that it may be CONCLUDED that
ifthere has been any outbreak in that country
that it was promptly suppressed.
FRANCE.-LoUIs BLANC and CAUsIDIERE
are said to have been so far implicated in the
recent rebellion against the existing govern
ment in Paris, that they have deemed il prudent
to fee. No particulars are given as sto the
manner Of their escape, or where they have
gone.
LOUIS PHILIPPE has applied to the French
government for the restoration OF his private
funds.
IRELAHD.-This country is becoming much
more tranquil. and no recent disturbances had
cecncu IN erecting tueIr rscaPr""attHu dtr1fer'ro
Paris, and the latter to America. The trial o,
O'BR1ES and others commenced al the end of
the last month.
EycLASD.-Five Of the leading English
Chartists have been sentenced to eighteen
months Imprisonment.
AUSTRIA has accepted the meditation Of Eng.
land, but the terms are said to he such as not
to be agreeable to the French Government.
The British steamer America arrived out OH
the 3O,h ult.
At half past S o'clock yesterday afternoon,
we received despatch from our Baltimore cor.
giving some additional intelligence
from Europe, brought by the British steamer.
1t is probably the substance OF the latest
Telegraphic Intelligence furnished the New
York papers, at the moment the steamer leaves,
and generally appears in those journals one day
after the publication Of the regular news.
THE MARKETS.
The sales of Cotton continued steadily to
fair extent. Fair Uplands are quoted at 4 5.s;
Mobile, 4 l.2; New Orleans So. Carolina
Rice is quoted at % "a shlIings. Corn Meal
It's. Cd.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
We have the startling information that the
French troops have crossed the frontiers Of
Italy, and it is believed that there would most
likely be general European war.
The weather in England has generally i'm
proved, and the alarm about the Potatoe crop
had subsidized.
THE FOREIGN INTELLIGENcE by the Europa
of ;efn tom hnfh
political by and commercially. The reactionary
Influences are on the increase all over Europe.
The flight of the french conspirators, LOUIS
BLANC, RoLLIN and CAUsstDERE, seems to
assure some guarantee against the ascendency
IF the Red Republicans. The party struggle
will be therefore narrowed down to contest
between the CAvA1GNAC, moderate Republican
,arty, and that Of the Dynastic party, headed by
rMIERs and BARRoT. The discussion OH the
constitution will bring out the relative strength
IF these parties. From all appearances the
he reaction is decidedly in favor Of Dynas.
ic and agains, Republican form of govern
nent. The provinces arc ralying to the sup.
,ort Of the middle classes in Paris, the small
and owners in the former having common in
erests and sympathies as property holders with
he latter.
The reactionary turn of affairs in France,
md the - ..sion Of repeal demonstrations
md ch; movements in the fast anchored
sic, ha ;mnnicated their conservative in.
luences t. the rest of the continent, US mani.
estcd in the easy suppression Of riots in Berlin
md Vienna. The questions which have for
ONE months agtated Germany, are assuming
domestic character, the wise mediation Of
England and France having withdrawn them
rom the sphere ofin,ernational relations. The
var oi races in the East will have no effect in
disturbing the general peace. The parties are
Without the circle of European politics proper.
The effects Of these circumstances on com.
nerce will be felt in the gradual restoration Of
hat intercourse between the States of Europe
which has been SO signalIy interrupted. We
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