The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-06
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Stony Hill, August, lo4s.
From the Charleston Mercnry, Of Friday.
ARRIVAL. OF THE NIAGARA.


Our correspondent at Baltimore forwarded TO us,
Thundny afternoon, tclegruphic despatch announ.
cling the arrival of the steamer Niagara ut New York.
The despatch, however, did reach the Charleston
Office until yesterday. having been detained, we pre-
sumo, in some the intervening stutions oil night.
Abou, 10 o'clock yesterday another despatch came to
hand with the following intelligence:
BALrrxoRE, Sept. J..
The business Of the week at Liverpool, preceding
the departure of the Nuga.a, was large in amount.
The prices Of Cotton steady. Fair Orleans 3.4
Sales Of the week 29. .000 bales Provisions have I'D.
vonccd. Wheat gained 10 Sd per 10 lbs. Red g.
3d. White 8s to 9s. Flour advanced Is Sd. Canal, 80
32s Cd. Corn advanced for Ireland, 80 10 33s Cd.
Meal Is to l5s cd. Cotton fiat.
IRELAND.
Messrs Meugher, Donohuc, and Lcyne have b,cn
upprehsnded and the police and soldiers are in ho, pur
suit Of German and others Of The confedcraes The or
rests continued in every part ofthe country CBncns
trial will take place in short time. Tranquility gen.
orally PREVAILS but the people aIe far from being we'll
disposed towards the government. Several lrlshmcn
and Charts,s have been arrested in England for ut.
tering sed,ious language letter has been found on
O'Brien from Duffy the Editor Of the Nation, highly
reusonabc in its character. and which was written at.
ter the rebellion of O'Brien The Irish clergy are do
ing all in their power 10 preserve the peace Ihree
Americans and two Frenchmen, crossing from Scot.
land, were arrested in Armagh as sympathzcrs, and
large sums Of money were found upon them. Meag.
her has written letter. in which he indignantly de-
MICS that he made any s,ipuations with tho gov.
eminent for the preservation of his life, and says that
II Lat Eov Ill 40 Ie,re
their country. Liverpool papers filed with accounts
Of the American sympathizrrs.
FRANCE.
The City Of Paris still remains under martial law.
Seventeen hundred Of the prisoners appehcnded in the
late revolt have been found guilty, and two thousand
have been liberated. M. Lamarine has intimated 10
the electors Of Macon his desire 10 retire from public
life. Great anxiety prevails as 10 the disclosures exc
pcctcd from the publication ofthe evidence taken hy
tho commission to investigate the recent nsurrcetios
Nothing is to he suppressed. The debate the es-
dence was to have commenced on Monday, but il WIS
postponed in accordance with tho wishes Of M. Ca
vaignac. The non. intervention policy in regard s'
Ireland has excited much feeling against the Govern
mcnt, but in minority Of the political journals good
sense is triumphant. Several political arrests have
recently taken place.
ITALY.
Charles Albert has evacuated Lombardy Fhc ad.
Of tho Austrian army hos cntercd the PsPal de
main. This has greatly incensOa tho Pope and bat
Ito ensued with tho Roman army, IN which the Aus.
trians were worsted.
GERMANY.
Hostili,,cs have recommended in tho German Ouch (.
iss, but as yot no battle has taken place. The block
ado of the German ports BY tho Danes will recommones
| on tho 18TH ,-.:....-..
The Chartists are again making hostile demonstrs,
,ions in varou; part. Of Great Britain The VIC. and
cold woaher has oceasoned tho. Esaljest apprehea.
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