The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-20

nero. at the northeast extremity of the Adriatic
the only seaport town of Hungary, and place
Of great strength, is in possession OF the Ma
Russian fleet had made its appearance,
and the town of Fredericia had surrendered 10
st66e Russians. Commo,ions still prevail in Ger
) many, but there is nothing decisive or lnleres'
) Fting in The accounts.
, % ROME.
The Neapolitan troops have been Withdrawn
from Rome. and the Au>trans remain inactive
in Italy. The French 'Srtny had not entered
Rome, and numbers Of the troops had ,manites.
he'd evident signs of sympathy with the Romans.
This disaffection was increasing among Oudl.
no,'s soldiers, and they were suffering severely
from exposure to the malaria of the country.
IN. mission of the French Ambassador, Mons.
d'Harcm,rs, had Jailed. and negotiations were
nj an eua. Il. sss
= 'Ell, Dapish war continues, and without any
prospect cpeace.
90 GREAT BRITAIN.
The Canada question seems to create no ex-
-ci,ene.. in Parliament No debate has taken
place son the subject since the sailing OF the
Earopa. There isno hope that the State priso.
ners, Smith O'Brien and McMannus, now un
dersentenoe of death. will be pardoned. In.
tense misery and suffering prevail throughout
IRELAND. In one place the inhabitants were
suffering so ihiich from starvation that they ale
"A corpse cast 'dpbh Shore.
" 2N MARKETS.
$The steamer CAN bria, which left Liverpool
ON ihe I'd inst, arrived at Halifax on Wednes.
day, noon, bring sixty mine passengers.
In the London market on the lst business
had ASSUMED an improved aspect, money being
easy. Copsols were quoted at from 80 Ia 10
;9l 3.4;9l So being the highest ON account.
s Bank stock closed at 1913 1.2 to l95. Ameri-
can Government Stock is at 10 l 2 premium.
We have no particulars the weeks trans.
actions in the cotton Market, but are furnished
with The following statement Of the Quotations
prevailing a, the date Of sailing:
Fair Upland 3 8; Fair Orleans 3-4.
In the Havre market the prices remain i'm.
changed with dull market.
MORE cAMBRIa's NEWS.
The latest intelligence from Rome. states
that the Constitutional Assembly have nncqu.
rocally rejected the propositions Of the French
negotiation, but had given authority to the tri.
umvira,e 10 treat again. The triumvirate pro.
posed to the French Plenipotentiary the follow
Ing terms First. that the people shall again
be called to exercise their sovereignty by
means of universal suffrage. Second, that The
Austrians, Neapolians and Spaniards shall all
Immediately evacua,e the, territory of the Re-
public, and as universal suffrage would be
mockery under the presence of foreign troops.
Third. tie French shall retire from the vicinity
Of Rome. The Republic, always generous
and fraiernal, will grantthem, for garrisoning,
aplace exempt from fever, where they will
meefSwith a reception mutually due TO each
otier BY republican brothers, They shall re-
main their friends, and be mere protectors of
Democracy, if Rome should be permitted to
c6fsaitufe itself into such governmen, without
foreign Interference. NJ. Lrsseps had LETT
Rome fnr the camp Of Gen. Oudinof, hut was
expected back Immediately.
1t was tnde rstood that deputaton had been
seitto Gaeta with proposals for a return of the
Pope 20 power. uudera very limited rule, and
with d t6tal exclusion oi the Cardinals from all
political power.
The French army had approached nearer
Rome, and taken possession Of the surrounding
heights. Gen. OUDISoT announces his deter.
nina lion 10 enter the city, hut at The same time
deprecated any unnecessary effusion of blood.
The Roman troops al the las, accounts, were
in hot pnfsnit of the fYins Neapolitans.
gTbe meeting Of fshe Eaperors Of Austria and
Russia at Warsaw, lastedbut one day. Nothing
had transpired in relation 10 the object OF the
interview.
No confirmation Of the Hungarian Victory
over the Russians had yet been received.
The capture Of the fortress of Buda by the
Hnngarians was fully confirmed. The pr'nci-
pal officers and soldiers were put to the sword.
The castles and private dwellings were lndls.
criFinalely plundered.-Char. Courier.
TxrE AND INTERESTING FROM Sr. DoM1N.
eo.ABy the arrival of,he schooner j. b. Lind
sey, Captain Halfway, from St. Domingo City,
which place she left on The 25th ut., we learn
that another revolution had broken out, and that
the army and navy had declared in favor of
General Santa Anna as President.
FHernannes, the President, met the troops on
the outskirts of the city, and declared to them
that he was still their commander. General
Santa Anna then withdrew from the army, and
retiredto his plantation, after which the troops
,lisbanded, but they, not being satisfied. again
requested Santa Anna TO head them, which he
soon complied with, and Immediately marched
for the city. Previous 10 his march. the city OF
Don Carlos was burnt by order Of President
Hernannes, with view of preventing the troops
taking possession ofit. =,
1t was supposed tha, ST. Domingo City would
fall into the hands of General Santa Anna, and
that he would be declared President bFthe Dom.
lean governmeut.-N. Y. Herald June 10.
Fever and Ague finally Conquered!
This disease has at length met with nm Opponent,