The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-16
From the Charleston Mercury, of Saturday.
ARRIVAL OFTHE HlBERNfA.

The news by the iibernla began to pass
over the wires about o'clock last evening,
and, as will be perceived, our attentive and en-.
ergelic correspondent has furnished us with
very full and comprehensive abstract. The
gentleman attached to the Telegraph office
obisinglv remained at the post until twn o'clock
this morning, when we received our last des.
patch. Our correspondent says:
The Hibernia arrived at Halifax on Thurs
day evening last with Liverpool dates TO the
2slh uli, She brings eighty.lhree thousand
pounds sterling in specie. The following is an
abstract of her intelligence:
THE MARKETS.
The Cotton market has been without change
since the departure of the America. Fair Up
lands and Mobile are quoted at 2.s; Fair
Orleans, 4 "a. The range of quotations is,
Uplands, 8 3.4 a 5; Mobiles, ID q;
Orleans l.2 to 8 q. The sales oflhe week
amounted to 24,74O bales. The market has
been dull for Breadstuffs: Wheat has declined
3l Flour has declined a 81 per bbl.;
Western Canal is quoted at 23s Cd, and Pha'
depha and Baltimore the same. Corn, white,
30 6 a 81; yellow, 81 a 80. The transactions
in the Provision market during the week were
limited. Eastern Pork was brisk, with full
prices while Western pork was dull.
STATE OF TRADE.
LIVERPOOL, April 2s.-Taking into consd.
Grafton the condition Of the affairs of the Con-
tinenr, the public securities maintain remark
able frmncss. Mercantile operations are dull,
and considerable depression exists throughout
the manufacturing districts, and especially at
Manchester, but Notwithstanding these una.
vorablc influences, after some fluctuations du.
ring the week, consols settled very steadily at
its close, at 90.
The adviccs from France are rather dispIr-
i,ing to our manufacturers, while orders from
other parts of the Continent are at stand.
There has been no actual variation in the pri-
ces of Cotton since our last, but from the de-
pressing effect of the blockade of the German
ports upon the business of Manchester, the very
moderate demand for goods and yarns, and the
sustained abundance of supply. there is proba'
bili,y lha, The market will bc seriously affected.
The Havre Cotton market continued in sat.
isfactory state, and there was IAN improvement
in the Hamburg market The French funds
were firm, 3 per cents. $3.50; S per cents. 3d..
80.
The English Navigation law has passed the
House OF Commons by majority OF 81.
FRANCE.
France still continues 10 enjoy tranquility.
The expedition for the Reinstatement OF the
Pope set sail from Touon on the 22d, and had
arrived at Civa Vecchia, and would Immediate.
" proceed to Rome, the Pope meanwhile re.
naming at Gela until the revolt is suppressed.
In the French National Assembly Gen. La.
moriciere had proposed new organization OF
the army on a very extensive scale.
NJ. Frappold, the agent of the Roman ke-
public, had presented his protest against the
French expedition to Civita Vecchia.
Some apprehensions were entertained ofthe
ideli y Of portion of the garrison OF Paris,
and two regiments were ordered to quit the city
at four hours notice. The cholera was spread.
ing in France.
SARDINIA.
The Sardinians have rejected the terms oil
the amnesty proposed by the Aus,rians, and the
piedmon,ese ministers have given fresh drec-
tons to the Department of War TO prepare for
an immediate resumption of hosti!iles.
It is reported that the French Minister al
Turin had instructions to encourage the Sar-
dinians to reject the terms of peace offered by
Radczky.
The Neapoialilan troops continue to be sue.
ccssn in their expedition in Sicily. The town
of Soto has surrendered to them.
GERMANY.
Affairs in Germany continue in state OF
great distraction. Austria has met additional
revrrses in Hungary.
The hosliIi,cs between Denmark and Ger.
many still continue without any marked result
that would give prcponderance to either side.
orlikely to afTsc, the general issue. The Ger
man troops are entering Ju,land in consdera'
bile numbers.
Information has reached Liverpool that the
steamers Washington and Hermann had OBJ
tanned permission from the Danish Government
to convey passengers to and from Bremen, with
out being suIjec ed to sc::rch.