The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-23
From the Charleston Evening News.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NeE orleans Crescent.
From the Charleston Evening News
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
BALTIMORE, May lG.
The Canada has arrived at Halifax, with
one weeks later intelligence, and her news
was received at St. Johns this morning by
special express for the Associated Press and has
hecn lelegraphcd TO this city. The Canada
has made a splendid run ont and hack. lsend
yon an abstract of her Intelligence:
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 5.-Since the departure Of
the Ilibernia, the imports of Cotton have a.
mounted to 1l2 277 bales, Of which l04.l49
bales were American. Notwithstanding these
heavy IMPORTS the prices of American, parlc
ularly oflow and middling qualities, arc higher,
as also arc Egyptians and Brazs. Fair Upland
are quoted at a., and Fair Orleans 42. The
sa cs Of the week ending May 4, amounted to
46, 100 bales, of which nearly $4,000 were \.
merican. OF this specu!ators took 500 bales,
and o5lO were sold Gn rAp".tos"h.
The Havre Cotton market was much dePresS-
cd in consequence Of the intelligence by the
Niagara that large shipments had been made to
that port. and prices have declined.
POLITICAL.
Official notice had been received at Paris Of
the Intervention of Russia in the difficulties be.
twee Austria and Hungary. Russia is under.
stood to have placed large force at the dispo-
sal of Austria, amounting. il is said, 10 one hun
drcd and fifty thousand men.
The Hungarians have every where been vic.
torious over the Austrians, and have nearly an.
initiated their army. The greatest alarm pre-.
walls at Vienna.
The King of Prussia has definitely refused to
accept the Imperial Crown Of Germany, which
had occasioned a slight outbreak at Frank.
fort.
There is no prospect orpeacc between Den
mark and Prussia.
More troops have left Touon for Rome; and
il is reported that Marshall Ondinot had reach.
cd Rome, and that the people had risen IN Ia.
vor of the restoration Of the Pope, and that the
members of the Republican Government had
fed.
The Tuscan troops have entered Lrghorn.
The Sicilians, beaten at all points, have sub.
mi,tcd to Ma pies.
The war in the Punjaub is considered as
ended.
In the British Parliament the affairs Of Can.
ada were incidentally introduced, but the Min.
lister was very guarded upon :he subject.
The breach between Louis Napoleon and his
cousin widencd into quite serious quarrel.
FURTHER BY THE CANADA.
NEW York, May II, ls49.
Annexed you will find additional items of in
tclIigencc received by the Canada.
From, Milan VIC learn that Baron 'runk, the
Austrian Ambassador, having modihcdthe con
dlions frsl pruTr,--'a.-s---- Ut, "
were objected to, they have been acceded 10 by
the latter power, and hos'i|i'ics have termIna'
ted
At Berlin he second Chamber has been dis.
solved by the King in consequence of having
passed resolution declaring il incxpedcn and
mpoilic to hold Berlin longcrin state of siege.
In consequence oflhis arbitrary exercise ofIhe
royal prerogative, an outbreak of the people
took place, but it was promptly suppressed ny
the troops, though not without hlood,hed.
From Rome we learn that the French troops
have entered the city, the people making moi,
the slightest resistance, but the Pope will not
be permitted to return to Rome, unless he
grants general amnesty for all past political
offences, and consents TO 4 number oi impor.
tan, reforms in the Government.
There had hcen n severe frost in the South
of France, which did grca, injury to the mn.
bury trees, and in consequence there had been
an advance of Is. per pound in the price oil raw
silk.
Wilmer Il Smiths Times states that the
reported quarrel between Louis Napoleon and
his consin is sheer fabrication, and without
tho slightest foundation in fact
It is stated that the Austrian troops have on.
tered Tuscany, and arc marching on L"ghorn.
The accounts from Manchester represent the
condition of trade 10 be very much depressed.
A very large meeting had been held in Lonlon
for the purpose oforganizing National League
for the protection Of Home Industry. 1t is be-
licved to he the purpose Of the origina'ors of
this measure to sustain the House of Lord in
their anticipated rejection Of the hill repeating
the English Navigation Laws. Should this
measure be rejected by the House of Lords. the
other Ministerial measure will be withdrawn;
and the Minister will resign.
The circular OF Barring & Brothers s'ales that
money is easy and abundant, yet there is quito
n disncnation for permanent Investments
American Stocks are somewhat affected by this
Indifference, United States Skies arc quoted
at l.2 premium. i
Mr.. hI1LLs's STATUE OF Gen. JAcKsoH.-f
Washington correspondent of the B1ilmord
Sun observes, "a large number ofvisers wcrd
on Saturday. present at the studio of Clark Milli
ESQ.,. for the purpose Of surveying the splcndii
horse intended for the Jackson Monument. rhl
noble animal is, atprescnt, represented in stat
ne of plaster of paris over an iron skeleton,
prancinc attitude. A perfect balance is oh
..:.,AL L. IL rau.inn the hind lrnt under The ceul