The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-01-10
From the Baltimore Sun, Jan. !.

Yesterday afternoon, after a passage of tiltee
days from Liverpool, whence she sailed on th
18th ult. We received the following dispatc
last evening from our correspondent at New
York:
New YORK, Dec. 3l-5 P. NJ.
The steamer Europa arrived at her whar
this afternoon, bringing dates from Liverpool
to the 10th ult.. embracing most impor'an
and interesting news, of which | send you lh'
following synoptical report:
The election for President of France has un
doubledy resulted in the choice of Louis Ma
poleon.
FRANCE.
ELECTION OF PREs1pENT.-LouisN Napoleon
has been elected President of France, and Par
is tranquil.
letter from Paris dated l4ih inst, says tha
all vas tranquil up to that date.
The returns from the election for Presiden
continue to come in favorable to the election
of Prince Louis Napoleon to the Presidency
He proposes TO raise Gen. Cavaig gnac to the
position Of Marshall OF France.
A general amnesty is spoken ofas likely tt
he presented to the Assembly either by Ger
Cavaignac or the ministry OF President Bnona
parte. II seems to be unde rslood that it vii
not include the prisoners of Vincennes.
The intention Of promoting the election o
NJ. Dufanvre TO the Presidency oflh Naliona
Assembly, is reviewed, and will probably be
carried into effect.
Marshall Bugeaud made his first appearance
in the Assembly to-day, and was received in
the Sale das Pas Perdus by NJ. Theirs and VI
Mole. A great number Of the Assembly have
to-day left their cards al the Hotel ofPrince
Louis.
The proclamation of the election OF Presi
dent will he issued about the 30th. The in
complete returns of the vote stood in The follow
ing proportion: Louis Napoleon 66 per cent.
Cavaignac 20 per cent; Ledru Ro!lIn 6peT
cent; Raspcil Per cent; Lamartine pei
cent.
The Commissioners will have examined the
vote by Monday, and on Wednesday The As
semby will proclaim the election of Presi.
dent.
THE REVOLUTION IN ROME.
The Revolution IN Rome has terminated in
the flight of the Pope and the heads Of the Ro-
man Catholic Church. One OF the most pop.
uIdT princes lTdl ever dSCeHutu tuC
throne, is now an exile and wanderer.
The Pope appears, after the SCIENCES last
described, to have remained prisoner in bis
palace, protected from personal violence by
the French Ambassador.
The Pope, in fleeing from Rome, took refuge
at Naples, and was under the protection of the
King, refusing 10 60 TO France. He has sign
ed a protest, declaring all the late acts void.
IRELAND.
The country continues in stale ofperfecl
Lord Clarendon has been familiarly received
on his return TO The Vice Begal Lodge. The
usual address Of confidence was voted. accom-.
panied with a recommendation of removal Of
the grievances under which the country lahors.
His EScelency rep ly was most temperate. He
utterly disclaims any design on the part OF the
of the Government to exclude the Catholics
from sitting on jnries.
PRUSSIA.
Alarming riots took place at Mernpl on the
ith of Dec and the town was in the hands of
he populacp on the 5lh For four hours great
axcesses took place.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor Of Austria has abdcated in
avor sof his nephew, with new ministry
rhe President has published an address declar.
ng the policy of the new President, and pledges
o maintain the liberty OF the people.
The military executions for political offences
till continued.
The Cholera is raging fearfllly at Fresh.
,urgh.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l5.-In the cotton market
here continues great activity. and The largo
business transacted is giving general confidence
u this article. Spectators, until the last two
r three weeks, had completely abandoned The
rarket. having as sellers some time ago clear
d of their stocks, and relieved their fears and
ecessi.es, being a grra, means of depressing
, The lowest point in October.
They have now, however, gathered courage
nd turned round. There is an active business
! fair Uplands and most kinds Of American, at
,e full prices OF the day. Fair Upland and
loble is quoted at I'D, and fair Orleans
I'D. Long staple is ncar y as before.
With these quotations for American Cotton, and
n increasing market, the political Disturbances
~
nee upon our market $4,000 American, aud
200 Surats, have taken on speculation, and
700 American and 800 Surat for export. The
lies the week amount TO &C, ,620 bales.
GEORGIA WHEAT CRop.-We we're travell.
g several days last week in this and an ad
lining county, and had an opportunity ofsrcing
any crops of Wheat i'm relation TO which three
ings particularly struck us MS worthy of re
ark. The first was the large quantity sown;
e second, the choice appearance of the land;
I'd third. lh" fine appearance ofthe Wheat.
'e have no recollection of ever having seen at
is season ofihe year, so hatlcring prospect
the present one. -.-]laricNa He'icon.
CoTToy CULTIVATION IN tNDIA.-Thcrc is
ason to believe that al important success has