The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
From the Baltimore Sun.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
Seven DAYS Later From Europe.
FIRST DISPATCH.

correspondent at St. Johns, N. B., yesterday
afternoon, ard was Immediately issued in an
"extra Sum-"
ST.. JouNs, June 6th-A. NJ.
The Royal Mail Steamer Europa arrived at
Halifax on Tuesday, 5th inst. at noon and in a
few minutes after your special Express left for
this place, where it arrived at an early hour
this morning, The Europa brought no specie
and ffiy-thrce passengers.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, May 26.-ln
the cotton marke, Tor two days after the sailing
of the Niag CARA, ther. was good demand tor
trade and export. For American descriptions,
fall prices have been paid since the receipt OF
the Cambras advces. The stock however,
has accumulated considerably. and as the mar
ket is now almost glu'ted with fresh imports,
which are freely offered, prices, if anything are
slightly depressed.
The weeks transaction ending yesterday
were ln.320 bales, of which spectators took
4.47O bales. and exporters 5000 bales. lhe
imports of the week were very large. being not
less than l25. .720 bales, Of which ll3.463 were
American. The stock of cotton at present in
LiverpnoI is estimated at 7l5,7l0 bales, OF
which 53l O3O are American
The frlowinr additional, hri highly i0'por
,art iurlliecncc came to hand from our t"r
graphic rorresponden, al 81. Johns, ii O'Clock
last nioht.
IrA1y.-On the 18th of May, the French
having attempted an entrance into the city OF
Rome over the Melvian bridge, it was blown up
The French fnrces we're stationed on thu
hanks of the Tibcr, between Palo and Rome.
A a., oI,,;,o hni rl
miles from the city, and that Of The Ncapolian
forces twelve miles. There was also a small
body of Spaniards a, Finmicino.
PRuss1A.-The King of Prussia has issued a
manifesto to his subjects, condrmnlng the late
rcvnlts, saying that they were gotten up by the
enemies of Germany. He says he will shortly
submit constitution to his pror pie, which has
been sanctioned by other Governments, and
which shall have unity for its basis, and there.
by guarantee 10 Germany liberty and free rep.
resrnialion.
The scige of Berlin was prosecuted with in.
creased vigor, caused by the discovery ola con-
spiracy for desperate, and, as was believed.
dangerous outbreak
1t is further reported that negotiations for
another Normal constitution were almost tor.
minated. Ii is said lha, its provisions in the
main resemble those of the Frankie cons'itu.
ton, bu, lha, the King Of Prussia will only as.
sumo the title Of Protector Instead of Emperor,
and that Austria will f,rm no part olthe Empire.
though connected with it Ivy close defensive
alliance.
The commercial ncws is not Ola very cheer.
ing character, l,ut the political intelligence is
of more than ordinary interest.
There has been no farther discussion OF Can.
alan affairs in Parliament. and it is doubtful il
any will take place. There does not appear to
he any reason to doubt tina; the English Gov.
ernmrnt will fully sustain every act OF Lord
Elgin'> administration.
Another pistol has been fired al Queen Vic.
tora, without however any injurious consequent.
cc.. The criminal! is stupid .rishu:aa who,
u~ he pistol only contained p"wd"r, seems /"
have had no other object in view than to gain
nntnrcty.
The political affairs on the continent exhibit
no Improvement. Indeed the danger of gen.
cral European war appears to he more I'nmI'
nrnt now than at any previous time during the
past year.
FRANCE. The recent elections have result.
ed favorabIy to the Socialists and red repnbIi.
cans to far greater extent than was anlcipa.
ted. They will number in The Assembly about
240 strong against twice that number, which
composed of parties and sections ol parties en-
terlaning very opposite opinions, are nevrrthc'
less considered the friends of order. On the
announcement oflhis intelligence, the French
funds fe! thirteen per cent. At the latest dates,
however, they had slightly recovered and on
the 24lh the live per cent were quoted at olt,-
SOC, and three PR cent at 32t.
In the French Assembly, the affairs OF Rome
and Hungary being under consideration, de-
bate arose which is described as being the mnst
exciting and violcn, ever witnessed. PROPOSE.
iions of an Immediate declaration of war against
Russia and Austria were urged by several
speakers, which, however, were subsequently
modfrd by the adoption OF resolution pro-
posed by General Cavignac, recommending TO
the Government to adopt energetic measures
for the protection of The internal and external
interests of the Republic. This resolution,
though violently opposed by the Ministry, was
carried by majority of436 to lSl.
Nothing has hccn arranged in regard TO 4
change of Mnistrcy, but it was supposed that
Immediately after the new Assembly met, Mar.
shall BergAud would be called upon to form
new cabinet.
DENMARK.-Thc war between the Danes
and Frussians continues without any decisive
result, or prospect of an early adjustment.
GERMANY.--In Germany insurreciions and
commolions exist every wh"~c.
lIUXGARY.--'The indomi,ablc Ilungarians
in their unequal contest with Austria and Rus.
sia, exhibit no E.u,ering, and are preparing for
Il desperate struggle.
RrssIA.--rhe Emperor of Russia has for
maly recognised the French Republic, and 81.
mnancously issued manifesto announcing
his determination to interfere in the Austrian
and Hungarian quarrel. In this manifesto nc