The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-06
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.iARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

tsoR yficfman the Columbia Telegraph of Monday.
az yd The Niagara, l,ringiug news to the 18th oil
Hs MAY, arrived at Halifax on Thursday morning
Us alasg ta.fhe following the condition OF the
SREaiarSets al that tine.
ssgEFsx Corfex at Liverpool had neither advanced
IS q. nor reeeded, i,a was stand. On the 10Th it
.so5 yasdued at the sau.e rates as during the week
rati previous a'f a''s-
sltiits9Fair Upland commanded 3.sd. The sales
a'Ptoffhe week amounted to $4,000 bales.
579sS In Commercial affairs there is no material
''ai7 amendment.
'o5!73h Money continues plentiful. Consols for mo-
ncy opened at ninety and seven cishhs, and
. had steadily advanced 10 ninety.one and five
. s'eighths.
sH%d The Freach three per cents closed on Wed.
iinti nesday at 6fy.eight francs eighty cenimes.-
s7nS Five per cents eightyeight francs, eighty CEN
90 times. aratss
s'iom ssThe chief demand is for American securities
ai6 ,asfon general acco,,nt from the Manufacturing
Districts the complaint is that goods sent away
adisyield little or no profit
sm 81 1l'he Market for cured provisions is generally
tortEiower and recpding.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
A9a7u's KoNE.-The intelligence is, that Pope Plus,
sHi ON having heard of the resistance offered by the
,oJ have declared that be would m, return to Rome
a, such a price, and is reported to have sent
a5m message TO General Oudinot, well as t" the
ee,6 King Of Naples to persuade them to withdraw
III their forces aud retire. In the interval, Gen.
u'i'H O,dinot has hcen reinforced with fresh sup.
ply of 10000 troops, and has a large and well
30 appointed army under his command.
..! n On the other side the Roman people are an.
z9- imated by the most intense enthusiasm. and
q H should an attempt he made TO get possession Of
re the city by bombardng, and then storming, the
- courage Of the people who will be protected by
:H iarrcades, will render the capture of the city
rso3 no easy task.
isrgeTbese causes render the invading troops by
si no means certain Of success, even should the
effort be made. All accounts concur that il
will be impossible to restore the temporal and
imperial power Of Papacy in any FORM
Mos, terrific accounts are given OF Priests
s5 fbcing dragged forth from their hiding places by
n The sodierv and pat to dpath-ihrir bodies hav.
ea; ing been hacked in small pieces and cast into
the Tibcr.
The Combined Powers will not he able to
set up the Pope on bis throne again. for the tide
ofpopular feeling now is against the sarcerde,a
. 3. and pon,i6cial power he has exercised.
.7.- At Paris intelligence had been received from
OPDs Ou0lnOt 10 me lotn uIt.S ny
in which he stated his opinion, that the troops
.,.. would be allowed 10 enter the city of Rome
without further opostion-
si.. He further adds "serous propositions Of sub.
ri, mission are made to lre aTready-the anchor of
raJf safety 10 Rome The nine hundred prisoners
+, nj Rome were accompanied 10 Palo with all
demonstration ofjor.
saz7 bafThe London Times announces the landing
i.-sat Finemc.ira, Of a Spanish Array which was
marching towards Rome.
res, a fresh attempt was made at Palermo to get