The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-14

on all descriptions. subsequently lrS ae.
livily prevailed. snd the transaciions of tho
week were estimated to amount to 627 II bales.
The marke, closed with quiet and steady feel.
ing. The quotations are Cor lair Orleans, 63.4;
good to middling, $ ID as Ia. The e.lima.
ted stock at Livcrponl was 42l 900 bales, OF
which 259, 900 are American.
Charleston Mercury of Monday.
After kossuth and bis conpatrio,s found Il
impossible to hold OH, any longer against The
immense hordrs Of Russians and Austrians leh
liberty 10 concentrate upon him when Gorgsy
surrendered, the Turkish government was con.
suited with regard to its willingness to afford
the unfortunate men shrer and protection with.
in its territory. Tha, government, to its high
honor promised that protection, and kos''''h
and few Of his companions in arms avaied
themselves Of the generous hospitality. They
went into Turkey and were kindly received.
Soon afterwards it was ascer,aineh that their
enemies had demanded their surrender, and Of
course their CONSERVATION hrcame intense. Ia
the mean time the Turks seeing the critical
character Of The case, endcavored to induce the
exile. to come over to the Mahometan faith, 10
which case it would become impossible TO de.
liver them to Russia; nor conld that power de.
mand them, even under the old treaty between
Russia and the Porte; for by the very h'rms OF
that treaty no fugitives from either power were
to be delivered after they had embraced the
religion OF the country to which they had
fed.
Under these circumstances some Of tho rsfii.
gees seemed to consider Islamism moi so had
life residence in Siberia. BEN, whose n.
ligion probably hangs rather loosely ahou. him,
found no difficulty at all in the arrangement,
but accepted the terms al one. Some OF tho
other refugees followed the example, hut Kos.
srth and the rp<, Of them bore themselves more
manfully and like much better Christians
However let us give the European account Of
this exciting scene:
Many Of the IIunsarians exclaimed "Bettes
the Russians than the Aus,rians-h"ller Ma.
hornrtanism than the Russians; and there ap.
peared some prospect Of the whole camp EN-.
bracing lslamism.
4 council of,hr chief. was Immediately held
a, Kossuh's. where BEN at once declared that
his life was devoted to hostility to the Russians,
and that he eagerly accepted the suggestion.
Tho mollah promised al the same time tho
maintenance Of rhoir rank and the liberal al.
lowance customary in the Turkish armies.-
Generals kmrllel and Steen came to tho same
resolution. and several personagcs were for
tcmporisng. When kossu,h's turn came TO
spcak, be briefly reminded his companions. in
his impressive language. that now, in arrange
land. where all authoritative bonds were sum
dpred each one WA. at liberty to act according.
to his own views. but that for his part, welcome.
ii needs be, the axe or gibhet, bu, curses m tho
proposition. Gnyou, the Irish general, follow.
ed, declaring tha, no human power should in.
duce him to swallow even bunch Of grapes
upon compul<ion. General Dembinski, and
Count Zamoyst. were equally determined.
The example of their chiefs was so effective,
that faboul 200 soldiers and 40 officers who
had expressed their willingness to ALLURE Chris.
liani,y. the soldiers to man, changed their
intention, and there remain only three gener,
solve Bem took Immediately public siep.
and it is said assumes the name Of Aosuraih,
aud becomes thrce.tailed Paaha with the
Turks, who have an exhalled opinion ofhiS
military genius.
Benz, we have throughout believed, a pfte
soldier Of nr,unr without any 6yeG principles,
and wiihal somewhat bnnbastic. and DIgald
Da|geny sort of a fellow. We give him Joy Of
his three tails.-Nesc Lonaon Chronicle.
\ Coop IDEA SUCCESSFULLY CARRIED Orr.
Tile Foundry Of Mcssrs. Gilmore, Burton &
Co. is NOW nearly in full blast-and the neces.
sary buildings required for extensive operations,
in course Of rapid completion. We are gIad,o.
learn that our rnterprisng lAllow.ciiizens have
every prospect Of reaping rich reward for their
energy and foresight. and are already busy with
small jobs which they turn ont in most work.
manlike manner. We witnessed ia casting'
yesterday anrrnoon-that would have done
credit to any establishment-of several wheels
Tor the Saluda Factory, and other small articles,
In every single instance the success was com.
plc,e-and the work OF the most finished quail.
ity-proving that they understand their bust,
ness thoroughly.
The process is Il very Interesting. though
short and simple one. and all who have never