The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30
LATER FROM EUROPE.

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1. So. Columbia Telegraph.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
'r From the Charleston Mercury Of Monday.
ras BALTIMORE, May 26, lS49.
: The Steamer Caledonia reached Halifax yes
oien3ay from Liverpool. which place she lett on
the 18th inst, and consequently brings one
weeks later intelligence. The news was for
ewarded 10 ST.. Johns, where it arrived this
morning, and was thence transmitted by tele-
graph. send you the following abstract: :
- - THE MARKETS.
p LIVERPOOL, May l2.-The Cotton market
has heen steady during the past week. imme-
diateiy after the receipt Of the AMERICAN Nia'l
by the Steamer Hermann, holders became hrm'
er, aud Surats also advanced shade, The IN.
.creasipg quantities offered. however caused
the loss ofthe advance, and the quotations fixed
by the Board Of Brokers yesterday, were the
same as those on the fifteenth inst. viz: FAIR
Uplands aud Mobile. 4 3S. The sales OF the
week amount TO 42,600 bales and the imports
owing TO the prevalence Of mnavorable winds
for some days, reach hut 20, 600 bales.
There is no new feature presented in Conn
merciai matters. The Money Markck contIn.
ucs easy, brt in consequence of the threatning
ASPECT Of affairs in France aud italy, public Sc.
eurities are inactive.
Is sj@sy POLITICAL
y GREAT BRrrA1S.-The Bill for the nIodih.
cation of the Navigation Laws has been carried
in the house Of Lords by majority OF 10
The success of this Important measure gives
the Whie Ministry new tenure ofofHce. Mr.
n ! : H., l,aE,r Pa in m
his plan for the better government OF ireland.
The House of Lords have decided against Smith
OBrien and McManus, in case OF the writ OF
error, and have affirmed the decision OF the
Court. These gentlemen will probably be
transported about the first Of June. 1t is rnmor.
ed that Duffy's prosecution will be abandoned.
ga ts FRANCE AND ITALY.
q The advance of,h French expedition to
Rene has been checked by the determined re-
sistance of the treops of the Roman Republic.
Tbe French were driven back in Two encoaa.
4ers, in one ef which Capt. Oudiaot was taken
prisoner. Marsha, 9udino, was u1prePared
ior this determined resistance, and withdrew
his troops to distance Of forr leagues from
Rome, and there awaits rentorcements ana
further instructions from his Government. In
these affairs with the Romans, the French loss
was one hurdred and eighty killed and four
hundred wounded.
1t appears that Marshall Oudinot, when he
sailed from Civi,a Vecchia, was under the I'm.
preston that the Intervention dthe French
troops was desired by The Roman people and
the resistance and discontinue he met with was
most unexpected. The Roman Assembly had
,desnatchei deputation to the French army,
requesting them to assign reasons Tor The armed
occupation of,heir territories by torcign lorce.
The answer was that the FIRST reason was 10
preserve the Roman States from the Austrian
invasion. The secund was TO ascertain pre-.
cisely what the sentiments Of the population in
relation to their form of Government. And The
third was desire 10 put in train measures
which would secure reconciliation between
the Pope and the people. Oa the 9Th. The
Assembly resolved to adhere TO their Repnhll.
can f,rm Of Government, and forciby oppose
the entrance nf the French troops into the city.
Cannon were accordingly planted along The
roads, and in the gates and streets, and the
Dcrs;a,ion, after entering their protest against
the invasion, informed Marshal Oudin"t that
his advance would he resisted, and that 1t they
..xere unsuccessful they would blow up the
Quirinal the Vatican, St Peters Cathedral,
which was already undermined. Marshal Ond.
aDt replied that his instructions we're lmprra.
tive; and that he would enter Rome by force il
resistance were off. red. The battles enSu"1,
which we have heretofore referred to, and the
French finally re,reated, after having several
times forced their way into the streets ot'he
city,. Rumors had reach Paris hat thr French
had finally made good their entrance int" the
city, but it was considered that they we're OF
very doubtful authority.
q In Paris the Napoleon quarrel was still pro-
crossing, and spirit Of discomfort was cvinced
by the military, caused by lampoonng the So
cialists, which threaten a serious outbreak
But the reverse OF the French army at Rome
touched the feelings of The French in a most
sensitive point, their military glory, and this
overwhelmed every other feeling. All minor
difficulties and differences of opinion were soon
forgotten in desire to retrieve their tarnished
honor. and active preparations we're making to
send large reinforcements 10 Civita VecchIa
PRUSSIA AND DENMARK.
The war between Denmark and Germany
still continues, though the operations are very
feebly conducted. The Danes suffered another
defeat on the 7ih instant.