The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-29

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Tic Steamer Canada arrived at Halifax on
Wednesday evening, having been detained by
heavy wca,hry. The flloains,is an abstract.
Of her Intelligence 80
Y!Es Markets. u
LIyEHroob; August ll.--Busiaess in every
department of trade, continues healthy, though
Th're is raihcr less doing in produce, hut on the
whole things look cheerful. - i''a'. F-'fft'',','
Throughout, the week an active diiniaiid has
prevailed for cotton, and there has beei'a Iargs'
attendance o! the trade, wh,, Pnrchased freely
Holders have been less disposed to take pre-
vinns prices, and purchasers had To pay i.s To-
Ia advance Oh Am"rican descriptions 'fhas
following are fhe official in,ations. as declareda
ny the Board Of Brokers: Fair Uplands, s If =
Mobile, "a; Orleans, So g.. The sal es of
the week have amounted 10 $4,000 bales, Of
which speculatoss took "a 600, and exporters
5000 bales. @ =
The Havre coinn market was cailn,. but ;
prices were well sus.a ined. f.s
Harvesting operations had commeneeS dtaii.r
favorable auspices, the crops giving promiss Of.
an abundant yield. .,,E
There was good demand for cotton and
woolen manufactures. 'ssss y "a
Money is abundant, and prices ere adyanc.5 /.
ing. The bullun in the Bank of England
amounts to fourteen and half millions sterling.
Political. "''
The Danish Minister of Marine has given Z
official notice tha, The blockade Of the Elbe
would be raised during the month of August. ~
The English papers are filled with accounts
of the enthusiastic reception OF the Queen IN =
Ireland. The cholera is increasing in London.
President Bonaparte denies any desire Ia
change the present form Of Government. Sume :
of the journals insist that Napoleon's visit 10 the
Western provinces was q failure. General
Oudnol has resigned the command Of the Army
OF Italy. because, as is said, he could no, act in
harmony with the Pope, who has always treat,
ed him with dstrist. General Ro,tsaw tas
been appointed in his place. Theic arc seri.
GUS ru,nors of change in the French Minis
try. The Minister OF Finance, in his statement
to the Assembly, says, that the deficiency in
the Treasury On the first o( next January, viii! .
be $4,000 francs, and the estimate deficiency
the ensuing year will be 100000 francs. .'s &.
The Pope's Commissioners had arrived at
Rome, and disbanded the whole military o'eani.
zalion, even those corps which had been faith
ful to the Pope. 1t is reported that Garil,aldi
has beaten all Austrian party that at'ackedhim.
His forces have been increased by the access h
sion of many Hungarians. -.I agtrn.
Venice still holds out. 1t is reported that
three Armenian or Anne rican vessels had arri.
we'd with provisions for the beseesrd.
The news from Hungary is still favorable to
TO the Maygars, though the accounts are some.
what conflicting. They still Occupy the line ot
the Thesis. ], is reported that BEN, with 40..
600 men, had completely beaten a Russian force
of 10000 in Pennsylvania, and that he bad Ia
ken Hcrmansladt. 1t is also reported that klap. e
ka, the Hungarian General, had attacked and q,
captured Raab, and afterwards had seized aar
a large quantity Of provisions and munitions. Of
war, with which he fell back to Comorn. The
London Daily News gives the following: Tho
Austrian and Russian tr"ps occupied Her !.
manstadt and Cresstad, 10 the number Of &C.,;
OOo men, Bcn,, with 10000 advanced against I.