The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-05

Resolred, That we extend our thanks and
best wishes to each of The gentlemen who nobly
stood forth as advocates our cause. .
Resolved,, That the next meeting of the Soce.
ty be held at Smyrna Meeting House, on the
last Saturday (29th) ofSepiember next. a
Resolced, That these proceedings be pub
aished in the Temperance Advocate.
by order of the Society.
LAFAYETTE DUKE, Secy.
From t.e Charleston Mercury.
INTELLIGENCE BY THE CALEDONIA.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 81.
The steamer Caledonia arrived at Halifax on
Thursday, and her news was expressed to St.
Johns to-day. The following is an abstract OF
her news:
THEMARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August 1s.-Commerrc is re.
&,mng its activity, and ahaost every branch ot
trade isimproving in Liverpool. The Produce
markets are fully supplied, and buyers opera.
ling freely, at rather higher rates. The ac-
ro,lnis from the Manufacturing Districts are
favorable Money is abundant, and discounts
are easily oltainablc. The fsnglisf fuads arc
staady.re5- -N"fs-7
4Ms CorroN MARKErs.-Thc accounts from
the United States respecting the growing C"t
ton crop being still unfavorablr. holders have
asked and obtainrdhigher prices. The market
during The week has been very active, and The
following are the quotations al iis close, as otfl.
rialy reported by lhe Board of Brokers: Fair
Up!ants. 5 l.2; Mobile, > So; Orleans, , 4.
HAvRE MARKET-Thcrc has been large
" increased import of Cotton into Havrc dn.
ring the present season, amounting from jam.
ary Is to July 81, to 3ls,999 bales, against
225. los bales for the same period last year,
and the sales have also increased. More com.
rnercial activity prevails at favre than for some
time pas,. Prices G R.ead>tuffs at Paris are
said 10 tie on tbr rise.
9. ,-zy -. - ~ p E0LtTICAi-
GREAT BRgrATS.-There is no intelligence
of moment from England. The London journals
arc tirTd Of interest, and find the greatest diff
Gully in. procuring attractive matter tor their
columns. >, The QHeen viSe sn Ireland has ter
vsiasted. - She mas every where recelved with
The utmost enthusiasm, and the Royal party
express nnminglcd satisfaction with their visit
The Danish Blockading Squadron had with.
drawn from th. Elbe. The u. S. FHsate 81.
Lawrence had left Bremen haven for a cruise
in the Baltic.
..FR.xcE.-The Legislative Assembly, after
n session of eight months, has adjourned until
the frst Of October. A; the last siss'ns. sf "no
an api,caiion was made for authority 10 PROSE.
.s,e. two Representatives for a scdiliou< li'1"l'
which gave rise to an excited discussion, during
whic1, an al,ercaioa pns,ed between Pierre
Bonaparte and an elderly Representative,
which ended in the latter receiving blow ia
the facr. They were both ordered into cus1''
DIV, and fsonaparte is to be tried for the offence.
The President has returned TO Paris from R"u.
en- and Harrc, where he was attacked by a
disease resembling cholera.
- Paris and the surrounding di|triets have
s,ecn relieved Gem martial law. and PERFECT
iranunil,r IL maintained. The French troo's
had icfi Rome. Gen. Omlnot had exhibited
,n,,ch feeling al not being permitted t" return
to- France.
AusrRra.-The French Government, ii is
ssiI, have received information ths, aastra
has applied to Bavaria for military assistance.
and that the latter power was about 10 send
$4,000 troops to Vienna.
- 4 letter has ter,, received in Paris, which
states that the Austrian Govrramen, had rrsoiv
ed 10 ,,esotiate with tho T1ungarians. The
accounts Of the operations oflhe Austrian and
Hungarian forces are Of mnch interest. The
successful enterprise Of the Hungarians troops
oflbe garrison Of comorn, upon the towa Of
Raah, is, fully confirmed. They only differ as
to the amo,int of the booty obtained by the May.
gars. Tie greatest alarm was produced in
Vienna andPressburs, by news of the advance
ufrbe IIunsarians. whose outposts are sail To
have appeared in Wrissellnrsh. All the troops
that could be spared from Vienna were mmedi.
airly, forwarded BY railway 10 P'essl"lrg =
MANY of the soldiers were raw recruits, and
lrf with The greatest reluctance. 4 great hat.
tie is reported to have taken place between the
Russians and Hnngarians, near My>kong, on
the left bank Of the Sass, which continued
during. the 23d, oath aud 25ih Of July. 1t
seems that after the termination Of Tie battle,
Georsy quit his position, and the Rassians,
thoesh a good deal cut up, followed him.