The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-22
,,iss,ssaSFtom the Columbia Telegraph.

Trade has continued quiet bit steaoy.
The harvest is being gathered in the South
Of England, and promises to he an abundant
6ne. cd sl,iSs sf-s. sease..., r..
Cotton has been in moderate demand, more
30 than for sometime past. a. g, ....
Theisales; Of the week amounted to 42,20o
hales; of,vhich $500 we're taken by Specula'
tors, and 5.7O0for Export.
The market closing with a slight turn in ia
vor;of buyers as,s -.sg
The excitement given to the Havre Cotton
market by the, Americas advices via Liverpool
brought tito q complete stand.
The sales on the day following the rece'p 'pt OF
these adyices, were confined to 300 bales. Fri
ces, however, are firm al a slight advance.
-'. =. f.,A5 T POLITICAL.
Hrye .ty. The accounts from Hungary
bring the news Of continued successes on the
par, Of the Magyars, who have completely out.
mancenvred the Austrians on all points, and
placed them in great peril by repeated and dis.
astrouas defeats. Through the able seneralsh'P
of Georgey the Russians have been complete
~ cut off from their base of operations, while
the three igiand divisions of the Hungarian Ar
my are ia complete communication. The
whole population give every aid and encour.
aqement 10 the Hmngarians, sen ling provisions
and horses, andkeep,ng them advised Of every
movement fthe enemies forces. lIenawar is
represented 10 have surrendered to the Hunga.
rianx JeiIachich still continues 10 retreat to.
wards the Southern frontier ofSrrvia.
-g Gen. Bem announced his victory over the
Bann; JelIachich in the following words "Bem,
Bann. Bawm.'
The London Ne,cs Of the Sd instant contains
Vienna dates 10 the 2sth Of Jnly. The report
of Lord Palmerston's speech in the British Par
lament had fallen like a thunder clap on the
Austrian Ministry, and the news OF Gcorsrys
victory osar the Russians at Coassin and his
entryinto Oesthard were announced at the same
Ramors we're prevalent that negotiations for
peace woaid be enteredint in consequence of
these stidings.1 go e. '''S''' Q ,'''f.'
News from Cracow 10 the 23I Of June states
shat numbers Of Ruxsian troops which had bren
Giesfgned to leave that city for the seat of War,
had received subsequent orders to remain, and
the railroad cars recently arriving had been
filled with Russian soldiers.
ON the 9Th, advices were received at Liver.
pool that ahnther great victory Of the Hun.a.
riuns over the Russians at Esclau-placing the
Aust Ran Graeral, Haynau, in a most critical
position. J',Ti
+, Y'he Hungarian Generals are now masters
al (ihe whole line, from Esy 10 Assova. opening
communications TO Belgrade, and the Turkish
PROVINCES.
Tie erea, battle at Waitchen. between tt.
Russians under Prince Paskiewich, and the
Hnngarians under Grorgey, in which the latter
were reported vic,orious, has becn fully con.
!frmed. Georgey's army forced the Russian
lines aud marched North, effacting a junction
with the main tody.
a letter from the scat Of War says, that the
charges Of the Hungarian cavalry npon Paske
wich columns were irresistible-and that all
she troops exhibited wonderful coolness and
Another letter describes the Russian retreat
as most, ,dixorderly. The army was only saved
from entire destruction by the timely arrival "f
Bamherg' s disision, which covered the retreat,
and checked further pursuit.
tThn latest information is to the effect that the
Austrian ministry had been dissolved.
The Turkish Government have sent an ar.
sny ofrishty thousand men to the Hungarian
frohtiert to prevent tho passage Of Russian troops
through Pennsylvania.
In Prussia also. there was n reported organ.
ization against the Government, and conspir.
acy far the purpose of establishing Republic
suspecied. Several of the supposed conspira
Tors have been arrested.
Charles Albert of Sardinia. whose death has
been already reported, expired al Lisbon on
the 2sih day of July.
-FRAScE.-The President is still on his tour
through the Southern Provinces. He is still
accused ol aspiring TO the Imperial Grown.
Thearmy Of the siege are returning to Paris,
numbering one hundred and fifty thousand mon.
Throughout the whole Of Franco, there are
fair prospects Of a most abundant harvest.
IrALY.-The French have restored the Gov.
ernmcnt Of the Pope, but canno, persuade him
10 return in person 10 the Vatican.
The felefis current OH tho Neapoltan from.
tier, that Garribaldi had embarked for Amer,
ca in disguise.
BALTIMORE. August ls.
The English newspapers and circulars per
the Hibcrnia have come to hand. McHenrys
circular says the homo demand for sugar is
limited, an average reduction Of cd is conceded.
Co,,onm unchanged, though the demand has
been occasionally fiat and dull, hut upon The
whoIe the market must he considered firm. The
great questions affecting the market remain
unchanged, and the lapse of time apparently
gives additional confidence 10 Inc holders. The
Committee of Brokers still quote Fair Upland,
bl.2, Mobile. 5 Orleans, $ 8 a. The stock
on hand at Liverpool is estimated at 7O6. 900
bales. The circulars of Barring s,'Brown, Ship.
lev and CO. and others concur in the foregoing
Breadstuffs are as noted in my first despatch.
Wheat has fallen q. Corn firm. Beef
r,eady. Purk unsettled, the imports being great.
er than the demand
American stocks are heavy at previous rates.