The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-26
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
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The Havre Cotton market was heavy, but
nriees were unchanged. The sales the three
days amounted to 5000 bales
The accounts from France and Germany
are of more peaceful character.
The Spanish Cortes had assembled, and the
Oueen in her opening address declared that
TRANQUILITY prevailed throughout the kndom
In England there was intense excitement
against the Roman hierarchy recently estab-
llshed by the Pope. ,.u
-- The affairs of Denmark and the Duches Still
unsettled
~Hesse Cassel has been deserted by the native
troops, and has been occupied by the Prusslans
and Austrians. =, -,
At Constantinople the Turkish line of battle
ship Caaudan Pasha was blown up, and looo
persons were destroyed.
New York. Nov. %.
The sales Of cotton to, day amounted to 4oo
bales at Id decline, other articles are un-
changed. ..
Late advices from Vera Cruz assert positive.
" that Arsta is elected President OF the Re-
public.
4larre fire occurred at Medford, Mass. yes
terday, in which thirty houses were destroyed,
and the loss is estimated at Sl0O,000.
New ORLEANS, Nov. %.
The sales of cotton to-day amounted to
$500 bales, at unchanged prices. The ac
counts by the Niagara were received alter ou'
siness hours. Sugar has advanced 3.S on ac-
count of the severe frost
The steamship Pacific has arrived from Cha.
.gres via Havana, with 400 passengers, ana
nearly 100000 in gold for New York
"President Fillmore has announced his deter.
mination to enforce the fugitive slave law, let
the consequences be what they may and if ne
cessary he will protect the United States Mar
shals in the discharge of their duty, by calling
to their aid the full force of the army"
Washington, Oct. 30.-I'he action following
this determination will be this: In Boston,
Cleveland, and few such places, where the
peopS have resolved to resist the law, detach-
,ments of the standing army will be sent with
instructions to hold themselves in readiness at
"a minutes warning to aid the United States Of
!ficers in the execution of the law. The detach-
ments must necessarily be small, as the whole
standing army numbers less than 10000, and
they already distributed in squads along our I'M
mense frontier where their presence is much
needed. A single company probably will be
thought sufficient to garrison Cleveland, and a
regiment Boston. If this policy is put in force,
some strange scenes will be enacted or we are
no prophet.
Imagine military company garrsoned here
for such a purpose, and an attempt should be
made by Southern slave-c Gather to take back
into slavery any one of our well known color
ed citizens. How long would this branch of
Commander Fillmore's army stand before
Cleveland mob! How long would it take to
rouse the country and bring in armed men to
double the number ofihe whole standing army!
We hope to see no such folly as this, either on
the part of the President or people; but should
such an event occur, we can safely predict the
result.-Clere. Ohio, PaindcaIer.
TnE SERPENT THAT SWALLOWS THE OrH-
ERs.-1he Cleveland Democrat gives the fol-
lowing reasons for the Democratic triumphs in
the Northwest, and the Wing success in New
York:
New Jersey is Democratic "with clean
sweep" How is thiss The Daily mercury
tells the whole story. The wings of New Jer-
sey Jagged behind. The leaders were for COM
promise. They were ready to give a "substan-
tial fugitive slave law" as Mr.. Dayton terms it.
And they were overtrowp. But hear the Dali
ly Wing Mercury:
"When the mass of the people become sufii'
ciently satisfied that the passage ofany series of
measures will advance their interests, they will
sacrifice party, quietly, silently, and drop>into
the ballot box, without parade or show, the
powerful messengers of their will. 1t hehooves,
then, great political party to lead the public
mind into the adoption of wise measures, adap.
ted to the good Of the State and the happiness
of the people. No partysesn ever control pub
lie affairs that is founded upon the holding back
principle. 1t has no vitality, no popalarityy, no
enthusiasm. Men will not stand still to be go