Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-03-18
THE OLD WORLD.
LATEST News.

LATEST News.
The American steam ship Pacific arrived at
New York OH the 9TH instant, bringing Liver
pool dates to Feb, % The following are the
most important item, of news brought by her;
ESGLASp. Lord John Russell mas rendered
his resignation to her Majesty, and only holds
the office until another government can be
formed
The extensive loss Of parliamentary conf.
dence, Or rather parliamentary sympathy,
which his lordsi.ip and his colleagues have eT'.
IDENTITY suffered OF late, has probably prepared
most of our readers tur this result.
The Penalties Bill 'remans in statu quo.
FRANCE The most vigorous remonstrances
are being made by the Government OF the frc,
sident against the entrance Of Austria with all
her States Into the German Confederation.
The French Government have sent large re.
Inducements to the army OF Rome, SO rs to put
the expedition OIL il war footing.
PoLASp-Russian troops arc overrunnlng
the unhappy country, and much distress exists.
i'ne Gar has issaed his ukase, increasing the
number of recruits required OF the Jews.
The Berlin Zetnng states that the concen-
tra.ion of large numbers Of troops in and about
vienna, had given rise to the most distressing
rum. r..
RoME.-lt is said that General Gemean has
determined to declare Il state of siege during
the Grand Carnival.
lUWKEY.- Gi.ere is 4 probability OF war
betwecu Turkey and Egypt The Sultan de-
sires the P;cIl to reduce ii. forces; the Pa
cil;l, on the contrary REFUSES to do this, and, on
tie other hand, has been augrnenting them.
Accounts have been received from Coustan-
tiuop,c of the delrat OF the Arabs by the Turks
near l'agdad.
The Turks had likewise obtained some VIC
tories in kurdcstau.
The blockade of Samos has been announced.
TIE REruGEEs ~ TURKEY The Vienna
correspondent OF the London Times says, OH
the authority of private letters: "All the reiu.
gees, excepting - or 20 Hungarian servants,
most of whom intended returning to Austria,
have left SLunla for Constantinople. In this
lst city it was arranged that all of them should
sail for Liverpool, and each person received
500 rilstres as present from the Turkish
Guycrr..,rnl When the ship sailed all the
Poles left with her, but the Hungarians could
not be- induced to 90 on board, Il certain Do
hakai having informed them that disturbance
were about TO take place in France; and that
t.lev would probably again find work III their
nwn country. As the Magyars have spent
their $50 piaslrrs, they are in sad state OF des-
llulion. Ol' the fate of the cxiles in kiualla
can say nothing, except that it is asserted that
in .un,.4lnracr Of the reiterated demands OF
the Ennlis, and French ambassadors, Dembin-
skv has been sent to Constantinople.
Cow PAnpY OVER HIN !--One Fair Sarcd.
"A few morning since, as Il train of cars
WAS proceeding to -, the conductor noticed
one of Erin's fair daughters Of considerable
dimensions. in one of the cars. Thinking she
might have placed so,,c bulky article of bag
ra~e under her feet, nothing was said to her,
except Il call for passage money. When the
,r,;u arrived at-, the conductor was in
formed that one passenger had passed free.
On iuuuirv, it turned out that the bulky appear
auce Of the passenger noticed, was caused by
the free passenger, another daughter et Erin,
who had concealed herself beneath tho gar
mrnts of her friend, and in this way made
Journey oftwemty miles Whowill say there is
no hiIiug places even in railroad car.--Schc-
ncciala CluJ.
Safe Of a WICe-Thc Stockport Eng. Mer-
curv contaus IN account of tho sale of Il wife
a, New Inn in the county Of Derby, for five
p"u IDS one shilling. The husband who sold
her was Elisha g., cattle dealer, and the pur
chaser was George G, a bachelor. The wife
is young 'and fair, and cried bitterly at being
thus sLamrlully disposed o.
All. but she was whie woman; and that
makes a daercuec If she had been black,
and au iuhabi,ant of Georgia or South Carroll.
M, what copious tears would not the English
have shed over the unfortunate
White slavery is too commonplace
and familiar to them to have any claim on the
of the "naton Of grumblers "-Bos.
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