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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-07
10000 PAFIcS OF
BOOT AND SHOES.

IO BE HAD at the New Shoe Store. and will
l. be sold lower than auy ever before oticl ed
IN tiis markel-lIaying paid the cash Tor every dr.
tlcIe and selected from the best and largest ma -
iuaclurers in the United States, we fa,ter our.
selves That no can fail to be plea-ed in guam
tily, quality and price. The'slock consists in part,
as lnliows--
Mems fine Calf stitched Boots
% Pump Boots
:. Waterproof DO cork soles
zoo pairs fire Calfsewed Boots, from 81 So 10 s6 w
Mems fine Calf sewed Bootss " toas4 w
(" aid 10Th Congress Boots SO to 81 so
'' lersev lies. S. to SO 50
Kip 'sss:d b:e'ss' 7ss s! to % i = 10 %
Youths d,i3 kP Psssd noo'ss'' e. &: 10 {, sf ~
Ladies' Department.
Fine silk Caters, black and coIored
:. lasting welt. and black
:. Half CATERS, welis and black
Wal, Ti.x ro,sl R-eaG eo!G,sd ed and Es,S black
:" without lips, for corus
~ " Jenny Lind BOotees, Ridu NiOr ccO
Md and Enameled Excesiors
Kid and Morocco Jenny Lind Buskins
Taylor lies. Pump
Fine hld Slippers. with Nosettes
Fine Morrocco slippers aud lies
Fine Ties and Buskins, Wells
Fine Morocco do do
Kid extra wide Slips and Ties
Goat Buskins and Ties, Wells
Goat Boots
Misses black and coored Caters
% blue and light colored Iial. Caters
black, blue and brouze Bootees
&" black and colored Slippers
Goat BUotces sewed aud begged, for School Shoes
Children's Shoes and Boots. assorted
I,gether with great variety Of Gentlemens Ladies'
and Children's Sho"s, too numerous to mention.
----ALSo-
Fine TRAVELLING 1kUNKS, CARPET BAGS,
VALlCES, HATS and CARS. AL Of which will posi-.
lively be sold lower llan the lowest for cash.
" Call and see for yourselves, OF the NEW SHOE
STORE of
WORKMAN & BOONE.
Sept. 90
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-07
TIE WEEKLY JOURNAL

IL prb>hy Three Dollars and Fifty Cents if paid IN
advance or Four Dollars if payment is delayed for three
months.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-07
SANTEE CANAL.

fTltIE late rains have given the SAINT Canal an
/ an pl. supply of water, 80 hat Bouts can pass
without delay.
Jan. 6.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-07
NEW STORE.
Sept. 20.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
i the public generally. that he has opened an
extensive stock OF GROCERIES, at the stand
formerly occupied by joseph W. Dolly, one door
south oi CatnpbeiI's bakery. and opposite n. Le-
w Il Son, where may Ue found all articles usu-
ally kept in the Grocery line, consisting IN part
OF the following:
Fulton Market Beef
No. and : hackareI in kits, for family use;
Rio aud Java CoIiees; crushed and Srown Su9 RS;
New Oreaus MolasscS, (new rrp) butter, wine
and soda era. kers; cheese, huckwheat, raisins,
currans, almonds, English mustard. tiDerls, pc
can nuts, assored pickles. and preserves.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-07

The South Carolina Rail Road Conn
Pany and tiie SOuti, Western lSui:
is0;,d Bank,
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
h"lh these institutions. will he he'd on Tuesday,
the lIh day February next, at the Bank Hall.
Iac meeting 10 convene at eleven O'Clock. A NJ,
and on the following dav, tn-wit: Wednesday.
there will he an election u; The same place, be-
tween the hours OF o'clck, \. ". aat 3r'ciock.
y. NJ, for President and Fourteen directors IN
the Ro"t, and lur Thirteen Directors in The Bank
A Committee 10 veriy Proxies Will attend.
j. K. EMERl, Sec'y.
Jan. H. lJ5I. ) 81.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-07

A few doz old Port Vine, lledsick best Clam
payne, London Porter and Scotch Ale IN pints, to-
geIher large stock CT Baggng, Rope "nd TwIue,
all ol which he offers low iur cash.
Jam |. S. T. CAPERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-16

market noticed in report OF the 18th inst. conti
nued Tor lew days after the railing OF the steamer
when rather improved feeling manifested itself this
cSnunueo until we lad sctivs demand for the bet.
Ter quality whsas aud for all kinds OF -four for tho
former 10 per bushel advance obtained, and for
the latter fu prices were paid Iudan corn also par
took OF this improved feeling and yery a,eive ds
mand was ex xperenced at an advance of Is psr ouar
ter. We cannot, however, report the same acti-
witty at the close cf this week At yesterdays marhet
the attendance pretty good there wa, la,, sc
vity for all articles holders however did not give
way, and prices remain firm al quotations Ths
imports for the fortnight from foreign
pool % 23I quarters wheat a. 9s6 bbs and s2.a
sacks -four and s02 quarters indian corn; and the
exports during the same time III 800 quarters
wh.st l40 tbs and 570 racks -four II $50 quarters
Indian corn. and sos barrels Indan corn meal
CoT1oN = Our last report of the cotton market was
written Tor the Canada the 18th instant during
the greater part of the following week the con
tnued very dull with rregulsrty in prices; It closed
however. with steadier feeling and quotabe de.
cline en- the week previous could be made the sales
reaching 23,630 bales On Saturday last the market
opened with ra.her an increased demand which GEN.
tnued on Monday and sales were made at I'D ad.
vance but the telegraph from Manchester on Tues
day reporting quiet tone In business there the mar.
ket again assumed dull and inanimate position and
there being speculation and the trade buying very
moderately the advances noted above was lost and
clos. at per pound below last Friday prices The
Baltic and Niagara have arrived since our last with
dates TO the 18th January, but they bring no new
feature as regards the cotton crop. Below we give
particulars OF each days sales during the past week
saturday, 70 January, about 9 900 bales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-16
Arrival of the Steamships Baltic, Niagara, and
City Of Glasgow at Liverpool,
&c, &c, &c.

The British steamship Africa, Captain Ryrie,
arrived at nine O'Clock last night, with the 1oyfl
snte,genee Of the safety Of the steamship Atlantic.
But for the conduct Of Captain Ryre, this graft
flying news would have been spread before the
public, last evening, an hour earlier than it was
He unnecessarily detained the news collectors that
himself.
The Africa left Liverpool at ii o'clock A. M. on
the Let inst.
The Atlantic encountered a fearful storm,
end has proved herself to be a first class sailing
vessel.
The following is a lis, OF the Afnca's passengers,
including those of the Atlantic -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-16
London Money Market.

jar. 3i-oSE o'gLocs.-The s;o-k markets on the
continent have beer generally quiet and stesi duins
the wtek bnt the Bourse a. Paris u ex = ption
The political ersi, there has paced OF very anc,by
after all and the fret encounter bst~esn the
binst and the Assembly has been friendly There has
In cons'guf nee been considerable aagancs Ia tbs
price 81 the Routes The Five per Geut, afe nov
marked at oct 35c The price Of gold at Paris IL i'm
proving. the quotsii being 20 S'l pr cent
premium. The Ebglisb stock market has been. on
the whole very nrm throu rhout the present week
The fa'orebs Influence 81 the rise AZ Paris ba, In
tome msaeure, been checked by rumors respecting a
spht Ia the English csbin+t but the market never.
thetsr, main' mucn stca illness of there
aIe several other Influences az work tending to i'm.
prove prices The principsl CT these IL the easier
state Of the money market 1hs supply "a now 30
not willing 20 take money on call a. - per cent
IT foreign exchanged In the second plaee, have
tbts week gone IN favor OF this country Ia.
Ger en clreumstaucts, the appearance OF the
con,idsred good; but IL must be admitted that,
~hlt the natural tendency Of price, "a upwards the
matktt is sufficiently sensitive 90 mme iiststy teel
whatever might occur in foreign politics Pressnt
prices are az oll0wsC0n sells for a1i account
Neh TO ss Reduced Thr, per Csut,, ef't TO y; Nss
Thtsearda Quarter Per Gents, gsti TO ?; Exehequsr
Bill bss 20 e2e. preui.; Bank Stock 2fl TO s5 Tntia
stock 200 20 8s, do. Bobds 6s 70 ~ prem, south
sea Old Annuiies. 70 pT In The foreign market
business has been much sstivs several oocs-
lions this week, than for some tmepa,t, and great
hrmucss has prevailed throughout, sish rise In the
value 6fseveral stocks. The formation OF new Spa.
pth cabinet bas caused rise 10 the price Of spanish
bonds, and continued purcbaees IN Russsn rise Of
rer cent Mexican are elss much better, likewise
Dutch. Cbilian have advanced per cent aud Peru
Wan are higher The quotations ere ss fshors;Bel-
gan -Four and Halt per Cents 90 70 q Brazilian Fee
pei Cent? 81 10 OIL Buesos AJrss a. to q Chiltsn Six
1tRtE OClocR COnsols for money, SSis TO o6is
90 Tor account. 9eh 20 96's Shares very hrm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-16
A 6 G Q u N 7
OF THE
PAsSAGE AND s ArETY
OF THK
STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC.
II. NJ STEAMER AFRICA, Feb. l3, 1851.

*. NJ. STEAMER AFRICA, FEB. IL, 1851.
TO TINS EDITOR OF THE \. Y. HERALD.
In order TO prevent garbled statements OF the
recent accident TO the Atlantic from OBJ
tanning publicity, I take the liberty of send
ing you, a correct narrative OF facts, compiled
from her log, aud for which / can personally
svouch.
Der, in fine s;eaming condition, and without, any
apprehension the part Of her officers in re-
gard to the voyage. Il was blowing a strong
gale at the time Of departure, from w. s. w,
80 much so as to render il impossible to land her
pilot. On the 10Th Dec, at 9 30 p. NJ, she passed
Cape Clear, and fairly commenced her homeward
passage by plunRiOc at once into heavy head sea,
and stemming strong westerly gales, which con-
tinued without intermssion for the time following
upto the day Of the accident. On the 9Th Of Ian.
a, noon, she was in lat. 40 II, long. Al w, /,
blowing strong giles from W N. W. At 6 20
Il. NJ, the engines were stopped, e. it was
,.rS; supposed by the engineers on account OF the
breaking Of the eccentric strap the sarboard en-
eine-and, on examination, Il was deter rined to
10 ahead sgan, working that engine hy hand /;
but another revolution Of the whccls proved that
he accident was Of a much more serious nahr.--
Ne main shaft was found broken completely
through. Gin a diagonal difecuqa,) tho bear
ing OF the siarboard pillar block, anil the ad
diiIonel turn after the first at'ppege caused, one
part OF the shaft to lap ovsr the olher-th y
jracturiug both pillar blocks, and rendering Tie
engines Peffsciy useless. The chip was a, once
hove TO urdtr storm canvass, the wheels lsahed'
and all hands employed dsuag ,hc night, en- f3r
the following day, In sealing ~ her square yarls,
end stripping her wheels d the floats n task at
once difficult aud dangerous ia gale q wind, and
he decks covered with ice, bat fortunately &C.
.sauplished without accident ca ,he 7th and dS.h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-16
Domestic suisc,syeny,

An.ut 2CCO foreigners have witbia the pat dx
NOUNS givtn notice In the United States Court In
bcs'on o their Intention 10 take out naturalization
papers and It is believed ttst e. many more at least.
have given similar notices in other courts OF the
county.
Ihe ehelsra broke ont recently on bard the steam
tost Arhsnsas, on the rslspoosee river There we're
$50 entrants On bosrd, tny Of whom died Every
one on board Vas attacked.
All tbs or rssivss AZ the mills at ysliey Falls L.
have stopped work until the rate Of wages raised
The reSt term Of the state Normal schcc, vili ecW
mence on the Path Of March neat. Th~s ere thif6-
ens vacancies iron this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-16

Advees from Hamburg Of the 2sth instant state that
corps OF z 900 Austrians entered Hamburg that
day.
The new government for Holstein was to enter upon
its functions on the first OF February The cabinet Ia
osnposed OF Messrs Blohme Heintze, Malmros and
Prehn.
The Koner Zetng states that Rendsburg is likely to
become q federal fortress
The German paperr announce that the negotiations
respecting the formation OF pro visona govsrnnsn snt
The new government Of Holstein will consist OF the
Federal and Danish Commissioners who will be sup.
ported by council Of the chief noblemen and
rate minded landed proprietors of the Duchy. The
delay In this long pretracted negotiation has been
owirg to the underbsnd intrgues of the Prussan COM
missioner II has however, at length been arranged
that Frederichsort Is to be given up to the D Dansh
troops, which will also occupy the positions north OF
Rendsburg while the small island which lies bet ween
these positions and the fortress will for the present
receive garrison whatever
Sicisn and Brszilisn agents the alert to en-
list the socisrs and ssrgeants who being discharged
from the Holstein army.
The BorstnhoHe states, from sahwern that In sp,te
OF the late protests Of the government force Of 400o
Austraps win be quartered upon the Grand Duchy Of
Mecklenbufg.
According to the Danish papers, the King of Den.
mark has directed an immediate exchange OF ali prl-
sopers Of war ma il during the last psign in o-
rtein 1t Is reported also, that the officers OF the
Hosten army, who were, previous to the outbreak of
the war, in the Dansh service and whe
broke their oaths OF us glance by serving against him
Will be baDished for ever from the Dsnish dominions.
Captain Jesse officer who stood In this position,
and wounded and taken at the battle Ct Idstsdt
the same exile he has received 100 thAers ss travel
ling money and released arrest ON condition
Of leaving the Kingdom 1t was for time believed
IN Holstein that he had been executed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-16


LoSpos. Friday Evening, Jan 81.
am enabled to send you the substance OF the roy
Her Msjesty will announce that she receives the
most friendly assurances from foreign powers and Is
gsatihsd to knos tost peace hss been restored in
engaged In war, or preparing for the CONNIE cement
The Queen will then congratulate the member, Of
both houses on the tranq utility which prevails, not
only ut home but In all cur foieign possss.o and
colonies The people are contended and h appy- the
Manufacturers are activ- ployment is abup dant
ara commerce prosperous, while the revenue IL in
Her Majesty regret. that in some counties, axri.
cotureh rather derreusd but the trusts IL will be
only temporary.
considerable excitement has besn naturally ccca.oE
ed by an aggressive proceeding on the part OF tn.
h.sd of the Aoman cathelie Church, who had with
cut teekine or obtaining permisson. presumed to be-
stew territorial tes on ecclesistios and to di,tr
but. the country into dioceess The state the Law
on tbn matter being somewhat uncertain. tn. Queen
recommends TO Parliament. immed attention to
tie snhject with the view of passing declratory act
defining the Law, end amending it IL necessary: hat
while yindio oating her Msiestys prroysys ~ " viii
take care not TO enrench those great principles OF
religious liberty the recognition Of which Is the boast
Her MsJesty next recon mspds thorough reform
OF the equity courts and the introouction o. an act
for he registration OF deeds to bs ualy ppsabs
TO England, ireland, and Scotland.
Her Majesty then directs attention TO the trsIs
ranging the sugar trade. &c. with that eountry'
The conclusion will be In the usual phrassology
fon will see that the speech wli be- more than
usually vague, and remarkable for studied avoidance
OF irritating topics There is no sluson whstsvcr TO
hnsncisl alters beyond the customary promise. Of
Documents &C, bsing laid before the legilature and
the reference to the Papal aggression 4. the ls.
Kind as her Majesty desirou. TO pass over as
rapidly and as lightly ss pcssble dssgr.eable que,-
lion. The course adopted is, yon msy rely on 10,
wse and polite In the fret plsse the Law Is not VIC.
lated and an q post Jcc,o Law would not do now. An
set declaring what the Law u offend no one and
will oretste In future. Such act ministers can
carry triumphsntly aud Il will sufics tor the
try Ia sick Of no popsry agitation.
The intention respecting Brazil will be agreeable
news TO the free traders OF Liverpool.
The law reform measures will be universally accept
able
Ministers have plan for relieving agriculture. but
" will not be mstured until the Chancellor OF tbs Tx
chequsr sess what kind Of financial statement he can
make.
Lord John RusseIls cabinet Is safe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-16

The ministerisl crisis In yrsnce A. over Another
new cabinet, however, had been formed A ms.aafs
from the Presidsnt of the republic informed the As
semby that the following ministry had been
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N brennicr ...... ............ Foreign Affairs
General Random. war
aon ue Nhilistnt. nt........t........M Marine,
9fauo Public Instructlsp
=. scnheluttss ssss....s...s........tC Commerce.
~ ~ ~ uWmihy's 's.t......stt..ts...F Finance.
Msgne e..............,..,.......Pu Public works.
"a ue hoyet' 's........s.. y ustice.
None OF the new ministers are members Of the As
stubly. Tho mereage rays that " was merely trsn.
ntion ministry VII rrejudces should disappear, and
RECOMMENDATION could be thected. The settlement of
The M Ministerial question has created no sensatton
The Paris papers OF Thursday morn pg ths 3Jth nit
contain very little news ot Interest There meet.
ing on Tusscay evening Of egitimist representatives.
10 TIE Rue de Rivoli Two qu-stcns were discussed,
via the dotaton and the repeal OF the electoral Law OF
the 3lst Of MAY The dotaton met with almost unani-
The proposition for repeal scted By a majority
Of fix votes.
The Sifet rays
n tho rurors which have circulated surinr the
sitting In the Asssmby bs credited. the dots.ion bill
" 70 be presented this week 1ts q. Gerrninv Who
isto pruEtnt u but the thiee millio ons might ap
pear somswhst heavy only halt tha. sum n was said
~ 70 be presented NJ hoped thus to ovsrcoms the
csccptept Of the mCet a1verts and the Ministry doss
not doubt Of Its success In this rst campaign in the
era Of affairs Alrsady negotie e'ious going ac.
lively en- THE subject in The vaious fractions the
right
Toe Gafsh, A. Frame states that Priacs penii,n
has received ptrmission from iho Emperor oi Ru,dA
to come and reside in Paris
pApIs roVRsg. Jan. 90 Closing prices Rentes Five
per Cents. Cot Ssc ditto Three Ier Cent?. OF Q)c.
Bank Of krssee, 2isL zoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-16

Advices frem Hamburg announce that, on the
18th ult., corps of 2,oC0 Austrian troops had en-.
tered the city. The new government of Holsteln
was to enter upon its functions on the lst proximo
The King Of Denmark has directed an immediate
exchange of all prisoners of war made during the
last campaign in Holsten :
The steamship Baltic arrived at Liyerpool on
Sunday, the 18th ut.
The campaign in France has resulted In the de-
feat of the Burgraves. The President has sus-
tanned his position-which is saying more than
can be said Of his enemies The ultra. lie gitmists
make no secret of their dissatisfaction with the
conduct of M. Theirs and M Berger The
people have been tranquil the funds have remained
the same.
The Dresden conferences have got into a fix.
In the first commission for the choice of federal
head for the Confederation three votes out of the
ten are opposed to the plans brought before it, The
second commission is occupied in examining what
it has done. Already is the Erfur Union jus.lied
by events The German princes cannot, or will
not, restore the union which united all Germany
into one great political body.
The City OF Glasgow arrived on Thursday, at
A. M, after passage of thirteen days aud six
hours.
The Niagara arrived on Monday afternoon.
CoIToN. dull, but prices came as on the
18th.
CoRN.-Demand light; prices firm
Provisions hTm.
AsHEs-In moderate request.
RosrN in good demand
MONEY easy. Foreign securities rather better.
State oftrade good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-16
SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1e, 1851

with which they discharged their srduous duties as
we'll previous to the accident in their subseq
efforts to repair the machinery.
JAS 3 wADsWORrH. President
j. HUDSON POrTENGER, Sec
At an early bour Messrs. Brown, shiplsy Co
issued notice, that the passengers would be paid
back their money on applying at the Office
subsequently the came firm had the folio wing etter
posted In the Exchange Underwritsrs' Rooms
We beg to inform the passengers by the United
states Mail steamer Atlantic, that have chartered
the Britsh Mail steamer Cambria to proceed to Cork
at the earliest moment, and there take board the
cargo OF the above and with same
to New York The Cambria will sail from Cork ON
Tussday, the 4th prsximo.
The Cambria will leave Liverpool on Monday next.
The following are the names of the passengers on
board the Atlantic, when she left Liverpool, on the
2Slh Of December -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-16

The ministerisl crisis In Yrsnce A. over Another
new cabinet, however, had been formed me,saxs
from the Presidsnt of the republic informed the A.
semby that the following ministry had been
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