Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18
A SMALL LOT OF sUNDR1Es.

ton. A ship Of 100 British tons was formerly charged
about 80 Spanish dollars including pilot money lights
quarantine charges &C., but with this rew order will
only be about As Spanish dollars
A fire broke out at Cleveland, Ohio, at o'clock on
Monday morning, in the extensive plane mandatory
on Sencca.street. The flames spread rapidly to the
buildings Shipping streets and before they could be
arrested entire block of buildings were destroyed
They mostly occupied as stores The entire loss
probably $7O000 on which was partial insurance
Some writers maintain that it is mark of respect to
write the word Esquire at full length after the name
The rule, however generally observed is that titles Of
honor courtesy used before the name should be writ
ten in flu but that those following the name should be
abbreyated consequently the usual Esq, can convey
no disrespect
At meeting held on Saturday evening, the sth inst
IN the Armory Hall of the Governors Guards Colum
bin. new uniform company was organized to be call
cd he Carolina Blues"
The following gentlemen were elected officers: j. T.
Walker captain; R. L. Bryan, first lieutenant; W.
Barkuloo, second lieutenant; W. Z. Pine, ensign.
How people ARE PoIsoSED-A clerk of one OF the
Boston markets recently seized thrtysix carcsses OF
veal totally unfit for any person to eat and which had
been sold to sausage maker for thirty cents carcass
GENERAL JOHN E. WooI--The Annapolis Gazette
of Saturday contains communication (Which it says s
written by one of the most eminent at the bar OF
Maryland, and who represented for six years, as
Wing Senator in the Senate Of Maryland the city OF
Baltimore) nominating Gen. Wool for the Presidency
of the United States
letter to the Jacksonville News says that the Semi
noes in Florida have consented to emgrate. Tile Co.
vernment offers Gen. Blake $350,O0O to pay all ne
cessary expenses.
LARGE AND VALUABLE CARGo.-Yesterday the ship
Ocean Queen Mathews, master, was cleared for Llv-
erpool by Messrs Fraser & Co. Her cargo consists
chiefly of some five thousand six hundred and fifty six
bales of Cotton weighing in all million, three hun
dred and fortyeight thousand poun s and worth over
q hundred and thirteen thousand dollars
Charleston Standard
A memorial has been presented in the q. S Senate
Iom Lieut.. NJ. +. Maury, Of the U. S. Navy, asking
the establishment of line Of steamships from Norfolk
via Charleston to Para at the mouth of the Amazon,
to connect with line running thence to Rio Janero
The Pennsylvania Courts sitting at Harrisburg have
decided in favor of that Commonwealth, and against
the U. S. Bank, on the claim of Sl72,OOO for bonus
and capital The late Legislature refused to torecose
the Trusts Of the Bank of the United States. The
shares have fallen to 34.
The Washington City Council has rejected the bill
submitting the liquor question to the people.
a son OF Prince Murat has joined tho African chas-
The total amount of money in the British Savings
Banks at the latest accounts was s2s 923O65 IS. i'd
A State Convention in favor of tho Maine law is to
be held at Hartford, Connecticut, on the 10Th inst.
Mr.. Spencer, Father Ignatius" is raising money in
Germany to convert the Protestants of England
Dr. Valentine Mott has resigned his seat in the New
York Academy Of Medicine.
The number of acres under cultivation in England,
for hops is 43 246 and than half in the county
of Kent.
Commodore Perry is in New York awaiting the
completion Of his arrangements for the departure Of the
Japan expedition.
The profits of tho American Institute in New York,
during the past year, $1,000, of which $1,000
have been invested in the library.
The celebrated Albeni WHO has had such brilliant
SUCCESS in all the European capitals is about to under
take an American tour.
The Washington Union CT Tuesday, contains letter
from California, signed Miners Of C0on Hollow" urging
Gen. Houston as a candidate for the Presidency.
Tho Philadelphia Public Ledger states that Penn
sylvania County Bank, lent an operator in PMladcl-
phia- $4,000 at+ IL per cent. per annum.
The citizens of the new territory of Minnesota have
voted to sustain the Maine Law by majority of only
l9l votes and only 1915 votes were cast upon the
question.
The report of the marriage of the Emperor of Austria
with The Princess Sivl,ra OF saxony is gaining ground
in the court circles
The citizens Of Savannah unanimously ratified on
Thursday the resolution of the City Council authorizing
the Mayor to subscribe 100000 to the stock of the
Columbus and Opeka Rail Road.
Tie Maine law as passed in Massachusetts, goes into
effect on tho 10th ofJune and two days afterwards tie
pcopc are to vote whether or not it shall be suspended
for one year.
TIE "UNroy" Observation-Disclosures Burke, of
New Hampshire formerly member Of Congress, Com
missioner Of Patents, and editor Of the Washington
Union it is reported is about to his connection
with that paper.
DEATu OF b. F. TAYLoR-We reprct to state