Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-25

QUICK TINE TO CHARLEsToN.-Byt the Nashville and
Chattanooga Rail Road not yet entirely finished, pas
sengers from Louisville reach this city in l-2 days
By December next the cars will from Nashville to
Charleston.
The Bank of Augusta has declared semi-annual
dividend Of four dollars per share.
Hon JOSIAH J. EvANs--The Marion Star states
that rumor says that the friends Of Judge Evans have
nominated him. as a candidate before the next Legls-
ature for the position of United States Senator to rep
resent this State for the six years next after the 4th
of March, 1853.
ToM MooRE-1t appears from note in the new
number of the Edinburgh Rsrec that the journals and
other manuscripts of the poet Moore are in course OF
immediate preparation for the press Lord John Russell
being the literary editor.
Madame Jenny Lind Goldschmidt's Concert at New
York on Tuesday night was q brilliant affair The
crowd was immense and her reception warm and en-
thusastc.
A despatch from New Orleans states that there have
been horrible robberies and murders the Rio Grande
and that the Americans are aruing for defence.
ESCAPE OF CUBAN INvADERs.-The Herald of New
York, says that Don \. Lagos Yznaga Miranda Don
Iguaco Belaprez and Don Juan OBourke Cubans, with
Major Fichesingera Hungarian had escaped from the
Spanish Penal Colony in Africa Oh April Gath, and ar
rived at Liverpool on the Sd inst They belonged to
the Lopez Expedition and preparing to leave for
America
TIE PLANK RoAD-Ths road moves steadily on by
degrees; slow but sure which, we believe to be the
best fixed principle in accomplishing anything OF mag
ntude The Company has now completed, the rise oi
eleven miles Of the main trunk leading towards Edge
field c. H.; and branch four miles in length, leading
across to the Martin Town Road which will enable
those travelling that road to avoid the sandy part Of it
by turning on the plank road they come down This
branch of the road was completed last week, and on
Saturday last the Company gave splendid barbecue
to invited guests and all those in their cmpoy-Hana-
burg Republican.
Discovery OF YET ANOTHER PLANET.-1t was re-
Gently announced that NJ Gasparis at Naples, had dis
covered new Asterod the fifth first seen by him. BY
the last steamer information was received that Mr. Lu
ther at the observatory Of Blk near Dusseldorf had
recently found yet another, with Right Ascension OF
about - hours and north dcclination Of about de-
grees, which is the seventeenth planet now known to
exist between Mars and Jupiter all of which were un-
known flty-two years ago
CuDA-"Ion" the Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sum- says the Cuba fever is rising higher than
ever. The plan Of invasion will he better arranged
than heretofore and may therefore lead to greater sac
rificcs ofle and more deep involvement ofhc coun-
try and the Government in the scheme and its conse-
qucnccs.
The Home Journal says that the last nstalment Of
Jenny Linds mun!fccnt donation of $780, 900 towards
the endowment of Schools in her native country has
been paid Her pledge to give that sum has been re-
deemed and she may calmly rejoice in the conscious
ness of having nobly accomplished noble endeavor
The Natchcz Free Trader states that Jefferson Col
lcgc. at Washington, in Adams county, Hiss, IS about
to lay claim to very valuable property, consisting OF
twenty acres ground in the business portion OF Mo-
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