Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-29

The Le Roy Gazette, of New York, says afivalof
nary at that place. She isa Miss Jay, and can DO tho
| echo song to the life. -
Texas paper in speaking of one Of our Presidea-
tial asprants says that as he has got no moraA ne
had better go for the Vice Presidency.
The Cincinnati Commercial announces hsAeath by
cholera, at Covngton Ky on the 18th infant of Col
Morgan, President of the covington I'D Lexington
railroad Company.
Lage portions of rock at Nagaa falls had fallen in
to the river, producing conside1ble commoton in its
waters The falling rock was detached from the under
wall of Point View" MaS fine specimens OF Gyp-
sum and Mica have beeDbrought to the surface oy
this phenomenon and he whole army Of explorers Tor
Geological specimenyhay be seen engaged in the busy
pursuit
Kossutb vas@ have spoken in New York on Mon
dav night u6ehalf of his family, which he leaves in
this countH having no means Of his own to provide
for their Mpport in his absence; and not feeling war
ranted dverting to his personal use the money en-
std to him for another purpose
fhe number of sun strokes that occurred in New
tS ork and vicinity on the 18th inst. was fifteen.
The Government of the United States, it is stated,
has ordered the Pacific squadron to cruise neal the
island Of Lobos to protect American shipping engaged
in the guano trade.
Parch half pint of rice until it is brown-then boil
it as rice is usually DONE Eat slowly and it will stop
the most alarming diarrhoea.
Lady Johnson, the only daughter Of Lord William
Camobell. who was once Provincial Governor OF South
Carolina, died lately in England
A LONG TERM-A man named Francis Schidel. at
the last term of the ST. Louis Criminal Court was SEN
fenced to one hundred and four gears Imprisonment
five years for an assault with intent to KILL and nine
tynine years for shooting and killing deputy con-
stable.
NORTH CAROLINA TwINs.-Two colored children,
connected by the vertebra, and said to be quite
match for the Samese twins are about to be exhibited
in The Northern cities commencing at Petersburg Va
of 2so intermeuts at New Orleans for the week end
ing the 18th inst, l29 were Of deaths by cholera
II is said the Hon. Henry A. Wise is about to take
the stump in Virginia, in behalfof Pierce and King
The family of Gen. Worth it is said have applied to
Congress for pension be paid them in consideration
Of the public services of Gen. W., who at his death,
was unable to leave them any property. The SUM
asked, we have heard is $500 year.
The Chinese Junk Keying which, it will be recol'
lected was exhibited in New York several years since
w,s receptlv sold at auction in London for s290o.
The Courier des Eats Uns after narrating the events
of the Wing Convention, concludes by saylng-"Gen-
eral Scott according to all probabilities Will nave sur
passed his competitors only to render more sure tile
riumph of the Democrats. The he, , OF Mexico Will
be yanoshed in the electoral field by one Of his more
obscure Lcutenans.'
CENSUS OF New South WALEs-The colony of New
South Wales the South Eastern subdivision OF Austria
a, of which Sydney is the chief port and capital had
population in 1884 of about 10000; by the census
of ls4l l2s 1876; in 1916, l56 730 and on the first
of March, 1851, ls9 95l-having thus trebed its popu
lation in II years.
Love can excuse anything except meanness, but
meauness kills love, and crppes even natural affection
The nomination of Gen. Scott has been received in
Boston with mingled feelings Of dislike and approba-
ton among the Wings the friends Of Mr.. Webster Ie-
ing greatly chagrned
| In Concord N. H., the nomination of Gen. Scott has
been received with great dissatisfaction among the
Webster Wings. At Portland, also at Bangor with
rejoicing by the Wings. At Pittsburg with enthusl'
asm among the Wings generally. At Cincinnati also
with rejocings.
Mr. Clay was very low at the last accounts although
with cessation of his cough.