Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-09

NEW POST OFFICE.-A new POSC O1nce mas Deeu es-
tablished in Union District, called "Cold Well" Of
which W. H. sartor has been appointed postmaster.
H. D. Wray proposes to publish new paper at Alb
bevillc G. H., to be called the Southern Democrat.
Price two dollars per annum. Address Mr.. Wray at
Due West, Abbevie District
THE WEEvIL-Ths destructive insect is said to be
making sad havoc with the wheat crop in some parts
of Delaware county. Pa. 1t has attacked the white
wheat and in many instances whole fields have been de-
stroyed The bearded variety has not as yet suffer-
ed to any extent.
INrEMpERAScE AND CRME-Among the number Of
persons committed to prison in New York during the
past year there were who were Incorporate out
Of TO- 1872 persons.
It said that some planters in Cuba have contracted
will an English house for theimportalon of eight thou
sand Chinese aborer who are to receive four dollars
a month for eight years.
The COMING ELEcrIoNs.-The Presidential election
is to occur the second day Of November next and
elections in advance of the Presidential will occur in
the following States at the times mentioned below at
most of which members of Congress are to be lected-
Alabama, August I'd; Kentucky, August I'd; Indiana,
August I'd; Illinois, August I'd; Iowa, August I'd;
Missouri August 3D. North Carolina, August 9th;
Tennessee, August 9TH Vermont, September 7th;
Maine, September 18th; Georgia, October 4th; Ar
kansas, 4th; Florida 4th; Maryland, October 9Th;
South Carolina October llth; Pennsylvania October
l2th Ohio, October 18th.
In the Washington Southern Press Of Saturday, we
find statement from Mr.. ELwooD FISHER, to the ef
feet that he will not support either Of the nominees
Wing or Democratic but continue expose them; and
another from Mr.. DELEoS, stating that he wished to
sustain promptly and openly the nominees Of the De-
mocrac party and that his future connection with the
Southern Press will depend on the course it may take
for which he cannot longer be responsible Courier
THE OLD INDEPENDENCE BELL.-The Philadelphia
papers state that this relicof the times that tried men
souls has been brought down from the tower, and is
in future to occupy position in the Hall of Indepen-
dence upon pedestal that has been prepared for it.
This bell was cast ninetynine years since, and from
the prominent part it has taken in procaimng liberty,
will always be object of interest to the visitors to
the Hall of Independence.
| DEATH OF ADMIRAL WoRMLEY.-Rear Admiral
Wormlcy, of the Royal Navy of Great Britain, who ar
rived at Utica New York, on Saturday, on journey
with his family to Niagara died Suddenly Of appoplexy
Admiral Wormley has been for some time resident in
Boston and in Newport, being retired from active SER
vice on the halEpay list
JEWS HOSPITAL IN New Y YoRK.-A number Of Jew.
is citizens of New York have been incorporated into
society 'ror the purpose of aaordlng surgical and
medical aid comfort, and protection in sickness to
worthy and needy Israelites.' They now raising
subscriptions to aid in the erection ola commodious
hospital.
There is report from Washington that the Hon.
JOHN BELL, of Tennessee now United States Senator
has been invited accept the offer of Secretary Of the
Navy, and that he will probably take the office.
Governor Powell of Kentucky, has rendered the o.
S. Senatorshp to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of the Hon. Henry Clay, to James Guthrie, Democrat
who has declined to accept