The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-04-05
Later from Europe---Arrivsii Of the
Niagara.
BALTIMoRE, March 81.

DALTlMOkE haiCu u.
The Roval Mail steamship Niagara, Captain
Ryrie, arrived at Halifax on "Wednesday night
from Liverpool, which port she left on the 18th
instant. Her advices were not received IN BAL
tinore until o'clock Oh Thursday morning.
The l.. S. Mail steamship Arctic arrived at
Liverpoul at midnight on the l7th instant, IN
ten davs and twelve hours from New ork, ana
the British steamship Alpa, on the 18TH IN
twelve days and twelve hours.
The LIVERPOOL MARKEr.-ln the Cotton
market prices for American descriptions I'M
nrov.d under the influence of the Arctic ad-
vices fair and mddng qualities having ad-,
yauced fl om il sixteenth to an eighth OF a pen
nv. The sales during the week comprised 5S,-
$50 bales, of which speculaters took lO,25O,
and exporters $50 C)
On the 18th, the day preceding the depar-
ture of the Niagara, the market opened active,
but fell off ut the close, the sales having amoun-
ted to between 1000 and 5000 bales.
The Circular of Messrs. Hollinshed, Fetly
e. Co. attributes the advance to the natural re-
action after depression, and to the short STOCK
now in the hands of spinners. McHenry's Cir
cular quotes a sixteenth advance for the week.
The quotations are as follows: Fair Orleans
63sd; Middling Orleans, 5 5.sd; Fair MO.
bile. Cd; Middling Mobile, 5 IL to 8 5-sd, Fair
Upland, Cd, and Mddling Upland 5 LID.
STATE OF TRApE-At Manchester Trade
has slightly declined.
The LONDON MARKETs.-!he Coffee mar
ket is firm with an upward tendency. The
Bottom market is firm at All advance OF an
eighth of penny. In Rice there is but small
business doing, and the sales during the week
only comprised 100 casks.
HAvRE MARKE rs.-Prices in the Cotton
market have advanced under the influence OF
the Arctic's American advices. The sales on
the 18Th inst. amounted to 1000 bales, and Or.
leans Tres Ordinaire was quoted at 81 francs.
The Rice market opened active, but tell Oft at
the close. The sales during the week summed
up $50 casks, at from 81 to 81 francs.
EsG1aSp--Lord John Russell stated in the
House of Commons that the Sandman Gov.
ernment. had requested British intervention
against the sequestraton, by Austria, OF the pro.
perty of Sardinian subjects, and that in conse-
quence of this request, he had written strong
letter to Vienna. Lord John also informed the
House, that the Mexican Government had re-
duced the duty on printed calicos.
Advices received in London from Alexan-
dria, Egypt state that there existed in that city
a commercial crisis, and that there had been
heavy failures among the grain spectators
there.
The news from the Cape of Good Hope holds
out prospect of peace. The U; S. steam fri
gate Mississippi sailed on the I'd Of February
for Japan.
Advices received in England from Buenos
Ayres to the % of February, state that the cl
vii war was still raging, and that the attack was
expected to be made on the city the next day
MIR. Gore, the British Charge d. Affairs, had
been expelled. The British Minister at k'o
had died.
France was quiet. 1t is now said to be un-
certain whether the Pope will be present at the
coronation. There was rumor on the Bourse
that an English Fleet had entered the Darda'
nelles, which caused the funds to fall. The re-
port, however, was subsequently denied. lhe
Budget for 1854, gives surplus revenue of
nine millions.
TUscANY.-The Madiai family have been llb
Grated and ordered to leave Tuscany.