The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-02-08
Later from Europe,

sess. 5 BALrIMoRE, Jan. 80.
The British. Mail Steamship Africa, Capt.
! Harrison, has arrived at New i ork from Liver=.
pool, which place she left on Sunday,t the 10TH
siustant, having been detained bY order of Gov,
.ernment. ss-Ixy,,;3sess ,s~5.,..-. azs&.
! The LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-=AThe Cotton mar
sket has. advanced, and there has been good de-:
,nand irquaGties has simproved most. The.
sales during. the week comprised $4,000 bales
Gof which Speculatols took 1000, and Exporters
20o0 bales On the 14th and 10TH inst. the de-
niand was better, than it had been in the early
part Of. the week. Onthe 18th the sales amount
ed TO 6oo0a bales, and the market closed frm
The quotations were-Fair Orleans Cd; Mid
ding Orleans, S 5-sd; FairUp Uplands 81 Sd; and
NIiddling Uplands s I'D So
Flour WAS infaird demand, firm and unchanged,
In Carolina Rice: there had been but a limited
business transacted. - sas~ess -.-e-..s
Thestate Of Trade;iin Manchester was un-
changed. -.
sLoNDoS MAREETs.-The. Bullion in the
Bank of England had decreased. Money was
tighter, and the rates Of discount were advanc-
ing No change had occurred in American
Securities Z. Consols had declined, and We're
quoted at 99:s=4 81. ~ ..ss. S
There was no Carolina Rice in Market.
EXGLAND.-It is said that Kossuth is again
coming to America The failure of E. Water
man, of Amsterdam has taken place. ..avs
FRAScE.-Nlr. Riyes, the American Minister,
has presented his credentials to Louis Napoleon.
The French Government has contracted for the
construction Of fiftythree large Steamships. 1t
is reported that there has been territorial diff
1gkg between France and Austria. The French
fde VERY unsettled. a.. 2-;.s -
slz Later.
BALTIMORE, British Mail
Steamship Canada, Capt. stone arrived at
Halifax from Liverpool, which port left on
the 22d ult. The U. S. Mail Steamship
lantic, Capt. West, arrived at Liverpool ff0h
New York on the morning of the Goth ult.
THE LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-The Atantic's
advces had favorable effect upon the Cotton
market Throughout the week Fair qualities
had advanced farthing, and Middiing an
eighth Of penny. The sales during the week
comprised IS, 900 bales, of which spectators
took II 900, and exporters G700. The sales
on Saturday, the 22d ult, the day the Canada
sailed, amounted to $500 bales.
The quotations were as follows: Fair Or
leans Id, Middlng Orleans 3-4d, Fair
Mobile Cd, Middling Mobile 5 SD; Fair Up
lands 7-Sd, and Midding Uplands 5 ID.
The stock of Cotton at Liverpool consisted of
100000 bales, of which 100000 were Ameri-
can.
HAvRE CoTroN MARKEr.-The sales during
the week comprised $500 bales at half franc
advance.
GREAT BR1TA1N.-Fcars are entertained in
England of a coup de main by Napoleon.
Napier. the English ship builder, had received
orders from Napoleon to build sixteen fiigates
for him. The British Admiralty, however,
cancelled the order, and instructed Napier to
build the same number of frigatcs for the
the British Government.
The Government are also nstitutng cnqui-
ries of the Railroad Companies as to how
many men, horses and munitions Of war they
could carry to specified points, in case of
emergency. A large Militia station is to be
formed near Birmingham. No mere regular
troops are to be sent from home, and great ac-
tivity prevails in the different Navy yards.
FRANcE-Louis Napoleon was to have been
married to Madame Montigo on the 3Oth ult.
The dowry demanded for the Bride was five
million francs. Twenty line of battle shirs,
eighteen frigates, and fifteen smaller vessels
are being built in the French navy yards.