The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-22
TELEGRAPHICl INTELLIGENCE
Eater from Europe.
baltimore, Nov. II


The r. NJ. Steamship Arabia has arrived,
with Livcrro"rdates Of the 9th of November.
The Liverpool Cotton market WAS d.Il, and
prices were in favor Of buyers, though there
Was no actual decline. Sales nf the week
$4,000 bales. Prices we're regular, but the
quotations are-Fair Orleans, 3. d. Mddimy,
SIS; Fair Upland, 6 3 4, Middlng do., 5 81.
Stock POI 900 bales. Rice tirmcr.
IlAvRE, Oct. 3l.-Salrs OF the week 1000
bales. Stock $4,000. The market is quiet.
BreadstuTi were lower.
Bucharest has been placed in n state of siege.
The Turkish fleet had advanced into the Black
Sea. Austria had renew ed her mediatom.-
The rumors are pacific. The Eastern advi.
ces continue 10 be contradictory The Cir.
cassians are stated tn have again defeated the
Russians, and captured several forts. The
passage of the Danube by the Turks is con.
frmed. 1t is rumured that the Ru>sans hal
defeated them near KaIitat Paskewitch had
set out to take the command Of the Russian ar.
my in the Principalties. The Austrian En-.
voy had pressed the Sultan to accept the note
which the Gar had approved conditionally on
its acceptance by the Sultan. The allied fleets
were collecting in the sea of Marmora.
Fighting is going on briskly in Wallachia.
1000 Turks had defeated like number of
Russians between kaifat and Lahia. There
has also been bloody fight near Ginergeas.
There has been Il great innundation in the
South of Ireland. Naples is alarmed for fear
of a French invasion. Owen, the American
Charge d'Affaires, has arrived at Naples A
na:nraIsed American named Paner had been
confined at Ancona by the Austrian authorities
for expressing liberal sentiments. He had
been released on the interference of the consul.
He was still kept under surveillance for refus.
al to sign a declaration not 10 visit Italy
again.
The ship Victoria from Glasgow on her trip
to New York took fire in the river and burnt to
the waters edge.
New ORLEANS, Nov l6.-Further returns
of the recent election give the Democrats
majority Of thirty OH joint ballot in the Legis-
lature.
The Congressionalde delegation consists ofthrce
Democrats and one Wing.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 16.-Thc sales of cotton
to day at New York were 5000 bales, at firm
rates.
New ORLEANS, NV. 10000 bales Of Cot
ton sold to-day at steady prices Flour, 5000
bbls sold at Sc 5s.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l7.-The Massachusetts
Whig orty-Senate, l; House G5. The
coalition is utterly routed. In New York the
Hards have ten thousand majority over the
Softs.
The reported election of U. S. Senator in
Vermont incorrect.
Sales at New York to day Of 1850 bales
Cotton Mt declii.e of half cent.
N1LLEDGEvILLE, Nov. lS-The Georgia
Senate has voted to postpone the election Of
u. s. Senator for the remainder of the session.
Five democrats voted 10 postpone. Great ex-
element in consequence
NEw ORLEANS, Nov lS.-The Cotton mar.
ket is active, the Gales to-day being 1000, yes
terday 5000 bales. at an advance of quarter
on better qualities good MiddIing 0 l.2 10.
Molasses has declined; prime 10. Flour has
declined 81 cts.
New ORLEANS, Nov l7.-Thrre were, nc
sales of Cotton after the Arabia's advices.-
Pork is unsettled, and there is panic in the
market; Mess has declined to l3 l3 l.2.-
Rio Coffee is active, the sales amounting to
1000 bags, mostly at 1912 a IL.