The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-20
Additional Der Asia.

Additional Per Asia.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l3.-Skirmishes along the
Danube continues. In Asia the success Of the
Turks is brilliant They had captured the
first class fortress of Soucham Khan, and Fors
Usscrghetti. A Turkish steamer had captured
the Russian frigate Vladimir, in the Black Sea-
A Russian ship had captured an Egyptian
steamer, after a desperate fight. The allied
fleets RENAL. at anchorage. 1t is said that the
Turkish feet intends to attack Srbastopol.
Austria has proposed conference either at
Vienna, Paris or London. The powers are re-
ported as favorable, and that Russia and Tur-
key will be invited to send delegates. The
Gar is expected to issue new manifesto.
Turkey will seize Russian shipping after No.
vember SOlh. The Sultan declined to receive
further treasure from the Ulemas, being un.
willing to make it religious war. Apartments
are preparing at AdranopIe for the Sultan.
Affairs III Servia are unsatisfactory. The
Servians demand all exequatur from the Sultan
for Russian Consul, and the Porte thinks
Servia is under Russian influence, though it
promises neutrality.
1t is said an alliance, offensive and defensive,
has taken place between England aud France,
Spain and Sardinia.
1t is reported revolution has broken out in
Portugal in favor Of Don Miguel
BALTIMORE Dec. l5.-Cotton in Liverpool,
Of Middling qualities, scarce; other descrip.
tons plentiful. Denstoun quotes MiddIing
UDlands at 1916; lower grades hardening
Stock exclusive of that on shipboard, 646, 400
bales. Sales Of tie week 46,500; to Export
ers 2750; to Speculators 6300.
In Havre, on the I'd, Cotton was firm. Mid.
ding Oileans S6.
. BALTIMORE, Dec. l5.-The S'nate proceed.
ings to-day were unimportant. In the House,
resolutions to purchase Mount Verri0n were
warmly discussed, but there was no division
The Senate resolution changing the mode Of
the appointment of the Asst tant Secretary Of
the Treasury, elected considerable debate, Ew.
ing Of Kentucky, regarding it rs an indirect
assault on Guthrie, which Bayley and Houston
denied.
In Baltimore Flour was easier Grain firm
er. In New York Breadstufs were steady;
Corn better.
John Mitchell, the Irish patriot, has agreed
to visit Baltimore.
1t is rumorcd in Washington, that an expe.
diti"n, four thousand strong, will sail for Cuba
in the middle Of February, from New Orleans.
The Humboldt has gone entirely to pieces.
In the Municipal Election in Boston to-day,
the Democrats were generally successful.
Additional per Asia.
Skrmishes along the Danube continue. In
Asia the success of the Turks is brilliant They
had captured the first class fortress Of Scoucham
Khan, and Fourt Usurghetti. A Turkish steam
er had captured the Rus; f.igate Vladimir in
the Black Sea- Russian ship had captured an
Egyptian steamer, after desperate fight. The
allied fleets remain at anchorage. 1t is said that
the Turkish fleet intends to attack Sebastopci.
Austria has proposed a conference either at
Vienna, Paris or London. The powers are re-
ported as favorable, and that Russia aud Turkey
will be invited to send delegates. The Car is
expected to issue new manifesto. Turkey will
seize Russian shipping after November 80. The
Sultan declined to receive further treaussre from
the Ulemas, being unwilling to make it reli-
gious war. Apartments are preparing al Adri-
anopl for the Sultan.
Affairs III SerNla are unsatisfactory. Inc ser
vians demand all excquatur from the Sultan for
a Russian Consul, and the Porte thinks Servia is
under Russian influence, though it promises neu-
trality.
1t is sail an alliance, offensive, and defensive,
has taken place between England and France,
Spain and Sardinia.
It's reported revolution has broken out in
PORTUGAL in favor of Don Miguel