The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-04-19
Later from Enrope-Arrival of tlle
Alps.
BALTIMORE, April Id.

BALTIMORE, April IL.
The British steamship Alps has arrived at
Boston from Liverpool, which port she left on
the 30th ult
THE LIVERPOOL MARKET.-The Royal Mail
steamship Cambria, which arrived at Liverpool
on the 29th ult., having brought favorable ad.
vices from America, more buoyant tone was
impaired to the Cotton market, and sales were
effected of middling and fine grades to an ad.
vance. The lower qualities, however, were
unchanged. The sales ON Monday 2Sth, and
on Tuesday, Goth u!t., comprised together 49,,
600 bales, of which spectators and exporters
took 10000. 80.
In Manchester business was limited.
Advices from India state that the Burmese
have abandoned Pegu. ~.
The nsurrection in China is progressing.
The coronation Of Louis Napoleon has been
deferred until August in consequence of the
Pope being unable to leave Rome until that
time.
The Turkish difficulty has been settled, but
not in manner satisfactory to Turkey. The
English fleet was still ut Malta.
Later Still.
BALTIMORE, April ID
The Royal Mail steamship America, Capt
Shannon, has arrived at Halifax from Liver
pool, which port she left on the ID inst.
THE LIVERPOOL MAREET-The Humbo!dt's
news had favorable effect upon Cotton, land
under the Paciic's adrices Fair and Middling
qualities advanced farthng, and New Orleans
and Upland Cotton, below Middng, from a
sixteenth to an eighth of a penny.
The sales of fthesweek cpmpriae 81 900 bales,
aof which spectators have taken $500, and
exporters 800 bales. J..
The sales on the 1st instant were 10000
bales, of which spectators took 5000. Prices
were a little unsteady. The sales OF the two
days proceeding the Americas departure, com.
prised $4,000 bales.
The quotations are as follows: Fair Orleans
6 SD, Middling Orleans 7-Sd; Fair Mobile
6 lid; Mddling Mobile from 3.4d to 1S.
l6d; Fair Upland 6 Id; and Middling Up.
land 3-4d
The stock on hand, exclusive of shipboard,
amounts to S50,009 bales, of which $4,000
are American.
HAyRE MARKErs.-The sales of the week
ending the Both ult. comprised 5000 bales. Z
Midling was worth S. Il Sc frs and Good
Mddling 90 francs. The Rice market was
dull, and the quotations ranged from 81 a 33
francs.
FoREIGS IrEMs.-A despatch from Paris
SAYS that the American Government consents
to indemnify the owners of the French vessels
seized in California.
A conspiracy has been discovered at Berlin,
and many arrests have been made. Arms and
ammunition had been discovered
The insurrection at Palermo had been sup
pressed. Southern Italy is represented to be
in more alarming state than it ever has been.
Large numbers have been arrested at Naples.
4 doubtful rumor was prevalent at Palmer
mo to the effect that Persia had sought the
protection of Russia against England.
The European Democrats have sent, it is
said, an address to President Pierce by Pulsky,
Kossuth's Secretary, which is supposed to con-
tain request for arms.
The outbreak in Switzerland among the pea.
santry has been queled by the military.
The American lady who was arrested at Hell
dclberg, on suspicion of circulating. revolution
ary documents, has been sentenced to six
weeks Imprisonment.
Advces from Bombay to the lst of March
sslte that Rangoon had been nearly destroyed
by fire.
THE SUGAR CRop..-A Mr.. Champouer, of
Louisiana, has published statement of the su-