The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-06
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC,

The sales of Cotton at at.Liyerpool for the
three days amounted to 5000 bales, OF which
Spectators took 1000, and Exporters lOoo
bales The quotations are for Fair Orleans,
6 ga; Middling, 6; Fair Uplands, 3-S;
Middling, Sd. The demand was moderate,
and prices in favor of buyers
Flour was in good demand, and had adj
vanced CD per Dbl: Western, 37s; Ohio, 3ss.
Corn was in moderate demand, and prices III
favor of buyers. Lard was steady.
Consols, 81 5-S. Trade at Manchester had
slightly declined.
There is no later information from the seat
uf war, but there were rumors of q decisive
battle having been fought near Bucharest,
though it was not stated who were victorious.
Details have been received of the recent al
fair at Ottenitza, which prove it to have been
brilliant Turkish victory, in which 1900 Rus
slams were killed and wounded, aud eight guns
were captured by the Turks.
The Turks have nearly one hundred thou
sand men across the Danube. The Fourth
Regiment of Poles n the Russian service, are
evidently disaffected, having favored the pas
sage of the Turks over the Danube, and neg
sected to give the alarm when they saw them
crossing the river.
GOrtSChakoH, the NuSsiah Coil'''tuuei, H'i'
received orders to act on the offensive.
The Turkish fleet are in the Black Sea; the
Anglo French feet are in the sea of Marmora.
Russia has proclaimed an embargo on Turkish
shipping from the 23i October, but neutral
flags will be respected.
Count Nesselrode's diplomatic circular has
been published, and has excited strong re-
marks from the French aud British press. The
Turkish Government will have nothing to do
with the proposed amendment to the Vienna
note, but insists on perfectly new treaty, as
definite settlement.
KLAPKA, the hero of Comorn, has received
a command on the Danube in the Turkish
service. The Circasians continue TO gain Sue
cesses in Asia.
Louis Napoleon expresses himself strongly
in favor of active operations to aid the Turks,
but the British Government evidently vacates.
Prussia has given notification that she reserves
to herself perfect liberty of action in Eastern
affairs. Austria processes neutrality.
Shangai was captured by the Chinese insur-
gents ON the 7th Of September
BALTIMORE, Nov. 29-Private advices from
China state /: was understood at Canton, that
a party Of rebels disconnected with the regular
force, had taken possession OF Shangai. and
pIundered the treasury.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 29.-The Brazilian Gov
ernment has sent ost special Ministers to Peru.
Bolivia, Ecuador and New Grenada, to effect
Il treaty to monopolsc the trade OF the Anna
zon.
The Amazon gold discoveries are exciting
great attention.
Arrived at New York. 9th, bark Peter De
mill, Charleston.
C. L. North, was arrested at Menden, Con.
necticut,. fsr attempting to obtain money from
Shaumut Bank upon deposit Of worthless drafts.
Arrival of the Asia.
BALTIMORE, Nov 29.-The steamship Asia
arrived on Sunday forenoon. Steamer Andes
sailed for Boston on the 18th. The Bank of
England has given notice that it will discount
amount stocks due in January, at three per
cent. instead of four as previously notified.
The Bank of Amsterdam has raised the rate
interest half a cent. Hamburg letters quote
tight money market; discount sales rates 34
as.
The Sultan has announced that he would
place himself at the head of his army.
VIENNA, Monday, s.-The Russian com
mander moved forward to Ottenitza with twen
ty-four thousand troops, mostly infantry. On
the 18th met the Turks, and a pitch battle
ensued. The Russians were compelled to re-
treat a second time in disorder on Bucharest,
having lost three thousand men by four attacks
on Oltenitza 1t is reliably stated, that on the
9th the Turks were driven from the island oppo
site Gerirgero reinforcements came, when they
retook the island, and held it. The Gar sum
marily discharged the English operatives from
the Russian Navy Yards.
Cotton remains quiet, except Mfiddling Or
leans, which is scarce, at freely Offering prices
quoted Consols, ninety-four and five cights
to three quarters.
The passengers by the Atlantic report that
Aberdeen was about resigning to make way
for more warlike Ministry.
The Herald has letters from Consul Saun-
ders at London, stating the Porte had notified
Austria she must withdraw her troops from
the frontier or have her neutrality guaranteed
by France and England, or she will declare
against her, aud march an army into Hun
gary under Kossuth, whose agent has been
openly received at Constantinoplc.
The ship Marathon, arrived from Liverpool,
has had 81 deaths.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 29.-The rumor of an al.
lance between the Gar and Dost Mahomet
reached England. by different sources. Let
ters from Cabal state that large Russian ar
my was marching to the capital of khiva, with
the avowed purpose Of conquerng the country.
These rImors, added to serious apprehensions
of movement among the Afyhans, led to