The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-29
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival of the Canada,

BALTIMORE, Nov 24.-The steamship Can;
ada has arrived at Halifax with Liverpool
dates to the 18th, She will be due at Boston
OIL Saturday at daylight. The Atlantic arrived
out on the 7th.
The sales of Cotton for the week were
$4,000 bales, Of which speculators took 5000,
and Exporters 5000 bales. The demand was
good and prices sitter, but there was no change
in quotations. Fair and Middling qualities
have improved most: The quotations are, by
Milligan's Circular, New Orleans Fair, 6 34
Middliug 6; Uplands Fair 6 3-s; Middling,
S 34. Another account says that Middlng
had advanced nearly sixteenth. The war.
like News, stopping of mills, and deficient har-
vest, had checked speculation. The Circulars
generally do not change their quotations. The
sales of Saturday were 4,500 bales, closing
steadily. The stock on hand was 6Sl 900
bales
Breadstuffs closed with improving tendency.
Rosin was active and advancing ng-sales of the
week 5000 bbls Common Is sd 10 IS: Fine,
Ids. Coffee was shade higher. Tea has
advanced halfa Id. Carolina Rice was quoted
at 23s, being decline of ed; sales 100 tierces.
At London Rice was active, at Sd to Cd ad-
Western Canal, 36ss Ohio, 35.
The Emperor Of Russia has issued an inso-
lent manifesto, stating his determination 10
compel the Porte to submit by force of arms.
A telegraphic despatch from the French
Consul at Bucharest, dated Nov. g. states that.
the second and third divisions of the Turkish
army defeated the fourth Division of Russians
at Fortutai. The Russians retired towards
Bucharest, with the loss of six hundred and
thirty nine in killed and wounded, including ID
superior officers. .
E A Russian steamer was burnt at Arsova by
the Turks. The Russian frce defeated was
the main body under General Danneburg.
The Turks were also victorious in Asia. under
Selim Pashaw. The Turks were pressing in
strong force on Bucharest All efforts of d.
pIomacy to settle the difficulty were believed
now to be hopeless, until decisive battle is
fought.
The Russian army is reduced by sickness to
eighty thousand men. No reiniorcernents
can arrive for six weeks.
The Austrian Government is concentrating
a large force on the frontier service.
The Servian Government has called the
population to arms, and informed the Porte
that Leither Austria nor Russia should occupy
Servia.
Austria has agreed to remain neutral, il the
Porte viii not employ Austrian refugees in her
army.
a fresh levee of troops is being made in
Egypt.
The overland mail from India brings intelli.
gence that the Emperor of Russia has formed
an alliance with Dost Mahomet, who is to
proclaim war against the British Government
in India.
The British fleet at Spithead has been or
dered to get ready for sea by the llth. A
full Cabinet council was held on the receipt Of
the India news.
AT the trial Of the Opera Consprators at
Paris, it was clearly shown that scheme was
laid to murder the Emperor.
Latest.
Five Russian officers had been brought pris-
oners to Constantinople.
The Allied fleets were in the Bosphorus.
II was rumlored that the Turks had stormed
Bucharest.
The Sultan has positively refused all propo-
sails of the diplomatists. 1t was freely report
ed that $4,000 French Troops would be sent
to Turkey, as soon as dispatches we're received
from Gen. D. Hilliers at. Constantinople.
Trade at Manchester was dull, the Spinners
refusing to submit to decline. The CONNER
cial advices from India were favorable.
HAvRE, Nov. 1.-THE Cotton market is
firm the sales of the week heinz e 600 hales