The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-07-04
TELEGRAPH[C INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival of the Atlantic.

| NEW ORk. june h0 otSobe"P NV
lantic has arrived with Liverpool dates to the
18th. The Europa arrived out on the llth.
The sales Of Cotton for the three days
amounted to 10000 bales. The quotations
were for Fair Orleans, + l-2; Middling, 5 81;
Fair Upland, 6 ID; Midding, l2. The
demand was moderate, and prices rather in ia.
vor of buyers, but without any quotabe change.
Of the sales Spectators took 5000 bales, and
Exporters 1000.
McHenry's Circularquotes Cotton as having
declined ll6 l.S. Breadstufs in retail de.
mand at unchanged prices. Wheat declined
Sd,
The quotations for Flour are 29s. Cd. for
Western Canal, and 29.l0 for Ohio. C"rn,
Yellow, 336; White, 337. C"nsols, 81 IA.
Silistria is still unconquercd. There la:
been considerable fighting at the ontp''sts, and
the Russians were making immense SACRIFICES
to carry the place, but it is thought that it will
be able to hold out until the arrival Of the al.
lied forces despatched for its relief. 1t WAS
reported that the Turks had made a sortIs.
from Siistria on the 9th, aud destroyed the
approaches of the besegers. Omar PasLa WAS
at Shuna, and Pa%kiewitch at Kara.
Negotiations are actively going on. 1t is
reported that the Car has rejected the Aus
trian note, and that he is assembling Co>sarks
on the frontiers with view Of threatening
Transy sylvania.
The result of the Conference at Teschen.
between the Austrian and Prussian ambassa.
dors was not known but it was supposed to lie
favorable to the Western Powers
Admiral Napier was anchored off Swcaborg,
and had exchanged few shots with HelsIIIg
furs.
The Russians had voluntarily permitted the
English and French merchant ships to leave
Odessa.
The allied fleet had destroyed Redout Kale.
SchaInyl had captured the important fortress
of UScrghet, aud was marching cn Iit1lS with
G0,00O men.
The reports respecting the negotiations are
Conflicting One account states that Russia is
willing to vacate the Princi palites, but Insists
upon being placed in the same position MS pre-
vous to the breaking out Of lostilitics An'th.
rr that she refuses to treat upon amy proposed
basis.
The British steamer Encounter, and the Uni
ted States sloop ofwar Plymouth, eng gael il"
| April 4th, in which one American was killed.
and four were wounded.
The Russian squadron was before Singapore.
The ueSt accounts from the nip U; iental.
state that the vessel and cargo " i'll be Il total
| loss.
The first detachment of tr""ps for Cuba
sailed from Cadiz on June |.
New ORLEANS, JUNE 26-1he steamer Or.
zaba has arrived with Vera Cruz d.lles to the
22d, and from the City of Mexico to the 18th.
Madame Sontag, the celebrated singer, died
on the 18th at Mexico, after short illness, by
Chnera She was taken sick on the llth,
when about to appear as Lurrezia Borgia, was
the 18th. A universal sentiment OF grief per.
vaded the city, and her funeral was attended
by an immense concuursc of all classes.
The Cholera was prevailing extensively in
the country.
There was no further intelligence from Al.
vareZ.
There was n skirlnish between 800 insnr
gents and the Government troops. in which tue
| former were routed.
The birthday of President Santa Anna was
celebrated with great spIendor, but ue En.
pine was not declared
The news generally is unimportant.
Arrival OF the Europa.
BALTIMORE, June 20.
The steamship Europa has arrived.
| MilI:gan's Circular reports the sales of Cot
ton for the week at $4,000 bales s-"f wh"h
speculalors took 5000 and exporters 1000
bales. The demnl is moderate, aud th"
market has heen heavy sinre the departure of
the last steamer. but improved and closed dull
The sales on Saturday footed up 5000 bales
The Russians made another unsuccessful
attack upon Sili>tria on the 10th. Prince Pas
kiewilch received severe confusion the
right leg, and has delegated the command T."
Prince Gortschik0f.
The Emperor Nicholas was expected al
Rien.
The Turks attacked the Island of Wrken
and were repnlSed.
Richardson's Circular reports Flour as hav
ing advanced from 6 to 9I., and continued
| firm.