The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-08-15

1ne DTlliSH army hau lhoSiesHeu ho iu''"S'' ,
but all the Elans of the campaign had been ar.
ranged.
Tie cholera had disappeared from the Baltic
fleet.
Arrival Of the Arabia.
New YORK, August S.-T'he steamship Ara.
bia arrived at this port to day from Liverpool,
which port she left Oh the 29th ultimo. -
CorroN.-The Liverpool Circular of Messrs.
Milligan, Evans, Lempriere and Go. of ;hr 2Sth
ultimo reports that the sales Of Cotton during
the week ending that evening comprised G2,n10
bales, of which spectators took 5000 and ex.
porters 5000 bales, leaving $4,000 bales of all
descriptions to the trade. Prices were some.
what stifler, and had advanced nearly an eighth
of a penny. Fair Orleans was qnoted at 6
I'D; Mdding Orleans Sd; Fair Upland
6 lid, and Middling Upland at Led.
The Liverpool Circular Of Messrs. A. S.
Dennistoun and Co. of the 2S'h ult. quotes
Mddling Orleans at 5 9 I'D. Middling Mobile
at Id, and Midl!ing Upland at i-Sd. The
stock of Cotton on hand, exclusive Of that on
shipboard was 95i 900 bales, of which G3S,
900 were American.
GENERAL MARKErs.--Proyisions in Liver
and moderate sales had been made t" the trade.
The LONDON MARKETS. Coffee wa> quiet;
Sugar unchanged. Flour bad declined Sd. per
bbl., and Corn 3d. per quarter.
HAvRE MARKETs-Colton WAS more active,
and the sales during the week ending the 25th
ult comprised 1000 bales. Orleans was quo
ted at 76 frs. lis frs Breadslufs had largely
declined.
GENERAL INrELLIG ENcE-The Car will not
aba,e his pretensions. His reply to Austria
was naughty and unfavorabe 1t was in the
following words: "Tel your master that if
he wishes war he shall have it, but probably
neither he or shall see the end Of it,"
Austria says she will not disappoint the hopes
of Europe. Prussia however, shows less dis
position to act with the Western Powers.
The latest intelligence states that Russia has
asked for an armistce, which Austria and Prus
sia had declined to grant, on the ground that
the Car must evacuate the Principalities be-
fore any proposals could be considered.
Prince Gortschakof was withdrawing his
troops from Brailow, Frateschti, &c. and con-
centrating his forces at Bucharest, the Gar
having sent him orders to act on the defensive.
There had been no engagements since tho
last advices
The V"ga small Russian war steamer, had
been captured in the White Sea.
1t is reported that the Russian Fleet had left
Sebastopol and that consequently the allied fleet
had left Baltchik.
1t is reported that French transport hav-
ing on board 100000 frs. for the army in the
East, had sunk off Malaga. a>
The Buonapartes from Baltimore, had been
received with great honors in Paris.
A motion had been made in the British Par
liament declaring want of confidence in the
Cabinet. 1t had, however, been defeated
The Spanish insurgents continued trium-
phant. All fighting had ceased, and everything
was quiet at Madrid, all parties awaiting the
arrival of the Duke of Victory, Espartero. :.
The Queen Mother, Christina, it seems, had
not been arrested, but was secreted somewhere.
Queen Isabella kept close in her palace. Sal
monica had escaped in the disguise of lamp
lighter.
The latest advices from Madrid state that
the troops maintained their position about the
Palace. The Council of Safety had decreed
the reorganization of the National Guard. Es
partero and O'Donnel would, it is said, enter
the Capitol together, and the existing ministry
would hold Office until they arrived.
Advices received in Washington at the State
Department are to the effect that the Spanish
Republicans expect monarchy, but were max
ing vigorous struggle to establish Constltu