The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-01-31
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Later from Europe.
BALTIMORE j,

Later from Europe.
BALTIMORE, Jan, g.
The British mail steam ship, Niayora has
arrived at Halifax, N. s.. from Liverpool,
which ort she left on the 9th inst.
The LIVERPOOL MARKETS. The Circular
of Messr> Brown and Shipley states that Cot
ton during the week ending the 9th inst, was
finn with upward tendency, and that prices
were sitter. The sales of the week, in con-
sequence of the new years holidays, only com
pri-ed % 900 bales, Of which speculators took
$50, and exporters $3.50, leaving $4,000 of
all descriptions to the trade. The market
closed firm at,he following quotations Fair
Orleans 8 Bid; MiddIins Orleans l.sd;
Fair Mobile I'd; MiddIing Mobile 7.sd
Fair Uplands 8 81. ; and Middling Uplands,
5 7 Sd. :.
The stock of Cotton in Liverpool, exclusive
Of that OH shiphoard, amounted to 5SS0O0
bal 5, of whih 2635O0 we're American.
STATE OF 'rRADE.--Iu Manchester during
the week, but little business was transacted.
Firm rates, how ever, prevailed.
The LONDON MARKETs.--A large business
Was transacted u breadstuffs at advancing
rates Sugar had advanced Is per cwt In
Tea little had been done, although prices were
firm. The Coffee market was poorly supplied
and prices were firm, with an upward tenden-
cy
The LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Money
was unchanged. The bullion in the Bank Of
England had increased. The transactions in
the U. s. Stock had been small
HAvRE CorrnN MARKEr.-The sales du.
ring the week ending the Sd inst. comprised
$500 bales, at previous rates, no quotabls
change having taken place The market closed
quiet. The stock on hand consisted of 26, 900
bales.
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
The Turkish question had become more
complicated, and it was considered that gen.
eral war WAS inevitable.
A tremendous snow storm had occurred in
England, France aud Belgium, which had
blocked up the roads, aud being melted, had
caused dreadful f"ods
The winter is very severe in the North of
Europe. The Baltic is packed with ice
1t Is reported that a second duel between
Mr. Sonle and Lord Il"wden had been post.
poned in consequence OF a death having occur
red in the family Of the latter.
The Paris NJ Monitcur contains letter dated
the 3Olh ult addressed to all the French Iega.
tions on the Eastern Question 1t is moder-
ate, but firm recites the whole quarrel, and
declares that the affair at Sinope was a viola
tion Of an agreement on the part of Russia,
and that to prevent further assaults on the in
tegrity ofthe Ottoman Empire, the allied fleets
had'heen ordered to enter the Biack Sea- 1t
likewise expresses the hope thar Russia will
not expose Europe to new commissions.
1t is also stated that France has addresseda =
strong note to Austria, telling her that her fur.
t er secession from the proceedings of the 9TH
cr Powers will be regarded as meditated hos
tilitie$, and that France will extend aid to HIM.
gary. Italy. &c.
1t is also reported that the Gar has ordered
his forces immediately to cross the Danube.
which f'rbidS the idea Of paci6caton.
The latest advices from Constantinople
state that The negotiations promised ,thinc
satisfactory. The Turkish Cabine, is harnoni.
Gus, and The Sultan firm. The Turkish Cuun-
cil had declared itself permanent
The Russians are crowded along the Austri-
an frontier and are also permitted to make
purchases within the Austrian territory.
CoEst"n'inople was quiet at the last advces
Trieste is mentioned As the neutral place Gf
meeting for the proposed Congress.
The acceptance by the Porte OF the last Vi
cnna note and the arnSticr, has been confir-
med on the condition that Turkey be guaran-
tied that Russia will consent to Congress be-
ing held in neutral city to revise the existing
treaties, and consider further how to amelior-
| M tI,o - ,bo .,;.
When the result tran -pred, tumult arose in
Con>tantinoplc, and 5000 persons headed by
the UlcmaS, declared the Constitution violated.
A riot was feared, and marines were landed
from the French and English ships, but were
ordered to return by a proclamation from
the Sultan. Several of the rioters were ar
rested and hanished.
| Official information relative to the action of
thu Car was daily expected, hut dispatches
state that the Emperor had formally rejected
the Vienna protocol and note on the 5th uIt,
conseuting. however to examine the Turkish
proposition without admitting the right of the
Western Powers to interfere
The allied fleets had not entered the Black
Sea on the 25h ult., TN account of the preva-
lelce of violent tempest.
On meeting with the Russian ships, the COM
mander of the allied fleets is instructed to tell
them to retire to Sebastapol and there await
orders from their own government, aud in the
event of a refusal to await these orders, force
is to be used
The Russians say that if the fleets enter the
Black Sea, a simultaneous insurrecton will
break out in India, Algeria, and Greece, and
that the Greek outbreak will take place thro'-
ont TnrkrY eYerylhinn hnlnn nreadv orna.