The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-03-28
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGEN CE.
Arrival ca tF.c Pacific

New \ oEK, March 23'- Inc y. - m"Il
steamer Pacific has arrived from Liverpool,
which place she left on Wednesday the eth
inst.
The sales of Cotton for the three days was
10000 bales. of which spectators and export
ers took 20GO each. Fair OIleans, -;
Middling, 5 81; Fair tplands & Ia; Mid
ding, 5 5.S The demand was moderate, and
the market closed tamely.
Russia has prohibited the export of Grain
from all her ports, and this had caused better
feeling in Breadstutf$, which had recovered
from their recent depression. Baltimore and
Ohio Flour, 80 40s. Corn had advanced 6d.
At London, Rice had declined Sd. and Cof'
fee was in less demand.
At Manchester trade was dull
Dickson and Co. of Glasgow, have failed
Their liabilities will reach one million sterling
The war question was "hoIIy unchanged.
There was no fighting on the Danube, except
small skirnlishes. There was nothing further
from Asia, or from the fleets. The Greek III.
surrection WAS nearly quclled.
The British Chancellor of the EXclequer
has nroposed to double the Income tax, and
the French Minister of Finance loan OF two
hundred million of francs, to detray the OK
penses Of the war.
Admiral Corry's squadron would sal for the
Baltic in day or two There has been more
difficulties with the operatives 1T Pre>t"n
It was reported that France and England
would prevent any movement in Italy.
Sp,1S.-There were vague runors OF mis-
understanding between England and Spain,
and that the Spanish Minister would probably
be recalled from London. Mr.. S"uIe WAS IN
hioh favor with the Queen. The nsnrrectl"n
had been suppressed. -,
The latest London He,ald "Wednesday
states that kaafat had been captured by the
Russians and the garrison massacred, but this
story was contradicted, and is without tounda-
ton.
Austria was still wavering. She hai pub
lished a manifesto. which was considered non.
committal. The Gar had sent a new prop"
sition for peace to Vienna, similar t" those
which had been already rejected.
Prussi, had not yet defined her position, but
she had rejected the position of the Car that
the allied fleets should be excluded from III"
Prussian ports
The English Courier with the SUMMONS i"r
the evacuation Of the Princpati,s, was o" hi
way to st. Petersburg.
CoxsrAHTIyoPLE, Feb. 25.-Per>ia remains
neutral The Afghans had attacked the Khan
of Kbiya, who had fed to Bukara. and sum
moned the neighboriug nations to fight aSaIns'
Russia.
The U. s. Minister to Constamtinopl" had
presented his credentials.
,;t,a s,ocniativ. demand to-day, parties wait,
.na tba p,c;tic,. news Sales 1900 bales. Rio
Coffae onct-sales 225 bags a, u. Flour
frm-saps l0.5OO bbs. at 7.43 for State 100
Southern brouoht 7.75 Wheat is irnr--saIc,
1oOo tn.hals G.rrssce a, two dollars. Cora
;.,,n,I,,,,.d-..I.. u 600 u,hcls, II t. 10
BALTIMORE, March 23 -AdvIce> AT Louis
vile from Santa fe state that business was
dull, and that tn" in"'''' "c!''''"'''S ,',.'.'
ued There were Mexican reports mat 'o"t-
teen companies "t iIlhnrt"rs Wrf" on ''c''
way ~, ''o,'' ~; ~"L.a,L. Dr,;n S,,,a C,n,v.ntio.
!"e '"'' r,N,..,. 49,, Wnd,.a.d.,v was
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w..,,r>crox March 23-'Th,. Srnat. to-
1o,. ,,s ,,,,,,,.I on ,t,. Ga,s,irn Treaty: the
,i,,:,is,rot;n, think !, will he ratified The
Uom,. u.. orru,,i.d with the Indian Apr"
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