The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-03-14
From the South Carolinian.
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OFTHE ASl

The steamer Asia, with dates from Liver.
pool to the 25th, has arrived at Halifax.
2 The Asia left early on the morning of her
day. Of, sailing, and at that time no intelligence
of a military or naval battlezi in the East had
been received. In both France and England
very formidable preparations were making for
the war, and it is stated that Austria was be-.
coming much more favorably disposed to the,
allied powers. - - s.sss.:l.
Political events OF great importance are be-
coming developed. A significant annbunce.
men, has. .ap oeared in the Paris Moniteur, which
ayows that if the flags of Austria and France
are united in the campaign, France will not
permit any attempt at any separation of the
States beyond the Alps; but in the same arti-
Gle it says that if Austria joins the cause of
Russia, France will not or cannot permit the
integrity of the Ottoman Empire to be broken
by acts Of agglession;hom Greece, and further
that France dscountenances all attempts at
revelation anywhere. The Aoniteur announces
its declarations as official. - S.
Austria continuessto.send troops.t TO the:sootl..
eastern. frontiers, but says she does sozincrely
to prevent disturbances extending t" Servia,
: Montenegro, aud Bosnia. -
The attitude Of Prussi, reniains unchanged
and unexplained. So
7, 1t is reported that a manifesto, agreed toby
France and England, having all the force and
weight of formal declaration Of war;. will
appear in Il few days $ It&is further rumored
that England has sent her final announcement
10 the Gar naming the definite time at which
he must 'evacuate the principalitics.
The Greek nsurrection has become fnrhida-
BILE in E6ras. The insurgents have taken the
town of ALA, aud besieged the Turks in the
citadel. Three thousand Of the insurgents are
within ten miles of Yanivia. An Albanian de.
tachnieut of the Greek regular troops has gone
over to the insurgents. Armed bands of Al
ballians go from village to village arousing the
people, distributing arms gratis and circulating
inhammaory handbils and placards The
Greek Government is apalhetc and powerless.
At Salonica the ninth insurrection had taken
place; at which the Turks attacked and defeat
eds the insurgents. Disturbances have taken
place in Asia Minor, and some conflicts at ku-
taiah and other places. In Greece itself there
was great excitement Some disturbances
had also occurred in the Ionian Islands.
En- gland has formally given notice to Prus-
sia that she will send fleet to the Baltic.
Prince George, of Cambridge, is appointed
! to command the cavalry forces of the British
troops under Lord RagIaw.
Accounts from The Danube, state chat both
powers are preparing for great battle
Nothing new from Asia. The latest accounts
from the Shah Of Persia state that he has off.
cially announced that he wi!lrenain neutral in
the contest @
Lord Palmerston has given assurances in the
House Of Commons that Smith O'Brien is to
be pardoned by the Queen.
Our minister, Mr.. Buchanan, was present at
the last evee of her Majesty
1t is reported that the RothschiIds and the
Bank of France have advanced two hundred
millions of francs to Louis Napoleon.
Forty arrests bad been madein Paris, the
parties having intended to celebrate the ami
versary of the French Republic.
A defensive alliance between France and
Switzerland is believed to be concluded
Mr.. Daniels letter to the Richmond Exam-
ner has excited great comment at Turin.
Liverpool Markets.
Sales Of cotton for the week 10000 bales !;
spectators taking 5000 and exporters 5000
bales Prices in,Iavor OF BUYERS Fair Or cans
6 l.2-middling S 7S; upland fair 6 | 4 a
3.S-middIing 5 3D. Stock ON haud 100000
baes-bciuding 100000 American.
| Breads,ufs-prices in favor of buyers. Wes-
tern Canal flour 4ls. a Ais. Cd. Ohio. 4ls.
!, Yellow corn Al and 4S; whit as. Cd.
Rice active Trade unchanged
Money market easy. Consols steady.
Havre cotton market quiet Sales of the
week ending OH the 22d 5000 bales.