The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-19
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Ten Days Later from Europe.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 1he Chtleu S'''',
Mail Steamship Pacific, Capt. Nye, has arrived
ut her wharf in this city from Liverpool, which
port she left ON the I'd inst.
The intelligence by this arrival is ten days
later than that brought by the Union.
The LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKEr-Ihe sales
of Cotton during the ten days that elapsed at
ter the departure Of the Union, comprised
$4,000 bales, of which spectators took 1000
and exporters 5000, leaving $4,000 bales of
aifdescriptions to the trade. The market since
: the 22d ult. had declined from Sd a l.4d.-
Holders were pressing on the market. Fair
Orleans was quoted at Cd; Middng Orleans
at sd; Fair Upland at 5 SD, and MIddIng
Upland at 7 Sd.
On the I'd inst Cotton closed dull and 1000
bales, changed hands at previous rates.
~ Messrs. Brown and Shipey quote MIddllnS
Orleans at 5 3-l6d, Fair Mobile and Fair Up
lands at 57Sd, aud MiddIing Mobile and
.Middling Uplands at Sd.
Messrs. Richardson and Co. report that Il ere
was general desire to sell, and that tn mark
ct had declined tarthing on the ten days.
STATE OF TRADE.-In Manchester business
was very dull and Stocks were accumulating-
indeed the aspect of commercial affairs was
very gloomy, and Il crisis was at hand.
GENERAL LINTELLIGEHCE.-No additional IN
telligence of any interest has been received
from Sebastopol since the battle of l"ker'nann
on the 5th ult neither party having been in
condition to undertake offensive operations.
The report that 4 battle had occurred on the
18th ult. is incorrect.
The utmost activity is manifested by France
and England in sending reinlorcements as the
safety of the allied forces in the Crimea de
pends thereon. Several thousand troops had
already arrived.
Louis Napoleon says that a powerful diver
sion will be made in Bessarabia.
The Austrian and Russian Diplomati>ts were
actively at work, but France and Eng land had
given notice that they would not treat Oh the
basis of the four conditions.
1t was reported that the Russians had cap.
tured two English vessels cruising in the Bal.
tic.
The Very --latest.
Advices from Constantnoplc Of the Goth
nit. state that great storm had occurred in
the Black Sea on the 18th ut. a. that 50
English Transport, had been lost. The Prince
(ship Of the lne) aud the Sea Nymph founder.
ed with all on board Three mail steamers
were stranded. The San<pareil (ship OF the
line) run ashore, having caught fire. The
Britannia was lost. The Agamemnon (ship of
the lne) was stranded, but afterwards got afl"at.
The Retribution was only saved by throwing
the guns overheard. The Terrible escaped.
The Ships Henry the IVrh aud Plato were
lost off Odessa ON the 22d ult. Three ships
of the line and eighteen transports were great
ly damaged.
The answer of Russia to The note Of Prus-
sia says that the Car will treat:
First.-Ou the proposition to guarantee GER
tain rights to the subjects of the Porte.
Secondly dly-On the joint Pro,ectorate over
the Princi paities by Five Powers.
,Thirdly.-On the Revision of The Treaty OF
Fourthly. On the Free Navigation of the
Danube.
1t is now ascerained that the Russians lost
in the battle Of the 5tl inst. $4,000 killed and
wounded The Allies buried 5000 Russians
who had been left dead on the field.
The Paris Monitcnr says, that 10000 Rus.
slams were engaged in the affair.
A despatch from General Canr"bert Of the
18th ult. says that the operations of the siege
were proceeding and that the health and Spir.
its of the troops were good.
Prince Menschikof says under date of the
18th ut. that the siege operations had been
suspended, and that the cannonade had gradu
ally relaxed, and had almost ceased Oh that
day.
The Overland Indian Mail had arrived in
London, with advices from Bombay to the 2l>t
of October, and Hong Kong to the lth Of
October. 1t is reported 10y these adviccs, that
the Russians had invaded B"khara, and been
defeated by fifty thousand troops sent by the
Padishah In the markets, there had been II"
change of Importance. At Canton, there hat
been less fighting.
The British Parliament WAS summoned to
meet on the 18th instant. Reports were alloat
that flO,O00,000 loan would BE- negotiated,
and the Income tax increased.
Advices from Spain state that E> E>partero had
intimated to the CorteS that the Ministry we've
about to resign, and that he was anxious to live
as private citizen.
MnEN pPTrFS CTTRPENT