The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-02-14
CIR Galnofll ]l|efAlv 93ourjlal.
Tuesday, February "a, la5a.
THO. J. w&RREN. Editor.
Editorial Correspondent ce.
CMARLESTnN. Feb. II, ]

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occason-cttcr writing, cyccp. strictly on business
| raagr. where al is hur!y-burly-.
! 'Werc care is ioslling crowds 10 rife
Where hyaricc goads the sordid heart
! Or cold ambition prompts the strife.
The recent news blythe Pycfc shows that the sales Of
cotton for the days, ending on the 2ilh ut, COM
p Use 900 bales Of which spectators took 1000 and
exporters l0CO leaving lGO00baIcSof nil descriptions
to the trade: the demand chiefly confined to indlling
qualities and Orleans A decline Of an eighth Of n
pciffy is quoted since the Arabias departure Flour
had advancadsdto oiic shilling per barrel :; Corn was
firm, and holders asked large adFsace. Business in
Manchester was declining
We copy in part the tecgraphic dispatches upon
the war question: to the City associated press:
The Cars answer is passive, but leaves little hope
! that peace will be maintained.
| The London Times says however that the Car will
| not proceed 10 extreme lengths.
On herring Of the entrance Of the allied fleets into
the Black Sea- tho Gar is said to have replied by ask
ug whether the fleets would observe strict ncutrall
t. or side with Turkey.
\ despatch from Nicrna says that the Car will con-
tcmptpously reject 'hc Vienna note refer Turkey TO
PiluCG tDrScHcOH I"T !TII'T fIGcuiliS anu IciuSc
! to abatc one iota OF Prince MruSch:cOtlS demands
Tremendous excitement existed at St. Petersburg.
The Fronc Government believes that the people
will force the Car formally t. declare war.
! No fighting lad occurred since tic battle Of Ci-
. tale
Warliio preparations continuc.
\ regiment of Christian CoSSaGks left ConStanno-
! pl, on the Stl TO join Omar IaSa.
The Allied Fleets were l)St stcerr" for Bato-
nm The Russian fleet waSflSO at sea.
| 1t SSlacd that Russia had demanded that Denmark
should take side one way or the other, and also had
objected to the purchase OF naval depot By Prussia
| The effect here upon the cotton market byhs news
wil!he 10 lower the pricerom eighth to quarter,
ndproducca lnlscs; which! sauythaS bat pleasant to
those VINO are 2c.:as the articr, or in any wise en-
@a.ci in tn. traffic. We have no Iutrcnccs to make
or opinions 20 express upon the siljcct-omly, con-
nuation OF bad npws will very seriously affect the
Money Market here, and cause oUrmoael institutions
to he less liberal and NOR. cXactinS bat in any event
it is well to be patient. for It is mans duty-aud some
times he must make virtue oc cnccc*Sity. and submit
q;ictly to the Jo'ce,;s M1'Ge.
Tho increasing srortncss OF the crop, which is now
some $50 900 bales will help to bolster ~ Cotton
! little Cotton is obliged to command pretty fair
price 1t is, OF course guess work and do not be-
licvc any one, with the aid Of the Guessing ma
chine recently inyrntcli some part Of Geo. can. with
any degree o!ceraintya approximate oacpcct conclu
sion. This prophetic machine, some Genius inf1rns
the Savannah Republican. can tel the latitude and
long,t0dc Of any place the nap though far removed
from the inventor; also prccuds to forct2 coming
events, such battles. fires railroad accidents, the
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