The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-01-31

B1azSEKE
agents are On their way to the United States
to purchase ships and ammunition ivately for
Russia.
Great indignation is expressed in Eng land
against Prince Albert, particularly in the inde-
pendent papers, and the public voice asserts
that he is the tool of Russia, and that Lord
Aberdeen is under his influence. The Prince
is charged with betraling the secrets Of the
Cabinet to Russia, Austria and Germany. The
matter is expected to be brought before Paria
ment.
The Financial statement for the quarter end
ing on The 5th of January exhibits Il large in
crease of revenue.
In Paris, at the customary New Years Levee,
the Emperor addressed the Ambassadors, and
expressed the hope that he would be able to
maintain the amicable relations s'b>i>tlng be-.
tween France and their Governments. He AS
sured the Turkish Ambassador of his good
wishes, sympathy and etioIts III behalf Of his
Government.
The correspondent of the London Times
states that seventy thousand Frenchmen are
ready toproceed to the Turkish camp whenev
er their services ar. required. The War De-
partment reports the number Of men avalable
for arms in the event of a general war, at one
million and a quarter for service on land.
1t is currently reported in political circles
that the Gar continues to tempt Louis Napo-
leon to desert the alliance with England, and
proferS his consent to the annexation by France
of Belgium and Egypt. The Car also prom
ises to abandon the cause of the Bourbons.
Sweden and Denmark have issued a circular
declaring their neutrality unde' every contin-
gency.
Still Later.
ARRIVAL OF THE ArLANTIc-The u S.
mail steamship Atlantic has arrived at New
York with Liverpool dates to Jan. | /. Sales
since the last steamer 10000 bales. Fair Or
leans, 6-3 s.; Middng 7.S. The demand
was fair and holders firm, with moderate sales
to the trade. Spectators took 1000, and Ex-
porters 1000 bales. Manchester trade unchang,
ed.
The demand for Flour was good. and had ad.
vanced lSd Canal, Al; Ohio, 45. low Corn,
so; White, 50. White Wheat l2s.
Consols Grmer. aud closed at 92.34 T.
The entrance of the allied fleets into the
Black Sea is confirmed The Russian Minis
ters had not withdrawn from Loud"n aud Par.
is The latter is reported to have said he would
wait further Instructions. Russia has refused
the proposition of Austria fora European pro-
tectorate over the Christians of Turkey. The
Car SAYS he will consent to no Interference
between himself and Turkey
There had been three sllgh affairs between
the Turks and Russians on the Danube, in
which the former were successful. There is
a report, but not confirmed, that the Russians
had stormed Karakal. The Pacha of Egypt,
on hearing of the Sinope affair, Immediately
equipped six frigates, tw" eo'vette~. and t""
brius, to replace those destroyed The in>ur
rectou of the WaIlachian peasan;ry is confrn
ed.
The Per>ians in Teheran have isen in n>ur
reclion against the Russians, aud tie British
Charge has resumed ney"' ia'innS with Persia.
The King of Belgium has sen, an autograph
letter to Napoleon Oh the war prospects. The
contents have not trnnspirrd, but It is >urmi>.
sed to he another device of the Car 10 gain
time. France has called out All additional cn
tingent Of $4,000 men t" re place the 70n0i
destined for 'ru, key. Russia is crucerlnfg az
ton with Sweden aud Denmark in view of the
coming war.
The Ma quis de Tur."t has been appointed
Grand Master Of the Legion oi lln:r.r, on at
count of Snulc oundi"g hun. io"n. Son Z
has published Il long letter, exp.ainimy Tie dbl
Guilty.
IL is reported that the Burmese have recap
tured Pcgu The Chinese insurgents have eva
cuated Amy, and The imer;'>ts nave i'erp.
trared horrible u.sSarrrs there.
Russian sailors on leave have been shannon.
to return.
Norway has determined to fit ont Il squad.
ron Of IL slips, in view of events Little SYM
patly for Russia iii Norway.
The great rise in the price. of food has caused
fears in England o.. riots among the p"or.-
Bread riots have already commenced in Devon
shire women aud children parading the street
delnol>hing bakers ~ind"ws attacking mar
ket people, and destroying provisions. The
police IRE unable to check the rioters, and the
military have been called out.
CoTroN MARKEr. - Brown Il Shp.y report
siuce the Niagara the mar krt steady but i;ra'i
mate, at former quotations hlcHenry says
the late imports being free OFF, e'l have atior-
ded buyers more selections "f the bette" grades
at shade under the extreme rates Of last
week. A further rise of breadstulfs aud the
and the unsettIe aspect of Ea>ters affairs, create
4oestion and limit operations.
NSales of Saturday, 5,n00-narket closing
firm. In Manchester, although prices are fir.
mer but little business is doing. Rice was
brisk.
ACCIDENT on THE RAILRoAD.-An accident