The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-11-14
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Later from Europe. .
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.


HALIFAX, Nov 9.-The British and North
American Mail steamship America has arrived
at this port from Liverpool, which sort,
left on the 2sth ult. che
CoTroN.-The cotton accounts differ con.
siderably. The Brokers' circulsr of the 9th
ult says, that the advlres from America had a
favorable effect upon the market, and the prices
were not quotably higher. The Circular Of
Messrs Bown g. Shipley, and in fact the ma.
jority of the other Circulars say, that the
American advices had scarcely any effect uron
the market, which was quiet but steady, the
demand being moderate, in consequence of
trade not being good, at previous rates. Mid
ding Mobile was quoted at 5 3.l6d. The
stock of American Cotton exclusive of that on
shpboard, comprised $1,000, bales The
Circular of Messrs. MiIligap, Lemprier & Ey-
ans reports, that the sales during the week
ending the 9th ult., comprised 10000 bales,
of which spectators took 5000 and exporters
4,000,. leaving only $4,000 bales of all de.
scrptions to- the trade. Prices were little
sitter. The following are the quotations
Id; Fair Upland, Cd; Midding UpIands,
I'D.
The Russians had been badly beaten in
Turkish Armenia
Upto the 2lst Of October the bombardmens
Of Sebastopol proceeded, the besieged return
ing the fire Of the allies with great effect. !.
:. A convoy with 1000 Russians had slipped
into sebastopol despite the vigilance Of the
allies. An army of $4,000 Russians hovered
around the allied position outside the walls.
and skirmishes were of constant occurrence.
The garrison of Sebastopol had made a
fierce sortie, inficting terrible loss upon the
allies. Details are wanting, but five steamers
laden with wounded French and English had
arrived at Constantinople. &
An attempt to storm Sebastopol would be
made by the allies in few days.
Austria had summoned Russia to withdraw
her troops from the frontiers of Gallicia, and
the garrison of Vienna WAS held in readiness to
march at moments warning. Russia con.
timed to concentrate masses of troops upon
the Austrian frontiers.
The English and French Pacific fleets bad
attrcked Russian town in Kamschatka, but
We're repuIsed with heavy loss.
The return of Mr.. Soue to Madrid excites
inucn alten'1On, ahu tile ClaIloT TuDilco de-
mands his recall.
-: A new Polar expedition was projected to
bring home the remains of Sir John Franklin.
New YORK, Nov. 10.-1he California pa.
pets have the details of the battle of Petro.
hauouSki. It is Russian fortress of 100
guns, and garrisoned by 1900 troops. 1t was
attacked by six of the Allied Ships, and several
of the forts having been silenced, the assailants
landed, but fell into an ambush, and were
forced to retire, having sustained terrible
loss. Two Russian frigates were damaged,
and two smaller ones captured after this affair.
The latest returns indicate that Myron H..
Clark, Seward Wing, has been elected Govern:
or Of New Yoxk -
NEW YORK, NOV IU.~-UurIon bas declined
am eighth of cent to-day. MiddIing Fair
Upland has declined half cent since Monday,
and is qu It'd at 9 l 2 cents per ID. Fair Or
leans command, 10 4, and Middling Orleans
o 5S cents
New ORLEANS, Nov. 9-Co'ton is firm and
5000 bales changed hands to day. Flour is
dull at So per bbl.
WASHINGTON, Nov 9.-The widow of Alex.
ander Hamilton died here to-day, in the nine.
ty.eighth year of her ade.