The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-06-20
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Later from Europe.
RRTTiL OF THE STEAMER ARABIA.


BALTIMoRE, June l3, 1854.
The steamer Arabia, from Liverpool, ar
rived at her wharf in New York OH Tuesday
evening.
Milligan's circular quotes the sales of the
week at $4,000 bales, of which SPECTATORS
took 5000 aud exporters 1000 bales. Cotton
had advanced l-S-the lower grades had i'm.
proved most.
Fair Orleans l-2-middlng 5 l2; fair
uplands l.2-middling S l.s.
Denistoun's circular quotes cotton as much
firmer, with more demand and less Offering
Sales of Friday 10000 bales. Stock $50, 900,
including 100000 American. Common rosin
3.6 3.s-6ne s ii. Spirits turpentne Al
Rice in better request.
Western canal -four 376 Ohio 3s6. Vel.
low corn 80. White 40. Consols closed at
9l7S. -
HAvRE, May 3l.-The sales of cotton for
the week were 5000 bales. Market quiet.
The Manchester trade better.
There is nothing from the Baltic The la
test accounts represent that Sistria still held
out against the attack of the Russians.
5000 French troops landed at Piraus, and
took possession. Otho accepted the ultimatum
of the allies, and summoned a new ministry
under Mavorcadato.
The Anglo.French squadron ordered to the
White sea. Napier's squadron battered down
the outposts of Hango, but up to the 22d he
had not captured the main fortress.
Sistria braveIy held out up to the 27th.-
Omar Pacha was advancing TO the relief of
ST. Arnaud. Omar and Lord Raglan held a
council of war at Charna. 1t is said the An
o.French forces proceed to Adrianople, Omar
in the meantime avoiding a general action. A
coup Getat occurred in Denmark.
Palmerston will probably be appointed war
minister of England
Austria was TO despatch from Vienna, on the
I'd, formal demand to the Gar to Withdraw
his forces from the Turkish territory. Runlors
are circulated that the Car would negotiate.
The very latest intelligence, Immediately af.
ter the council Of war, was that Omar Pacha
was advancing to the relief of Silstria with
10000 men.
The independence of Georgia has been pro.
claimed.
BALTIMORE, June 16.--The Democrats in
the New Hampshire Legislature have notnina
ted Hubbard and Wells for u. S. Seuat rs
The Wings and Freesoilers will run distinct
candidates, and at last coaIesce on those who
get the strongest vote.
The House of Representatives have refused
to lay the Anti.Nebra<ka resolutions OH the
table by 8 majority. There will probably be
no election of Senators to-day.
The Portland (Me.) Democratic Convention
yesterday nominated Shepherd Carey for Gov
ernor.
At Quebec, on Thursday, Lord Elgin de-
livered his speech on opening the Provincial
Parliament. After alludng at length to the
absorbing question Of the European war. he
proceeds to speak Of the Reciprocity Treaty,
stating that he has been enabled to conclude Il
treaty with the Uiited States, which now
awaits ratification, and which he is convinced
will prove, in the highest degree advantageous
to the Colonies generally, as well as the Uni.
ted States. His Lordshp recommends The
passage of a law extending the elective fran.
chise, suggests reduction of the tariff, and
dwelIs Oh the unexampled prosperity of the
Provinces, their mistaken credit Sc. &c.