The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-11
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

w}ere $4,000 bales, of which 1900 bales to cx-
parters and 1000 to Spectators The demand
wAs moderate Fair Orleans Is; MiddIing
5 3>4; Fair Upland, 4 MiidIing, SIS.
Western Canal Flour 81 Ohio, So White
and Mellow Corn, al. Lard aud !. Rice have
ilnproSed.
Anoth per despatch says cotton was dull. No
actual change had occurred in prices, but to
effect considerable sales, a reduction of Sth
would have to be made. Middling Orleans
was quoted at ll-lG, and MildIing Upland
5l-2 Flour was dull without material change
in prices; Wheat decliued Cd, and Corn IS
ads
Trade at Manchester was limited to the i'm
mediate wants of buyers. Money was tight
in London, and the export of gold large
1t was Expected that the Bank Of England
would raise the rate. OF interest. 1t is stated
that the 2othschds have taken the Turkish
loan of 100000.
The Times correspondent says that 5000
English troops would pass through France, to
embark at Touon for Turkey. The French
Fund, have larg4Iy derael.
Heavy torgeries have been committed on
the Havana agent of.the San Fernando Bank
at Madrid.
The Baltic was detained two days in an ice
pack. which carried her 800 miles southwest
Sh. left Liverpool on the 23l, passed the At
lantic on the 23th, aud Sarah Sands in the
Channel HE Europa arrived out on Tues
day. :.
The Car had refused the uimatun Of the
Western powers. OfciaI documents hav'
been receiv& in Emglanl, formally declaring
war.
Napier's feet arrived at Wingo Sound Oh
the 18TH. The allied Il .eC< were II B Icos Bay
but would soon re-enter the Black S'a.
No engagement had occurred In Europe o.
Asia! 1t is reported that Russian c"nvny"t
treasure had been re captured near The Mars.
The Greek insurrectiun is entirely over. Tbs
first division Of the French Army, under Gen.
Cnrbe>t had sailed for Turkey. The FGenclI
loan had all been taken,
The Baron Mantcmffe had urged the nrn-
traty of Persia in communication t" :hr
Chambers Nothing had been heard from
Austria. The neutrality of Sweden WAS not
recogniseJ Russia had prohibited the export
ofgold. /
The answer of the Car was tecgral 'hcd
from Berlin on the lSih TO the French Cahi
net, and INN ediately sent to the English min
listers. who Immediately sent word to Ma
pier.
Four French hi ps had been sent to join the
Enrli>h feet in the Baltic. Napier arrived at
Copenhagen on the 10Th.
Russia continues to urge Prussia to preserve
her neutrality Bills on P.ussia were nnsaIea
BILE in London At St. Petersburg, exchange
on London had fallen to Is. lOd.
BALTIMORE, April 1.-The Connection,
election has resulted in the complete overthrow.
of the Democrats. The Wings elect II "ut Of
81 Senator'S and about two thirds "i the low
er House. There has been II" choice OF State
officers by the people, the temperance ticket
having received Iarse vote.
The Empire City and Scar Of the South have
arrived at New York. Trade in Havana WAS
dull. Maay American vessels were i'll port =
The Princeton arrived on the 2Sth The Is
land WAS suffering from drought. Upwards of
twenty of the largest Sugar plantations had
been burnt in consequence OF the dry cane IS'
hitting from the sparks Of Il locomotive. The
loss is immense.
BALTIMORE, April 6.--The Rhode Island
election has resulted in the complete success
of the Whigs-.a Wing Governor and Le.isla
ture having been elected by large majorltles.
Connecticut has given Il ma ority against the
Democrats of 5000 The Wing majority in
the Senate is thirteen, and in the House thirty
eight.
WASHINGTON, April T. 1854 The Gad>den
treaty will probably be rejected at the next
executive session of the Senate. The NrbraS
ka question WAS debated to-day in the House
NV Nessrs. Preston and GerriIt Smith
The Senate was not in executive session to-
day. The treaty will he decided next week.
Its prospects are no better.
New York, April S.-Thc steamship Eu.
ropa arrived this afternoon, at o'clock, with
Liverpool dates to the 25th of March.
The Liverpool Cotton market was dull and
prices had declined an eighth to huarter.-
The sales Of the week were 1000 bales.
The decline in Cotton WAS prihcipallyin IN the
lower grades The quotations are, ialr Or
leans, 6 l-2; Middling, 5 5S Fair Mobile and
UplandS, IA: MiddIiug, l-2. lh" stock
on hand Was 65G 600 bales. Ro>in was low
er. aud sales of $500 hbIs Common at
$40. Rice was in limited demand Inferior
Carolina, l5a l6S.
The London markets were dull and quota
tons gcrcralIy had declined.
At Iiavrc on the 22I, Cotton had advanced
IL: sales Of the week 5000 bales
Wheat had declined 6d during the week.
Flour had declined 2s Cora was unsaeabie
ut 39s. Provisions were active.
The Cars reply had not been received, and
the aspect of things was unchanged.
The export Of gold from England is not
,,r;fc 50 heavy. The rate of Bank interest is /.