The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-02
CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL.

VI VI l1'i1l' DAIL JUUIlNHI.
TUESDAY. MORNING, AUGUST >
TON HsHn' tho pugiist, qisa in New York on the
28th June.
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ooneoerate raiders have made their appearance
within eeven miles of Nashville
The Baltimore american calls on LINCOLN to fight
tne u balance of the war with negro trroops :.
senator HALE said some time ago. that the steangs
under the LINCOLN Administration were moro than to
entire legitimate expenses of the Government
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despatch from Portland statos that a steamer
pierced for six guns, has just sailed from St. Johns
II thought so is intended for Confederate cruiser
INC l'ars journals announce the approaching mar
rage OF Mile VERNON, charming dancer ofthc opera
with NJ ADoLPHE GAFFF, formerly ono of tho editors
OF the Presse, but attached to the Comptoir
d'Escompte.
A letter from Washington to the. Tribune says the
total number of patients in all the military hospitals
throughout tic country is about ninety thousand in
the camp hospitals fifty Notwithstanding total of
one hundred and forty thousand
-Four hundred factory girls, working in the cotton
factory mt Roswell, Ga, were arrested by order Of
SHERMAN, the unfecling beast, and sent North OF the
Ohio river, peliniless and ricndless to seek live-
hood among strange and hostile people.
The Spanish are thinking Of cutting. q mor,rine
canal around the rock of Gibraltar so as to snarced
the use OF the Straits and the French arc ,ot;pc nm
the project There arc 10 great engineering difficult
ties 70 DO encountered and tho cost is estimated ot
twenty millions ofdollars. "
I'In 1aSic
tue death ard serious loss to literature of tn. famous
German Professor, DR. RUDoLpH WAGNER, of Coffin
gen: d.. WAGNER was the successor Of Blumenbach
i'll the Chair of Medicine IN that university He had
been an invalid for some years
Inc New Orleans Iic1yuac, which has been s,ls
pended for some time, has resumed publication lis
publishers announce their intention to support tbc
government OF the United States, and steadily adj
'"cate all measures fnr tho rc-cstaLisl,cnt Of its
authority iii all rartsof the country
DER Loss IN MANYLANu.--Thc editor Of the Char
lnt,eSville CH,oacle aceoln,anied orr aruv in t r.,
cent demonstration in Maryland and upon WASHINGTON
lie was present at the battle Of Mouocucv, and gives
the Confederate loss in killed, wounded and nissn,r
at t62 The Fcdcra:s lost 1900: Tho rout Of the
enen y was complete. Washington, tho editor of tho
Chronicle thinks, could lavo been captured b,d a.,
attack been made upon it. This was also the opinion
OF the army, both officers and privatcs,
fXcHANGE ol' PRIsoSERs--A correspondent Of tle
New York Herald writes:
Major MuLFoRp, Assistant Agent Tor Exchange has
had three several interviews with Commissioner Or,n
during the week Just closed, the last one occurring
yesterday saturday. afternoon It is more than prob
able that the ombarrassments tiat have, beset this
question for some time past will be speedily removal
by reason of the accomplished tact Of Major MuJroRp
who has had unremitting charge Of this important
business since the establishment of tho cartel It's
understood that common conclusions were Yesterday
arrived at between the two agents. though know
nothing of their import, that will likely load to an i'm.
mediate resumption Of exchange
EVACUATION OF THE TRANS. M1ssrss1pp1 moot
important intelligence of the day is the fact officially
ascertaned that the enemys force heretofore opera
ting IN Louisiana Arkansas and other States West of
the Mississippi River, all now on this side having
evacuated both of those States with tba axoanto, -