The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-19

France Of Texas. bul SEsTe % his.
The affairs Of The East nay be
sidered 40 seuled. The 6se 6Fest Pe
ers having inlslfrred. 10 whish the POI
had asssnied. There 10 no inslhsr alsTa
from that quarter.
The political ness. generally, y with
oui interest, excerpt that Which relates 10
the East
New faak. Sept. ~.
There Was not time yesterday when
I wrote 10 read and digest lwenIy-
days laier Of European nsHs. and The
public had not had lime 10 read IL. So
that there was quite wEshgle IN The
street as 10 The chsracier nj the nrws.
whether il Vas gned or bad. NsiihFr
the cotton nor the -four holders knew
what 10 do. and lhe money dealers we're
in the fng.
The general impression now IL. that
The news is COED. or rather promises 10 be
good. Money. IL is true. was scarce in Eng
land, and bore high rate af interest; bus
the panic was over; The exchanges uere
turning. or turned. in favor Of England;
bullion was running there from oil quar-
tsrs Of the world: and The crops. or pros
poets for the crops. we're moi bad. il not
gond. Things were clearly settling down
there into a quiet state. The chartisls
were going to work agsin. The Bank Of
England vas discouning commercial pa
per. though al six per cent. There VAS
talk ofredueing the rate Of interest 20
five per cent. No longer we're one pound
notes thought Of 40 remedy for The run
Of specie. There was noI the least fear
Of suspension. The Government had
succeeded in negoiisling nearly all Iis Ex-
chequer bills. and It's credit was sustained.
Though the manufactures were yet work
ing on shnrI hours. cotton promised TO
be on the rise. and the mnmeni money
was easier. or bore lower rate Of inter-
est. Manchester. Birmingham. Rnchdsle,
and other places. would be busy again,
The American this esening judirIonsly
remarks. ave may reasonably hope for
amelioraiing and improving accounts by
every arrival, and, as The Grrsl Western
has brought news that is good. We may
anticipate by the BRUSH Queen. To be
expected here from The 18Th 10 The 20lh,
intelligence yet better"
American stocks are almost unsaleable
in London, bu. some sales have been ef-
iecied icondilionally, however. az to ILL.,
nois) both in Arkansas and Illinois bonds.
The conditions Of the illinois sales, how
ever. are reported TO be such as cannot be
accepted. and such as will fall through.
The Commissioners are here.
The stocks in the city to-day have stood
firm, some advancing; q. States Bank to
l06a:' and there are large operations. IN
dIcaling more frmness and beuer spiri,
than we have seen Tor some time. The
impression is, that the bears have had
their day, and that now is The turn Of The
bulls.
The flour market musI-be deprssed,
think, by the news respecting the Eu.
ropean crops, though | have seen no
sales to-day. What keeps flaur IN here
is short supply. The farmers in the in
terror. who have been accustomed 10
high prizes, positively refusing To sell up-
on the offers the miIlers now make, in The
belief that as the season advances the
price Of flour viii rise. Ill.iudged as this
opinion is, upon existing facts and pros.
poets, the custom Of receiving high pri.
ces for wheat makes the farmers now
the holders on: and thus we have a shor,
supply. keeping up prices. whereas il
The wheat went forward as usual the fall
would be very great.
| see no reason To doubt that we have
all the branches Of government in Yer.
mont, the Governor and Senate now be.
ing certain. though the Wing majority in
the House will be small. We have no.
thing as YET from Maine.
SPAlN.-Msdrid journals and letters
from our correspondent Of the l Ilh inst.
have come to hand.
Rnmors Of changes in the Ministry
were still afloa.. Il was even SAID tha,
NJ. Caramolino. the Minister Of the
Interior. had rendered his resignation.
NM. Sancho and 0lozaga. Turner men,
bers Of The Supreme Council Of the War
and Navy departments. who, il will be
remembered, were unceremoniously DIS
missed by General Ajax. had formally
declared against any alliance Of the Exal,a-
10 party and him. Il was highly proba.
Bile, therefore, that he would not fipure
in any new Ministry. The Exal,sdo,
had already drawn up their progra mme.
The very first measures they intend
bringing forward in the Cores would be
The refarm Of The clergy. the abolition
Of ,,hes and the suppression Of maiora,es.
Tunes, August 90.
The elections in Spain continued favor.
able To the Exaltsdns, or as they call
themselves, The Progress Party.
A regiment Of the CarIi.t General
NJ 'rn'o's army had mutinied; and The
affairs Of Don Carlos were b.com,n,