The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17
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The Liverpool Steamer arrived Of
New York on Thursday last, WHICH
brings Liverpool dates 10 the 2ls. Of
September.
The crops OF Wheat had been injured
by the weather. and the price had in
consequence somewhat advanced.
The Paris papers allege that treaty
Of commerce with Texas had actually
been negotiated, including, of course, the
independence Of that Republic.
sPAIN.-TtTmiaG,ipn Of the Grill
Uw.-This event, 80 desirable for the
interests Of humanity. has been al length
effected, principally by the detection OF
the Carlist general.in chief Marolo. with
the principal part Of the army under his
command. lie had been for some time
negotiating with Espartero and Lord John
Hay for cessation OF hosiiliues. on The
basis Of = marriage between the young
Queen and the son Of Don Carlos. anil
the recognition Of The privileges claimed
by The Biscayans.=-Esparlera refused the
marrisge. pnini-blank. and on the 9Th OF
August marched 10 force against Msroio.
In the mean lime. on the 25ih. Msroto
had come 10 an open rupture with Dan
Carlos. and the latter, on the approach
Of Rspsrlero. fed inward Esteila. Ma.
roia retired. leaving to EspsrteTo a free
entrance into Guipuzcoa, and soon after
ward entered into direct communication
with the Queens general. the result Of
which. his deser,ion from the cause of
the preiendcr. and junction with the forces
OF The Queen. A treaty between the two
generals was concluded on the 29lh.
subject 10 the appreciation Of The Cor,es.
Subsequently the hopes Of Don Carlos
continued 10 receive great and daily
dissppoinimenis IN The deseriion Of the
Few troops that did no, abandon him with
Maroio- 5000 in number--ihe
open and unanimous declaration Of Biscay
and Guipuzcoa for the Queen, and the
successive surrender Of the Carlis, for
,resses in Navarro. with their ga,risons.
Tolosa was occupied by the Queens
troops on tho 6th Of September; and the
Court and Cabinet OF Don Carlos dispers-
ed, most Of the members taking refuge in
France.
Finally, on the l4,h September. Don
Carlos entered the territory ol France.
with his family. and was quickly followed
by Eguis. Elio. Negri and other gen.
erals. with several ha,,alions Of troops.
who were jissrmed, and ihsir arms were
given up TO Espar,ero. who bad followed
hard upon the iugitives.
On The l7.h Of September Don Carlos
Sc, off from psyonne for bordeaux.
intending, i, was said, TO pass onward
into Italy, and there take un his resi-
dcnee. abandoning all his pre,epsions to
the crown VI Spain.
All The CaIliss leaders Of any note had
surrendered pr fled, except Cabrera. who
s,sll continued hostile demonstrations in
The South. and was resoluie, il was said.
TO carry on The war on his account But
the overwhelming forge at the disposal
OF Espartero would doubtless soon drive
him 10 fligh, or submission.
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
No grea, progress seems TO have been
made toward IN adjustment of the DIFF
6cul,ies between the Pacha and the
Porte.
Lord Ponsonby and Admiral Rousin
are said to have demanded permission
for the squsdrons of EFance and Eng
land to enter The Dardanelles; and il is
farther said that the Russian minister
gave notice TO the Porte, that il the de-
mand were complied with. he should
call for bis passports. The demand was
no. complied with. and on the contrary
the BRUSH and French ENJOYS were re-
quesied TO withdraw the squadrons to a
greater distance.
The answers Of Lord Ponsonby and
Admiral Rousin 10 this reques. are said
to have been sOuached in very energetic
terms.
The Paris Revue des deud Mondos
.lleges tina, Russia and Prussia have re-