The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12

that ihsss Iunrii0nsTiss bad NlliasaNa
themselves.
Tie AmsIisaa seasulsls hsd IaasFsa
mnal b. he hamhafdmFnt nd he 80 /
ssQusnl pillsEe GfIhs FIiaablss and fBrni-
l1fs b. lhs EEyplisn iTooPs. Ihssio1fs
nf ne British merrhsnas had hkeuise
been Esnsaeked. The Brush r0nsul Mas
10 he British camp. ~ish commodors
Nspier. His lady wish Ihs lady q he
Antriesn consul. ard Mr.. kllbie. BFi-
lish msFehani. proeseded N cyPEas. -
die United States casEelie CysRe.
Ga de l9lh Of Ser'smber. the Edia-
bufgh and llsslinRs were the only ships
81 BsyrouL sisliaaed there u prevent
eommuniealica wiih AIsxandris ~ ses.
The Princess Charlale. witll me Power-
al. Gauges. Thunterrr. WasP, Cseiops,
Gasgoa. Hydra. PhsHix. The Austrian
admiral Bsndiera in the Metes, with The
Guerrirre. Walker Bey in Turkish ship
~ Inc line. ~ilh N Oaoman frigaie, IN
Egyrlisn frigsie and yacht. with some
store ships and olher small prizes. we've
a anchor ~ Djouni or Anograls Bay.
abaul nine miles fram Deyroui, - also
two AusIrian steamers jasI arrived with
eight hundred OIiomsn troops from Con
slsnlinoplr. and lzzri Mehemri Pachs.
Ihe newly appointed vieeroy Of Egypt,
On The 2O,h the allied hoops weTe -
Diauni. under The command Of Con-
ns0dore Nfpier. The force consisted of
$500 Turks, 1900 British msrines. $50
Austrian MARINES. and 900 mountain
errs. besides the British arlilleIymea. &C.;
in al about $4,000. Ibrshim Pschs. with
$4,000 men. occupied The range Of noun
iains Immediately above the allied srcsmp
meni.
Al Alexandra. on The 2Ia, the Pscha
was continuing his preparations Tor resist
ance-ereciing fOni6csiions and sending
supplies Tor bis troops in Syria. The
gsrrison Of Bsgdsd had revolled in favor
Of the Pacha.
China and fndia.--No intelligence
had reached Bombay on the 26lh Of
August nf the arrival Of the expedition II
ranion. ADMIRAL Elliot arrived 81 Sin
eapore on The 10th Of June. He i'm
medisiely seized -four Chinese junks lying
10 that harbor. but sorn af'er released
them. The admiral sailed for China on
The 18Th.
No later intelligence had been received
from Canton Than We have had here,
The Anelo-Indian government was
sbout engaging in var with Nepaul.
and il uas believed that war with Sinde
and Beloochistan would also be unavoid.
able.
I, Was reported that Khslai had been
reiaken from The English.
Alden was again attacked by the Arabs
on The 5ih Of July, bu, they we're again
repulsed.
The relations between the Anglo India
Government and the ruler Of the Punjau
were becoming more and more involved
and threatening. Another war in pros.
peci.
CANTON. June 5.--Ths English were
Lying quietly At Macao. The Canton
market was cleared Of teas. and The Ame
ltiGauN NtAG ltFHAha w tSass ~ $50
. end Of June. The expedition had no
arrived. The last seen Of il was al Pull
Sopsis. on the 10 % ult.
BY adrices received NJ Bombay, The
Nepaulese were in state ofinsurrection
The rebels amounted 10 5000. They
marched on the capital. and 5lockadet
the British President aud his escort il
in their huuscs. The Government, o
India is making the mos. active ptepa
raiinns 10 send a force into Nepaui q
soon as the abatement Of The rainy sea
son will Kermit. I.
I AZ the King was passing the quay %
the Tuileries IN the 18Th al 6 o'clock,
musket was fired al him. lie escape,
unhuri. The assassin was seized. Hi
name 10 Dsrmes. lie denied that he ha'
any sccomplices.
The Grain averages continued to fall
The duty an Wheat was 2ls. 81 PC
quarter, aud on Flour lbs. 0 I'D. pc
barrel.
The aspect of political sffairs had pro
duced an unfavorable effect on the co.,ol
market. There had been decline i
prices Of all descriptions Of fully l.sd. 70
the last fortnight.