The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-07-15
Correspondence Of fhs National hfslli-
geaeer.
ARRIVAL OF TIE BRITANNIA.

brlsl lie Bri snnia Of Nova Scots. end
there deis'nrd her. created lively anxiety
fsr her ssie'y, which sa.. h"wever. soon
happily dIsPtllsd. Nothing has been
he .rd OF The Pr sideni. There is no.
thing laler from China and Ihe Z o..
The principal item Of poliliesl impor-
lance IL The success Of Sir Rabfn PeeI's
"no confidence" motion by one m.joriiy.
the:
For SIR r Peel's motion. 3l2
Against il 3lI
This result even vas cheered. and Sir
Roberi threatened. upon The success Of
IL. 20 introduce motion IN stop tie sup
plies. unless the Ministry gave IN. This
was u half past lhsee o'clock Saturday,
morning. when Lord John Russell remark
ed lhat he would take liIl MONDAY 10 cnn.i-
der what course The Ministry would adsi Q
the Queen iulske. On Monday he int-
mated their intention 10 advise dissolu
ton Of P4rllsm, nj. shen SIR Raben Peel
sereed 10 make no effort 10 stop The sup
Plies. Lord John also said The new Par.
lament should be assembled as soon as
possible. The proposed committee for
The Corn Laws 10 abandoned for'lhe ses
sion. and an appeal is taken 10 the coUn-
iIy. Twas thought the dissolution would
take place The 22d June.
The English jurnsls are 30 engrossed
in Tier own affairs, lhs, they have moth
M TO say Of Mcleod or OF American pc
lillcs 10 general.
The COTTON market at Liverpool had
Improved. but not much though. The
stale Of trade in the manufacturing dis
ricis sas such % not 10 create much
hope OF any steady advance. The tobacco
market is dull. Pennsylvania 5 per cen .
stocks cell Al ~ TO "a: Ohio skies. 81 10
10 80; New York lives. 81; Maryland
lives. 70 10 rs; U. $. Bank shares "a.
The British Ministry expect TO sustain
themselves before The People. Lord John
Russell stands Tor London. 10 his al
dress 10 the PesPle he says: I" Her Ma.
j,siys Government, wishes 10 tighten thu
kind Of taxation which, while il yields
noihing 10 The Exchequer. presses heavi.
ly upon The People"
There are greslm many interesting item:
Of English news. The Queen was no
in good health. Some Of the journals &,
upon September rs . period Of renewed
Importance 10 her. Lord John Russell
lie 10 be married 10 Lady Fanny Elliott
aud no mistake now. The ,enerabi,
Earl Of Foritscue is dead. SIR David Viii
kie, the celpbrs,ed Painter. is also dead
Commodore Sir Chsrlrs Napier is III,
candidate for Mary lie Bone, in the nev
Parliament Aslly's vast Amphiihea.r
has been burnt down, with all us contents
about thirty houses in the vicinity wer,
destroyed or injured. Cockbum & Go
Of London, a grea. house in The Eas, In
dls trade, have faIlet; also, Grant a. Go
in Glasgow, whose liabilities are state'
to be 10000 pounds sterling. Tn
Marquis Of Normandy, il 10 said, is Il
succeed Lord Granville as British Ambss
sadur al Paris. E. ]. Stanley, il is ais,
. said. Is 10 be Chief Secretary for Ireland
There had been some serious riets il
Nottingham, which il was necessary 4
call the military gu. in order To suppress
An election was going on there.
The French are making progress il
Africa. Their troops are generally sue
csssful against the Arabs. In France /,
self, there was nothing important goinl
on. Marshal Soull had iherea,ened.a re
, signslion, bu, The Ministry gave in TO hi
, opinion upon an army measure, and h
keeps his place. An Englishman il
, Boulogne. from London, had been arrest
ed with "an internal machine" in hi
possession, which had fifteen barrels 81
construed that all would go of at once
A letter from Naples announce thai III
House ol Ro,hschild has made loan Q
: 1900, 900 Of ducsts 10 that Government
The Asssrs. Roihschild, IL is also stated
have just loaned the Austrian Govern
meni 5000, 900 a"rins. abou, $50. 900,
600! This is a five per cent. loan
1903 The French Government, also wan
eIcat lOsns all iho No'e'hWeu'ss
r seems, are borrowing, nova days, al
( well as oLr own.
, There have been riots among III
workmen in Barcelona. New troubles il
! Syria are spoken Of. Ia Crete there i
I also an Instruction.
4 The crops throughout Europe promis
ed well In Egypt there is the creates
abundance. The world will hardly nee'
our grain This year.
NM. de Beaumon, and our de Toe
queyille, Who under The authority OF IN
Government, had been sent ITO study
Africa, have returned to France. and W,
shall SOON have the benefit Of their la
bors.