The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-17
LATE FRnM ENGLAND.

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has passed beth ChanbeFs. and smother
law e. insrndaeing Esropean laborers In
% de eolonies 10 undef consideration.
a ne rsuniy % Lrilrim. ireland. he
Rib5ch-zzea have ronmenced a series Of
oslrsges. which has ed 70 The eneamp-
meat u . military force among them, with
whom collisions are Of frequent occur
renee. A number &C murders have been
eonmilled By The fosme and IN one con-
dict with lhs military six Of he rioters
we're killed and = number wounded.
Throughout the snulhera and western
pfsvinces ; great deal Of disturbance pre-
walls.
ANNExAIIcx N FRAScE.-with regard
20 The annexation Of Texas, nothing what
ever. IS faT - We can learn, has taken
place in England. In France. however.
the case j. different. In the Chamber OF
Dep1iies N. BiIbaali, leading member
Of the Opposition, charged The Gorern-
nens with having joined England in OPP
position 70 anneKaiion. in return for the
concessions BY England Of the right Of
search. In reply, NJ. GuizOl, = hose health
has been entirely restored. denied that any
stipulation 10 regard 10 Texas had been
made with England, and declared The
policy ofF,ance with regard 10 annexa-
iiun. in the following terms:
"IfTexas wished 20 renounce is indie
pendence, and enter the American Union,
nobody had right 10 interfere or oppose
the wish Of the people. II The TEXANS,
on the contrary, are DESTROYS TO preserve
their independence, not only have we no
right 70 oppose their resolution, but do
no, hesitate 10 say that France would APP
prove their conduct. and acknowledge
that they were right. We have recognise
ed the Independence or Texas: We con-
sidered il real, and we were interested in
doing so, We not only recognised the
independence or Texas, but we have con-
eluded with that country treaties Of CON-
merce, which will cease 10 exist the mo-
meni j. shall no longer be an iadependen,
State. France is interested in the dura-
lion and maintenance Of Independent
States in America. There are in America
three great powers-Englana, the United
States, and the Republics Of Spanish orr
gin. France is not an American Power.
but she has interests in that continent; she
must consequently desire that independ-
eni States should continue independent,
that balance shcnld subsist between the
three great American Powers. and that
none Of them should obtain the prepon-
derance. We do no, mean TO protest
against the annexation OF Texas 10 the |
United SIales. nor 10 engage in struggle |
10 present that annexation, if il is to take
place. We wish to leare The Texans at
liberty 10 act as they please; If they are
$780, -. .i.~ vs.isss vssrs, Iet tnem
dose; ifnoi, they are free 10 remain as they
are. france can only interfere by throw |
ing the weight Of her influence in the |
scale, and expressing her opinion in favor
Of the alternative which appears 10 her
most conducive 10 her interests. She is |
not called upon 70 act a compromising
part. nor 10 involve herself in future diff
ficulties; bui il behooves her 10 protect,
by the authority oil her name, the indie
pendence Of States, and 10 maintain the
equilibrium Of the great political Powers
in America"
SPAlN.--Madrid. June Io.-The in
telligence Of the abdicstinn Of Don Carlos |
in favor OF his son excited great surprise,
II was some lime before the Government
would permit the newspapers TO publish |
the documents they had received relative |
10 the event. From the observations Of |
the newspapers il would seem that the |
marriage of Don Carlos's son with the |
Queen Isabella would be most unpopular
IN : ain. Even the newspapers which |
are under the control of the Government
warmly oppose the marriage. II is worth |
mention. too. that the new.consIiiution ex- |
pressly lorbids the Queen to marry sny
one excluded from the succession 10 the
throne, and lion Carlos and his son are
excluded. But the opposition fthe press
and The people will count for very little
indeed with those who have an inte rest
10 bringing this marriage about; and as to
e constitution itself, why, that is, If pos
e, Of less consequence; for Spanish
.. buttons really seem 10 be made for
'0s er purpose than TO be broken. ! am
"s,' 'reseni in condition to say thu,
OF ~ iage will positively take place; |
~ 'nS "A " expect il will. though can. |
vi a. why | think so. Upon the |
loi Tell 70. il you'd be beneficial and |
whole thInA 'hough at first. no doubt. |
leallng measure, ierable irritation.
would cause consI> ,celona. Mos, of
The Queen is at Ba,, viewer remain
he foreign ambassadors. h. ths Amer;
n this city, and among them EngIisb
AN Minister. Mr.. Bulwar. ire
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