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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.

st. Pairirk's Day passed or quietly in
ireland, silhnul any of thai sediIious aud
serious disturbance which was feared. A
monster meeting was 10 he held in Dublin
Oh The 20,h, hut no report from il was re-
ceiyed at the sailing Of The Washington.
The Lord Mayor refused 10 call il, and
Smith O'Biien had il done on his own au'
ihoriiy. The British Government were
making al preparations 10 suppress an in,
surTectlonary spirit as soon as u should
appear. Steamers we're being armed, and
soldiers sent 10 Ireland.
The riots in England and Scotland hat
abaietl, ami those countries were quiet.
A revolution had broken ouiin Vienna
hut only twenty lives were lost. Tb,
Emperor granted every thing which III.
people demanded, and the conclusion q
il was tina, he was carried through III,
streets, in procession, on his throne.
The Prussian revolution was success
fully put dawn by The Government. L
is said To have been got up by a mob.-
The troops fred on The people and many
were killed.
Hungary has declared lis independence
Of Austria. and has proclaimed a republic
A change Of Ministry has taken place
at Munich. The insurreclion al Wur.
tembnrg is spreading.
In France all appeared to be tranquil a
the latest dates. The Provisional Gov
ernment had postponed the election Of of
ficers of the National Guard till the 5th o
April, but decided not To adjourn The elcc
tons for the National Assembly.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

By the steamship Ilihernia, jus, arrived
at New York, we have few days later
intelligence from Europe. She sailed
from liverpool on the 25,h ullim". Our
correspondence and papers have not yet
come to hand, but we obtain the following
through the Telegraph:
The Monster Meeting at Dublin came
off without disturbance. An Address l."
France was adopted; the next day an Adj
dress TO the Queen for Repeal was also a.
dopted. Messrs. O'Brien. Meagher. and
Mitchell were arrested for sedilinn and
put under heavy bonds for trial on the 18Th
of April. Great excitement was felt in
Dublin on account Of the arrest.
Scotland was growing more quiet; riots
had ceased. England was quiet.
A number of failures have taken pace
on the continent.
| II is reported that The Provisional Gov
eminent of France intend To buy up all the
railroad lines and pay for them in five per
cent. rentes.
The Ronen Bank has suspended pay
ment. Business IN France was siagnant.
There was no prospect of relief a, Havre
Ruin had spread around all branches oI
business. s~*
All the Russian and English workmer
have been ordered oul Of France. Fifty
four different clubs have been formed IL
Paris 10 ai,l liberty throughout the world
A Republic has been proclaimed at era
COW, where 400 political prisoners have
been liberated; $4,000 insurgents are un
der arms. --..- .-
i Republican principles are constantly al
). vancing in Germany, Denmark, and llol
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lesa artirie sHtsnf 80 ~ purikrsiien cfths ssa.
faars. mo-a rrsPscsfally. JAMES MILLER
PRParea ana sOi y A. D. a y. BANDS.
pmgg,sis. Too fulsOa siErrs. corner 81 william.
NeN York.
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CAnlsA. Osange, sni by Druggists generllly
shEoagh0af The cniie4 States.
PIics 81 per bottle. Sin bostlss for S..
February ]. Is
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Gen Scott-The following letter Of
t;rn. Scott. recently communicated 10
cangrrss, POSSESSES much interest:
Headquarters u the Arny.l
Meniro. February .. Isis.
SIR: have received NO communication
from the War Department ar The Adjuiaul
Generals office sinre my last TrpnTt.
INA. 90 ,lraied the 2d inst: hut clips
from newspapers aud letters IRON Wash.
inglon have come 10 interested parties
here representing. learn. that the PErsi.
dent had determined 10 place me hefore a
rnnrI. for daring 10 enforce necessary dis-
riPline in this army against certain Of lis
high officers! ! make only = passing
rommeni upon these unofficial announce
menl.; learning with pleasure, through the
same sources, that | am To be superseded
hy Major General Butler. Perhaps. after
trial. may be permitted 10 return 10 the
United States. My poor services with
this most gallant army are al length 10 be
requiIed as | have long been led 10 expect
they would be.
| have the honor IN remain. with high
respect, sir, your ohedieni servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
To the lion. Secretary Of War.
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i hsfsst a. = tHy ,aha uaebsL"
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10 BsaSiisa ~ sens sarung lessihnany. - fH
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O. We have lskrn he EA~ny q ssndins 10
Essssni nunihes q he Recorder . several ssn-
tlsmen i he nrighhosing eoaHsifs e Grsnsills.
Psrson. cssssll ana chaihsn. and y unale he
request that sh-y wiIl Ind their inaDencs 10 en-
lend iis cisculaliOa. The Democrats arc always
uniirins in Ihsir efforts; and BON. having slrted
an spposiiion prs II Ibis PlsOe. shsy ara l.hos-
ing with Ne romuan neal 10 build i ~. n The
Wigs desire 10 maintain Ghsir ground. ihsy must
make corresponding sxsrtiOas; and hoH ran they
set more slhcisnils in The matter than BY uaiiing
10 sustain pres which has always heen f.ishful
70 The eaussl To enable our Wig friends.iO
DO this, We have distributed an extra namber II
the Recorder Ihis we~k. and the favors that may
he conferred upon Us. ne nil sndeayor 70 rrpay
by uwesried industry in defending and maintain
ing the principles Of the Whig patty.
The price Of subscription 10 two dollars, whrn
paid strictly IN advance.
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The correspondent &C llle Nsw 0Flrsns
Piraynne WHITES firm Vera Gina, undlrr
date Of ihe e5ih nliimn:
IA headquarters in MrKieo The uni-
Eerssl oPinioa Prerailrd ll.al peses szs
deeisled upon. sn.l iram seter.lrnmlnnni.
F'siians ~hirh have seen from The hest
suill"Flir. preparations wrre arInally be-
irg made lnr The withdrawal ~ ihe army
Iram the county. or n lrasi die city Of
Mexira. on the -Ih ii MAY. And how.
an Heavens name. can Il ~!
. The fart af Central iiailrr's stop
ping supplies. saEs snrh - will he ner-s-
sary fsr the army On their road dawn. 10
strange indeed"
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Casualty.-Mr. Aaron IIeatIen. big

Casualty.-Mr. Aaron Ieaden. a high
IN respectable citizen Of Chatham county,
vas found dead in the road, lying by his
horse. with bag Of corn on his breast.
lie had started with the corn over To a
neighbours. and from the fact that the
string. which tied the month Of the bag
when he LEI, home, having been exrhang-
ed for a hirkory wilhe, il is supposed
tina, the string broke. and tina! he got down
from his horse to tie the bag anew. and in
the efTon TO raise il nn his horse, burst u
blood vessel, and died Immediately.
Rspisfsy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19

A late arrival al Vera Cruz from the
Belize THE British settlement, al Hondnras)
announces that The Indians have taken the
cities Of Guatemala (ihe capital Of the
country and Bacalar. destroying The beau-
tifnl public works of the FIRST named city.
The inhabitants Of the Belize were great
IL alarmed, as they were momeniarily ex-
Meeting an attack. The same is said oil
Campeachy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19

menerd is spring srssion in Nswhern On Thurs-
day the 9Th instant, and adjourned on Saturday.
We DO no, unden-lsnd that any business Of spe.
rial importance was Transacted We lcam from
the NswberniAn, that the Baptist and Methodist
churches Wers supplied by members Of The body
on sunday and Sunday evening. in both ofwhieh
full congregations attended. The nsXt session Of
the Presbytery viii be held in GresnshOrOugh,
commencing on wednesday evening the 9Th day
Of December next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19
New York Volunteers

New York Volunteers.-One OF the
New York Volunteers writes from San
Angel, near The city Of Mexico. January
%. as follows:
1--WE long for New York. As long as
there was fighting TO do the excltemen.
killed time, bu, since the capture Of 'ae
capital time hangs heavy on our hands,
am, the volunteers desire TO go home. Our
regiment is now so weak that they will
no, be sen, any further into the country
Out Of some eight hundred and forty men
which we numbered when we landed a
Vera Cruz, we have not now more thar
une hundred and eighty 6t for duty"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19

hRi, Pie Ki"g Il llsvarin i,ss = airst 4.
A new cabiart has been appointed in
AusHa. GIFsi miliiaFy pTepasiiahs als
hFlAg made IN RusSia, hui ~ aglhFFsks
kaFF eeFuTEsd, Thrw haa aiaa hsea 4
FEEulutian IN EaH1inia. A Cnnaiilli1a
hsS bssa Puhaishra y - Pare.
a sarrexsful insurrrriian M bsnkrn
rni in Milan and I.anlaanly lie AnsiFiau
sn.aps ueEe saiirriy dsfeaied.
ePsin rrmains qnies. - $50 P.nngsl.
GRal distress rxisls IN snmmsreisl Affairs
IN he ennsinrnl.
Englsh cans0ls salt Pals . pr
cenis 50.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19
serious AceIdent.-on u,,sy an

serious Accldent.-on saiu' !Sy saer.
noon last, Mr. Kinchelow I.ss,hers. If this eOun-
", on his return home from hi. place. nst with
very serious acridcnL lie Was on 9 young
horse, hiding fast, ami had PrOeseJrd two or three
miles, when by soms srlion Of his horse he was
thrown sgsIns, tire, his thigh broken, and he
was otherwise considerably injured. Though suf.
firing severity, il is hoped that he viii recover.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19
OElifuary.

Died. in this place, on Tuesday the lIsh inst.
after lingering illness of many months, Mr.s.-
Nutl HlSeOex, aged about Ga years.
Died, in this place, on Thursday the 18th inst.
Of Measles, NASCr CARolisE, infant daughter
Of Mr.. Thomas Hays.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19

Another AccIdent.-Un Saturday The
s,h instant. Mr.. George Laws, son Mr. Ezekiel
Laws. wss thrown from his horse when returning
from Messrs. Mcils 4 Msngnm's store, and lay
insensibie for some time. The horse took fright
and running against the Encs broke bis own leg.
and was consequently obliged to be shot. Mr.
Laws has 90 far recovered a. to be out Of danger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19
District Convention,

THE delegates from the several counties Of
i this Congressional District, viii meet in
Hillsboroueh on the first Thursday Of May, for
the purpose Of appointing delegate to the Wing
National Convention, which is to meet IN Phila-
Jelphia on the 7th of June next.
April IL. 20
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The Wilmot Proviso.-Thc Stan

The WiIm0t Pr0viso.-The "Stan.
lard' affected 10 be dreadfully shocked
lately at Mr.. Roots Wdmo, Proviso
speech in The House. Mr.. Root is an
Ohio Wing. But within day or two
I.orofocos have taken quite as strong
ground in favor Of the Wilmol Proviso.
viz Mr.. LaI,m Of Ohio and Mr.. Smart
of Maine. The Standard has nothing
10 say against their speeches. They are
I.0coloc0s. Ibid.
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M A r. r lie ID ,

On Tuesday evening the It'll instant, at 81.
James's church, Wilmington, by the Rev. DR..
Drane, MIR jaws g. GnrES, to Miss CanoLiSR
Z. CowAS, daughter Of Mr.. John COwsn, de,
ieasei.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19
Tho Democratic Convention

The Democratic Convention
This body met in the city Of Raleigh on We'd
neslsy the le,h instant, and nominated the Hon.
David 8. Reid, Of Rockingham county, asthe De-
mocratic candidate for Governor. They also sp-
pointed the Hon. Robert Strange and the Hon.
Weldon y. Edwards, as delegate for the state al
large to the National Convention, which meets al
Baltimore in May next
The Hon. Samuel Houston, Senator from Tex
as, and the Hon. s. A. Douglas, Senator from IL
linois, were present, and Addressed the COnven'
ton.
The Standard pronounced the Wing Conven'
ton to be sickly and feeble affair" yet It ap
pears that this Democratic Convention was con
sdersbly below il, both in the number ofdclegatc'
and The number Of counties represented. In th'
Wing Convention there were 100 delegates rep
resen,ing 80 counties in the Democratic Con
vention there were ITO delegates, representing
IS counties. But we suppose the editor Of tn
Standard felt himself bound TO condemn then, a
be does now to applaud.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19

Government have resolved upon sending
o. properly qualified schoolmasters and
schuolmislresses to the colonies in difle.
rem, parts OF the world. TO conduit the
public schools established there for the
instruction Of The natives.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19

William Eaton. Jr.. ESQ., Of Warren county,
In. been selected to deliver the Annual Address
before the two Literary Societies Of our linisersi.
", ., the ensuing Commencement.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19

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We are IsEisahs s''ls 80 fsI - ~ sauss tflwsA
81 10 tstl lHisEesis - 80 saaHly 80 asRuFlb,
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Nesuithsaznaihg dc ssrrsnh whirh y sps - -
sasenaeIed ly I~dairai disruaiaaa. ne ssasa Glai
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sosaarsrd uish DE courtesy Al nsperl
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Mr. Mani,,s AppoIntmenis.-Mr.

hf. Nahts's AFposhthuehass-M
Manly. the Wing candidate Tor Governor. has
made appointments TO ,iit his fellOw citirens in
the eastern portion cfihs state. beginning At Ha-
IifaI on Monday the 9Th instant aud ending a,
waynesborOugh on Tuesday the 18th Of May.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19

The Court Of Inquiry.-The proceed
ings Of this Court, convened in the city Of Me1i-
co. have been received to the close Of the eth day.
Gen. Scott had exhibited much chagrin, NORTH.
cation and impatirnce, hut il was the opinion OF
bis friends that he would come on, Of his difficult
ties with fame frightened by the ordeal to which
it has been subjected.
Gen, Scot. has withdrawn his charges against
Lieut.. Col. Duncan. They were brought under
the old regulation Of the army, republished and
rees,ablished by the President, January rs, Is47
against the publication Of unauthorized letters OF
reports from an army in the field, pending the
campaign 10 which they relate. The Prcsiten,
having displayed so much indifference on the sub
jcct, as to order court Of inquiry instead OF a
count martial upon certain specific facts, Genera
Scott Withdrew The change ond its specification
with the determination utterly IA decline, with
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19
Notice This!

Il HEREBY forwam all persons against trading
a for note given by me to Vim. G. Hopkins,
payable one day after date, for $50 dollars, aud
dated the 18th of April, ls4s. As the said note
was given for consideration which has proved
null and void, am determined not to pay i.
- JOHN L0CKHART.
April 10. .6-Sw
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-19
NEW GOODS.

.:. lstlln-WEg y W4o
w oULD respectfully announce to their old
w customers, and the public generally, that
they are now receiving and opening
Large and entirely New Stock Of
G o D ID So
purchased this spring in the cities Of New York.
Philadelphia and Baltimore; and as their Goods
were bought for Cash only, they Aaster them
selves that they are prepared to sell them at such
prices as will be satisfactory to oil who may favor
them with call = -.
Their stock consists Of almost every article and
description Of Goods which will be called Tor 10
this part of the country, and they assure the pub.
lie that they are Of as good quality and win BE-
offered upon as good terms as AZ any store In Or.
ange. -,
Ken in exchange for merchandise. at fair pnces.
RuiIln's Mills, Orange ey, APsila. :i-su
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-08

psasss to drive his tonvsysnes In the street II vas
but short tina since thRs o oartman with a heavy
load, Was hurried o the track when the shoe Of the
horse became fastened In the rail IRON and by sud
den struggle to extricate himself the poor animal
bis hoof comp etey OF tn reby causing the loss OF the
horse 70 the cartman. he compelled to kill
the poor beast The rails equally fatal to light
wagons frequently the wheel of the wagon becoming
locked in the rail- and snap the axetree To OBJ
viae this evil in great measure the rails ought
tainly to be placed level with the road and not
above 1t, as they are now which Is great nuisance
National RErosM MEETING meeting Of the Ma
tona Reformers was called to be held at Military
Hall In the Bowery at IN o'clock last evening, to
slider some amendments to the constitution of that
party; but at O'Clock there only ten or
twelve persons present. with very little prospect Of
organization They also to discuss the claims of
General Cass to the Presidency, whom they denounce
great land Spectator.
INquEsrs-RuM-Coroner Walters held inquest
yesterday, at the house of P. q Molony, corner Of
Barclay and West streets the body of John Glen
men. The jury rendered verdict that the deceased
came to his death by drowning in the river, foot of
Barclay street while in state Of intoxication The
deceased lately in possession of money when
he commenced to drink. He has left wife and fami
ly. Another inquest was held on board the ship New
World lying at the foot of Barclay street yesterday
on the body of John Nelson, who accidentally fell
overheard while employed on board the vessel. Yer
dict accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-08
Marine Affairs.

THr BANK BAnpaRA.-This is the name Of fine bark
now loading at Hoxton's wharf Brooklyn, which
although not an American bottom is certainly. from
her symmetrical proportions and great sailing qualities
worthy of the notice of some Of our scientific and
tical gentlemen. We are willing to render proper
dit wherever IL is due and in this it is justly de-
served No one who viii examine her rig and model
impartialy, will can. deny 1t She has been brought
to our notice by more than one instance OF her
markable speed, and by number of quick passages
made across the Atlantic About year and half
since, she landed her passengers at Halifax in twelve
days and half, from Galway, Ireland since which
time she has made four five passages to this port all
Of which something under the ordinary space
cupcd by our own vessels. II IL 80 seldom
tice In this city, an english vessel so finely proper
toned with great carr ying capacity that took
casion to enquire sl further into her pedigree She
was built we learn, By Mr. Lyle Of Halifax for Thomas
NJ Persse, Esq. Of Galway, Ireland, to whome she
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-08

LATER FROM CUBA AND JAMAIcA.--We are in receipt
OF hc OF the aurora de Matan-as, to the 25th ut
from which we Gull the following items of news
They mention having ceved papers from Kingston,
jamaica to the I'd ult wherein it is stated that Gen
Santa Anna had arrived there from Mexico, accom-
panied by his wife, three sons and friend. and that
lie had proceeded to Venezuela We think this must
be mistake, as we have later accounts from jamaica
wherein he is stated to be residing Kingston.
At Santiago de Cuba sugars selling at the fol-
lowing prices. viz. superior white, S4; fair do 81
superior brown $3i4 fair do SO; superior Nuscovado
S2k sly without much demand
The use Of chloroform in surgical operations has
now become quite general in Cuba; numerous cases
are reported in the papers.
All the prelimnares for the construction of the rail
road between Cienfuegos and villa Clara have been
gone through with and 1t will shortly be commenced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-08
MlxCFllaneAllas

The counsel Of the city Of Hartford have Withdraw
the petition before the General Assembly Of Connec-
tcut FOR the repeal of the authority granted to the
Air Inen Railroad Company to bridge the Connec-
lieut. River at Mddletown.
The bar OF 81 Louis have moved the criminal court
TO cxpun from their papers on file the present mt
by the grand jury Of the Governor of Missouri for
using to too great an extent the pardoning power.
The amount Of lumber surveyed at Bangor. Me-,
from the 18th of April to the Both Of May, 1s46,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-08
Movements of Travellers,

The hotels continue to overflow We found, last
night, amongst host of Others Mt the Astor, j. y.
Dickinson, Washington Mrs Mitchell, do Mrs
John @ Adams and family; J. N. Bonapartc, Mr.. ard
Mrs Bringin. New Orleans Attic Howard, II. Me-
tlelland and w =. Farley, Washington (; j. ID. Van
Schaacs, Albany n. Mcclellan, Hudson J. j. Nor
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-08
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