The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-05
News by the Caledonia.
TWO WEEKS LATER.


vices from England 70 tho leth q March have
been rseeixed. The following Is . summary II
tie NOS, important portions Of the intelligence:
! n j. said iksl the resolu,i"n has spread
lhrouEhaul France. al the Departments
have loinrd the Republie. Louis Phil.
lippe and the ROYAL lamliy, ~iih Guioi.
have arrived in England.
The European Times, dated Liverpool.
Sunday, MaIrh ~. says:
The revolution 10 France is now au
fair accompii. The abiicalion Of Louis
Philippe, lhe appointment and rejection
Of a regency. The complete triumph oI the
Parisians over The army, the establishment
ola Provisional Government. tie FTorlaim
Of RepubIic. the overthrow ollhe House
Of Peers aud IiIled distinctions, the preci-
plate and ahlecI flight Of III the members
OF tie Orleans family and then misguided
ministry Ia our own shores or other pa.
ess 81 exile. the immediate recogniIi"n Of
the new Rrpuhlir Of France by Grea.
britain. Belgium, Swnzrrland. aud the l..
niied States, have all lil.rn in such rapid
succession. that the events Of every hour
come leeming with some mighty occur.
renee affecting The doctrines oil whole IA.
TONS aud dynaslics. 81. sasam p ~
A decree has gone forth that nrw
National Assembly Is io be called on The
Goth Of April. when the Provisional Co
vernmen, will resign us power into tie
hands nG the definIiive Government. L.
nisersal suffrage, and vote By ballot are
To secure liberty. equality and fraternity
10 France. ..
Our latest aivices from Paris, are 10
Marh 9th, and rcprsen, the ciiy as tran.
q.,,. s.. ,Is Financial ..'... -,,ll --..ss~~ss
undated. and some eminent honscs are
spoken If a. being IN dlIIiSuliies. but no
further failures have been announced.
The Arch Bishap IL Paris, arrompa.
MED by Two sieaB general, presented
himself TO the Provisional GoveTnmtnt an
Tuesday. and gave in his adhesion To the
new order Of things in the name OF The
entire clergy Of The Diocese. ~~.
England waits with her arms folded. in
deep and anxious alarm. Tor the neat scene
Of this 3" strange. eventual history"
In Lyndon. triilng disposition 10 rio,
was experienced in the early part of the
week, but the Lisnrderlles were confined
tn misrhievons hoys and citizens on, oi
employment. Order was speedily re.
stored.
in Glasgow, the Iunul,s were more sc.
/, ri"us, and several persons were unforu-
naieIy shut by the military. The rioters
in that CITY were merely thieves who
plundered the shops and have evidently
no political object IN view.
@ In Ireland. no breach Of the peace has
yet lakrn place. but the exciting language
Of certain portions Of the press, " hlch sur.
passes anything within our recollection,
has moi escaped tie attention of the au.
, lhor.ies.
The Ex.king and Queen of France at
rived al Brighton, (England) On The 3D. Of
. Marrh. The King IL landing, was dress.
eIl in green blouse aud blue over.coai,
h"rrowed al the captain IL The Express.
The King bad not. in fact, u change Of
rl"h'ng. The Ex.king aud Qneen have,
(ur some days. been moving from farm.
: h"use To farmhouse. in the neighborllood
: nf fref"rt. They were nearly exhausted
: by failgue; aud. on hi, arrival. the King
stated that, night or two back. he bad
thought Of giving himself up,
TN landing, the Ex.king aud Queen
were welcomed by the inhabitants, nearly
II the whole of whom had the qualification
of being shaken BY the hand by Louis
n Philippe.
Z Paris, Feb. 29.-Mr. Rush, Ambassa.
1 dor Of the u. States. accompanied bv MI.
: Martin and Major pmeson, also walled On
c tile members Of the Provisional Govern
!. ment, to whom he delivered na,iering
+ address. The following details Of this
j. interview are taken from the National:
!. At 9 o'clock. the representative minis
!, ter of the United States went 10 the Ito.
tel de Vile. in formal recognition Of the
J. Provisional Government, 10 whom he de-
lIsered flattering address. |, was ap.
= pr"prla'e in the representative &C the A..
merican Union. To be the first Ia welcon'c
our lnfanr Republic. for there is no bond
y more powerful between nation. than con''
'nuniiy "f sentiment. The step taken by
the minister Of the United States has MAIDS
existing circumstance. Of serious imp"'
I'.ncc. Although fully expected, II has