The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-31
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Tie S.eHmsE CslsS0ui2 airissd - Bas-
loa lAs morning. snd > porliea 81 ahr
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re oh Instant. and consequently brings
aesfn days latfr iaarEigsaoe.
Wilmer a Smilh's European Times
gives lie following aeeonsa II he e0xsdi-
ton II lhs markets:
I.IvERPooL. Msy ). There has heen
: markell improvement IN eoiaon sinre the
lasl week. principally I'm and miadling
qaalillrs beiRg ID Fsqnests eaased 81 a.
Increased demand o. manufacturers and
sparusstaFs.
The sales ior ne week comprise ..
800 bsies. AZ The following rales:-Up-
land ordinary 81 10 I'D; middling I'D;
middling fair I'D. good 81.
Tie imports Of COTTON EoF The week
were 1876 bales. The stock in port
3is.69O bales; against $4,000 last year.
Prices well sustained - an advance 81
Igd. ~
BREaDsrvFFs-Best Canal Hour. 26s.
81. 10 2gs. 81.
Wheat. mixed. -. %. 10 ss. Al. per
70 lhs. Corn, 26s. 10 2ss. per quarter.
Meal, lis. Gil. 10 lis. per barrel. Rye.
B. I" B. Sd. per 20 pounds.
All The above quotations are with the
duty paid. ~. 47e*.
Resin. free of duly. amber and yellow.
@; to Ill. 10 p. Cd. I'allow. duty paid.
Sos. IN Cos per ewt. fellow, duty free.
a6s. In SOS. per ewi. @s..-
I'urpenline. rough. free. g.. In s.. per
ewi; spirits Of lurpenline. 32s. $685., duty
paid; pitch, free. 2s. I'D. 10 3d.;
New fO.k, May se--la NJ.
TIE Government express has just ar
rived from Boston with The caledonla's
news, and from ropy Of Wilmer and
Smiths European Times. | gather the
following summary Of The nsws:
In Ireland an arrangement had been ef-
fecied between The iwn parties of repeal
es. 0'Brien and The O'Connells have
agreed 10 work together tremendously aud
in unison. An address had been issued
signed by the leaders Of The two functions.
after publicly shaking hands in token Of
reconciliation. The address urges union
among the Irish for repeal al The union.
The chariist and Reform movements
continued throughout Great Britain.
Spain continues quiet, comparatively
speaking. A good deal Of diminishing
has been going on between Denmark ard
Holsiein: hn, no other great battles have
been fought. The Danes were yicto-
rious.
Further serions encounters have taken
plare between the republican party. tihe
Shlesary Holsieiners.) assisted by the
German confederates, headed BY The Prus-
SLAMS, and The forces Of The king Of Dem
mark. The scene Of action took place in
the vicinity of Freeburge.
There has been frighlful disorder and
eonfs~iss ~ Ps~eH, between tho Peasan~
Try and The military. o. i
A new Austrian constitution has been
or was proclaimed on The 25,h
ult., the Emperor's birth day, on which
occasion there was grea,rejoicing lhrough-
out Austria.
In Italy these has been no important
engagements, but the Austrians gained
advantage in several skirmishes.
Venice is closely blockatled--all CON-
with The surrounding shores
having been cut of.
A depulaiion from Poland is about start
ing for ST. Petersburg To petition Tie EN-
peror for the restoration of the constitution
Of 1915.
Mehemet Ali was reported 10 be on the
point oil death.
A postscript 10 despatch for one OF
The English papers, states that Charles
Alber, had resolved to attack the Austri.
ans at Verona, and IN The 2sth April was
within two leagues Of the city. The Eng
lish Consul at Venice. had retired to
Trieste for safety. in consequence of a de.
proceeding from The consulate,
to The effect that England would not ac.
knowledge The Venitian Republic, having
50 excited the mob that il assembled in
front of his house and tore down the ar
mortal insignia placed over the door.
FRANCE.
Affairs were daily growing more SET
led, notwithstanding two or three occur.
'ences calculated 10 give alarm A plot
lad heen discovered 10 blow up the Hotel
lie Vile, the seat Of the Provisional Co
which was undergoing rigid in
resignation at The latest accounts. A ter.
'ihle riot had broken ont at Rouen, whirh
vas occasioned by causes growing out of
excitement attending The election. II Twas
inally and effectualIy quelled by the in
difference of the au,horilies and military, |
nj moi before several lives had been lost. |
The French Chamber [ National Assem-
'ly) opened on The 4th.. The members
4 the Provisional Government entered
he room in procession, wearing tri-color-
II sashps and thar annparanpp was orao,