The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02

tie lFAMm ~ % f&tWe aHit4tts HtAHN HEtfB
and sHFsls ale made hy he GnsFTRmrnt
IN lie siighiesl inlaunsiiaa. and EaF ha
ss,s.d rrason AlsairErT. Men are drsgK 4
from lhrir hras u milaighl. rysn zlihssKh
slsey mas have faaghl laililnliy lArouEh
she whole fur DAYS in The RANKS of he
a ienal guard: dry are hurried 10 psis.a
and iDrsrrsEsird 81 his lisrir Nisrs can.
not sc aarm. and nllrn DO nns know
= hsTe Ii,ry arr confined. Repurssiss
nsrzsuaes aEr 80 iaksa asaiass ne asws-
papes. The "a syslFm 81 rsquiriar
sl,em u drPasle rrrlsiR suu q money
wiih he aallgoElies % Rraglls Cor aariy
good rnndnri. u ifsista. silhnngh IL rs
ab.lislsed rs lie Provisional Government.
None az he paprs suspendrd hsring ILs
insurrerlion are allowed 10 be issnrd, and
probably one great purpose Of maintaining
lhe state Of siege . 20 prevent lhsir pull.
lisaiion and he loo IRE criticism Of lie
Gossynprni. u which they would nnl
al U indulge.
rreland.-The breaeh between the mo-
raj and physical f,Frs sections Of The r.
pealers .as heenme wider han ever. aud
ibe lva parties hayr returned 10 their an.
lagnnislie attitude. The Repeal Assori-
allon have eprnly declared npposiliap %
the clubs forming throughout The rpansry,
ard have resolved that Iheir spswfy u
The rirrglsr proposing ilr Junction 81 The
Two parlirs IN An Irish Leagne." shall
he 20 worsled as mol to commit lhrsn be.
| you'd Legal and eons.iinilpnal nssns Of
i agitation,
Nc. NJ. aghsr. Il IL siid. had lefI Tor The
I Uniled States. The publication Of The
lrish Frlnn 10 virtually suppressed.
i Mr.. Gavan Duffy. proprietor and pub
Usher of The :. Nalson' newspaper, and
| Me.srs. Keyin lsol 0'Dpleriy and Rirh.
i ard Dalton Mi.li9ms, registered prnprie.
Tors 81 The Irish Tribane, have b,en &C,
/ rested under The new felony act and com.
milled 10 Nevyale, tie offence MOI being
/ Llllable. -..-.........
/ Mr.. Martin, who had (ar some lime
evaded The police, had surrendered and
Was also committed for trial without hail.
4 France.-Anpiher alarming pla, Ior
. The overthrow ol the. t;osernineni of
FGanre. has been discovered NJ Paris.
The wnrkmen Of The Aleliers had intend,
ell 70 rise ia revolt on the lflh instant.
The lime and signsl was five sous hos
qaei. WHICH Was Of course negely a pre-.
text 10 assemble The insurgents aud sys,
lemise their proposed movement The
3 Government has made itself acquainted
!. with fun details Of The atiair. and hac "a.
II ken rigid measures in anticipation.
n The plot VAS Of a highly criminal rha-
b. racler. one Of their notices being "Pllla'
e gell Paris"
4 Several Of the intended chiefs have been
il ARRESTED and are under strict surveillance.
al General Cayaignac has made every
:. preparation 10 meet that emergency, and
a has by his judicous energy placed the
IS Republic beyond danger. Fifteen per,
l. lecls. Of nine departments. has been re-
- moved from their stations FOR implication
: in the instruction OF June.
:. portion Of the present government
j. are 10 favor Of presenting the suspected
y members Of the late government; while
j. others, including among them Cavaignac,
- firmly opposed any such proceeding. All
the political prisoners bad been taken ou'
OF Paris to detached points in The yicini.
~. The city was completely fortified.
The line was here interrupted BY the
storm, and. on acronnt OF ihe electricity
: Interfering with The magnets in The iele'
" graph Office, we were unable 10 obtain The
y balance Of nuI despatch. Bal. Sun.
;, A Paris correspondent &c the Boston
y, Alias gives the number Of killed al the re-
% cent insurrcrtion al 10000, and adds:
" "Beauiilul Paris is almos, demolished
10 and almost every family has 10 mourn "a