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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08

pers announce The decease. on Saturday,
morning the 2S,h uliimo, Of the Hon.
Harrison Gray Otis, nj the advanced age
or 80 years. Mr.. tits has filled many
imporlan, offices; and has represented
Massachusetts, in both houses Of Con-
gress.
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The Cholera at New York; New

York letter of "Wednesday eveaing last.
to The Philadelphia American, has the
following:
.rhere was a rumor on Change, that
three or four cases Of cholera existed on
hoard vessel just arrived from Germany.
|. created some excitement"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08
Death Of Senator Lewis.-The Hol

Dixon III. Lewis, United STATES Senator
from the state OF Alabama, died a, the
National Hotel. in the city o! New York,
on Friday the 9Th ullimo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08


The llibernia has arrived after very
fine run Of less Than thirteen days from
Liverpool. .a.- :... ..... 81.
The harvest has been completely gath
cred in. The po,ato crop in Sroilaud is
good. In ireland il iail- immensely short.
The oa. crop. however, has been good
The markets generally pariake Of the
same want &c spirit which prevailed IN
England Al The last adsiccs. Specula-
lion had been stopped entirely. and the
large supplies OF grain pouring 10 from
The Baltic and other ports had efeciuslly
| ept down prices.
The alarm throughout England. which
had been created by the presence Of the
cholera in London and Edinburgh. had
sensibly decreased. Thirty additional
cases were reported in I,ond"n, bn. the
general health If the rjiy is better this
year than ordinarily.
Ireland,-Smith 0'Brien is still in
prison. The Lord Lieutenant. in his re-
ply 10 ibe deppiaiinn Of The inhabitants of
Dublin, refused q direct answer 10 their
memorial beyond the assurance that
weight will be given 10 the recommends
ton Of The jury that tried him.
The Caihulic prela,es "f Dublin have
passed certain resolutions, highly impor-
lant as emanating from Catholic body.
They implore Government TO employ all
The funds at i,s disposal and all its influ'
ence for The immediate relief Of the poor,
/ rs we'll as 10 effect an equitable adjustment
sf The rela,iuns between landlord and ten
ant, 10 stimulate an outlay Of capital
give emplsy to able.bodird men. and in
crease the products Of the soil.
i France, Louis Napoleon keeps qni
ct. The Socialists hanquets cnn,inne
One was 10 BIZ held on Saturday nndrI
the auspices Of I.edru R"llin, which Gre
ates great alarm.
Il The Funds. WHICH rallied when tho
Moderate party were admitted 10 the
Cabinet, have now derlined.
Vienna, The stupendous events which
are passing in the Austrian empire KEEP
; all Europe in state nf alarm, excitement
! and engagement during the week ending
on the 9Th ultlmo.
The Ban of Croatia was advancing TO
wards pes,h at the head Of numerous
. army. with the view 10 suppress the Hun
r garlan insurreclion. when the intelligence,
n .ol the revolution in Vienna reached him
and he Immediately turned the head q
, his column towards Vienna, advancing
g rapidly.
: The Emperor General. who had take
n p ositinn in the surburhs Of the capital
i. KEEP, the population hourly IN alarm, am
II during The nights Of The lllh and ~,
.e October they underwent the ierrors oil
A. momeniarily expected siege by Two al
re mics. -~ 7~@
n Responsibilities that Jellalich has return
,r ell towards Nrwstad,. and that Prime
10 Windeskgreiz, who lately dlsllngulshe
ID himsellai Prague, has advanced .owart
Vienna to command the combined arm,'
n. Of Austria and Jellalich. They will pro-
e. ably not lombard The city, but cnt Q
re- supplies and slarye the inhabitants IN
,e SUBMISSION. IT, .s 49,. ID.
Is The Diet has 100000 men to defer
IN the capital and the Provisional Cover
men,. Some, however, are favorable
the Emperor, HAu mus. have about Y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08
ED THIS! " ?
TyHE subscribers have just received from the
II North, their
Fall and Winter stock OF

@ q y 10 ga
Comprising almost every article usually kept in
this market. which they pledge themselves 10 sell
low for cash OF to punctnal dealers.
They return their sincere thanks FOR the liberal
patronage heretofore received, and solicit corr
tinuance of the sang
They call upan thsir friends generally to como
and examine their shock before purchasing else.
where, as they are determined to give
GREAT BARGAINS.
Dry Goods win he given in exchange for Grgss
and Dry Hides at the usual prices, say 5 to loe
per pound. ~. .....
I.ArIMER Il JONES.
October "a, ls4s. SIT
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Free Sill ELECTORS have hem nnminsl.
ed In an the New England states. New
York. New Jersey. Mirhigrn. Ohia and
Illinois. There i also liheny lirksi in
twelve nf the sP' enieen disliirls nf yiEgi.
mia. in Maryland. Iowa. Wisconsin. Penn
syisania aud Missouri. In SIXTEEN stales
lnll electoral lirkess have he-a nominai-
ed. and in Eve Gerril Smith ar Liberty
lirkei. In Maine. Ianneclirul, Rhn,le
Island and Vermont. the electoral ticket
will he successful whirh receives the grea-
est Number af vnIes. In Massachusetts
and New Hampshire there mnsl he ma.
iorily over all or The state Legislature will
make rhnice. In most Of The states the
highest number nf VOTES secures the sur.
crss nf the electoral lirkci. In SnuIh
Carolina the old l.rgislaiure makes rhnics
| or elecIors. or raIh.r casts the eleclOra
vote Of the state. NY Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08

.PiFs sad D. - sfMr, Mslieaa ale 10 sd,
miTsilF nnl.t.
The Mbdisnh FapsFs lalsly purchased
end sasR ~ h. pptirFhFd, sTe By hF he
maHsl Eaiuat3e ~ anF mhirh ne EnErrn-
mFnl have gel alislnrd - ran ahsain.
They arr FPaFis Aish Fziaahle infarma-
iinn rnnrrTuiag ll.r srigin sd prihripirs
q CIR EoErERmrnl. sd will show. il IN
sierd say fnsihsE rriienre : waniing II
he fara-laal - Mr. M@lson vr re
chiefly indrbsed Eos he adoption e aur
hlppy frame ~ gasesnmrni.
Tie Hanilian paprrs. also auihariEra
10 he purrllsssd. have ma ri ben plared
u he dispassl Il The SECRETARY Of Stale.
The pnprss lrii by me he EK-Pxsi.
dent ManSae. haze hren llecied and
rrrparrd lor lhr pErxs. and lllrir puhl.rs-
Iion vii. m i.nsAal, ~ snrnaiagfd b. the
government. They are ssid - he very
valuable and distressing. Thry emhrare
iEraIiSe IN lie r'rmsn sEy plinriples II
government. as wrilisn By Mr. MenIne
in Esiirmrn,. and Rnt long psiOr n his
dealh; aud ~ autobiography Of his pub.
lie life up 10 The year lsOs.
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E-mSI.I.TGTa g o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07

The Corn Market has been dull througho 1t the week
ter The supply from the farmer has been moderate
but the arrivals from the continent have been extern
sive with increased desire to realize French -four
Offering at 3ss. to 42s per sack Barley beans, and
peas also about q. lower and oats about cheaper
Indian corn in IA her more request and two
3as to sos quarter weighing 80 lbs to so lbs per
bushel; all duties remain as last week We subioiu
duty paid quotations Of to-day. when there very
little doiDg:- nited States red wheat AS to 4Ss per
imperial quarter; ditto white wheat ABS to 52.. per
ditto ditto honr U.s. to 2ss per barrel supsrhns b,s.
Indian corn meal l8s Cd to IT'S per barrel.
Drugs &C.. At the public sales, yesterday, there
little demand for any article Camphor was taken in
at 42s 3D. per cwt Castor oil sold from 6% to 7std
Oil Of peppermint all bought in at g.. few one
Turkey Opium brought Jos. Cd. Quicksilver is still
Hemp in rather more demand, and ESQ los paid for
new st Petersburg, clean Manila and other East
India kinds without variation
Indiso.-Prices Of East India continue arm with
however, but moderate demand. Guatemala, Cortes
Is Sd to 2s Cd Sobra, 2s I'd. to 3s Sd Stock mode
rate.
Iron.- The demand for common bars AMI rails has
continued moderate at ssand IS los in Wales
numbers. In foreign saes reported.
Ldrd.-In limited request We quote American, In
barrels 36s to ass, and kegs 4os to 42s per cwt
Linsted Cakes In fair demand for the at for
mer prices
Ois-c live IL about co lower but in other descrp-
tinrs we have no change to notice
Provisions American cheese Of higher quality In
demand, and brings ass. to 54s ordinary aud mid
ulng, a Flow fa!e at S6S To AS We are likely to be
well supplied with home provisions. and look for
continuance of moderate prices during next season.
Riee-Little done since our last, and prices barely
supported.
Sahpefre sells readily from 25s to 27s for Bengal
Speher-Firm at ETA los to els
Spices The only sales reported 1000 bags Su-
matra pepper at 2kd to 29zd $50 bags Penang at I'd
to 21sd. and $50 bags pmento. from 4sd to AID :;
being for the last amount I'd. under late nominal
rates.
Sugor.-The home demand continues moderate, aud
prices 500 casks Porto Rico have been sold
from 36s Cd to ASS and 900 bags unnlayed Manila
from 3ls to 3ls Cd per cwt Nothing done in floating
cargces; and not much done at the ports, in anti
cpaion of the Companys sale of SO leo baskets Java
which took place at Amsterdam yesterdsy-the suit
shall know to- morrow. The following were the i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07
City intelligence.

FERMENTATION OF SWORD TO LIEUT.. HENRY NJ yupAu-
The atcring testimonial by his cit sens of thu IN
the presentation Of beautiful sword Lieut. Judah took p.ss
at No. S West 18th street. Tuesday night The whole csrs
monies passed of pleasantly and the bright eyes and smax
faces Of the beautiful ladies who present inspired
youthful hero with pride in the services which he had rendered
his country tho hard fought battle fields The
psny began to assemble about o'clock at tn
splendid band of music from Island struck up una
Sweet Home which, apart melodous straus o,rsd
with additional sensation in view return of gallant
young soldier to h; roof from fields Of glory where
T.
with dignity Ss % al
sssa % %
with ne At o'clock General SANFORD 40
%ittss q Pis.enatios arrived. Soon tho hall va.
'' s.. s's:,s s 81
;s% his ..n: sS's,sd .s
snS oaSns ,ne s
Ss ::'si s:'' ."s
f I. ss motto 1s e.. 'ss,
military na :s .ad % re 4,
scabsrd Of cold silver and gold al snsh
ssTS S 70 & m
IA e the s S PIX &
Ss '9S ' s @ e ~ and
no,y q s handsome pair q epsustp AMI
hsy ;sTy,s belt va. placed beside
Judah u s. A. BY friends and feiIow.ctaens Tsre was
Of whom hal shared the pers Of e.: Sss wsh u ns
and o. .y Snss s
miles to snv.n the ssene ady with their particle Ooun
RVS The cleared an m ns s ,n, %
ladies TRIPOD the light until one oecs Ths
aq with %ss ans for N K. sss CIV,
columns NV r'''''-S Wv" '"-
GAyAIny IA.sDE.The second scomPan, Of Germ, uu..
Far, eT%%spsss y csp.S seissn and ,s
we're nsas, uniformed and m.ds mi.ry
mired. WV s'-A"' W.
TE FOURTH AyxsyE-Ths beautiful .horoushfArs Is now
n sas @ rs SS:
s h,s rS IL no Fart Of ns city beautiful th.a
Whole & While ss'ts s n' s rT m's sns
are grea', but more particularly At this point. Z
FUNERAL OF MISS funeral OF mis- fsvorts
young aeTees took place yesterday her remains
r which they viii to day be Greenwood
sf Nanns hs ss s's'S; x ssr
us place deposte thereby showing Ne unumi
She for s%s Swssa s
IN. Ms Ss, s and as
TIVE COMMON COUNCIL Thrown Ovrn BoA Rp.-Thrs having
Of ae been several sspersors cast upon the Comma Council
nry having been declared Sy s o"u ;1 81 the
~ sns spnS s new OF M that sns HIS y.
% and re spns to rs s y: %, ,s% n
CIV Prison il sad he viii ao take Similar so.on h r ~ sns
to the Keeper Of the Pcnitentiary
S' KS S,asssSs S:9
unpleasant The boats from Bosor due Yesterday menins
storm.
his way Tavern Island from Norwai Csnoc,cus ss a,wn
ed The Wind blowing fresh a. The time c.n.ed his strike
:i as' ss
and child. his body was recovered on sund,y. WV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07

GENERAL TAyLoR's RESIGNATION learn
that General Taylor has sent IN his resignation as
Major General commanding the Western Division OF
army and that IL will take effect after the LIST OF
February next. II Ia remarkable coincidence that
the late order Of the War Department to General Tay
lor In relation to the transfer Of General Twiggs from
his post the Rio Grande TO the Ately filed
November thu day upon which the people ordered the
General to prepare to assume the 4th Of March
next, the once of Presdent,-Fsw Orleans Della.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07

The folowpg formed The principal portion Of Yesterdays ART
va at the undermeD toned b, tells 5siorJ W King Cinoin-
ret Capt Chnowick do w. Mclean. Washington IT, Kee.
thpw Charleston Dr. Woodward Franklin; Capt Haggard
Buffalo Maurice Power Enslrd steels u ARMY l. s.
ton ~ wa'lcot Ma"aehuett, Geo Wool Boston; W. Mitch
ell Montreal Lto House tHopords Ia Macpherson Porto
Rico DR. Henderson, u Army; J. Twning Hal fax Ghas
r. levy. Quebec H. g. Rrsham Liverpool Dr. sprague w. g.
Nicoles Army; Brcushon Boston: = Harrison U.
leans w. Parker, U. Navy Abbott do; Lowell, u s.
Army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07

The CHoLKRA.-The cholera at Staten Island
since the report OF the Board of Health of Tues.
day, seems on the increase. -Four new cases ap-
peared among the inhabitants OF the public stores
three OF which proved fatal. There have been
nineteen cases since the arrival of the ship New
York, ten Of which have proved fatal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07

NAvAL.-The United States store ship, Fredo.
MA, commander Nevill dropped down from the
navy yard to the North river preparatory to her
sailing for the Pacific, on Monday afternoon last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07

TBK STEAMER CONFIDENCE. are indebted
to the gentlemanly commander of this fine steamer
for late intelligence from Albany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07

ARRIVAL oP THE SoUTHERNRR The United
States mail steamer Southeraer, Capt. Berry, ar
rived yesterday morning from Charleston. She left
on Sunday last, and was detained of the Hook
on account of the dense fog.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07

Tux WERKLY HERALD, to be published on
Saturday next wall contain the Presidents Mes
sage. Fanny Kemble Buffers letters, the Post
master Generals report, &c. &c. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07

The British MAIL STEAMER CAMBRIA, Capt
Harrison, sailed for Halifax and Liverpool yester-
day morning She takes out the announcement of
the arrival of the Br tannla at Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07

More NKws FROM EuRorE.-The Canada Is
now due, with one weeks later intellig ence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07

THE BRrrANNrA's MAILS will reach this city
this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07
Court calender for chs D.v

40 covsr.same calender As yesterday spt No. n.
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Oefentliel1e '23enol,.

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re gcrmSsen Sfftutieb rertduft ,rsretn:
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Qrrftl' 8aumgarttn. l gter III .6cI,ldnS uno eas
iltrise sutcs Sanlanr.
9lp.4. Gin Grid qaut, selssen i'm niml6en
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rp &rrman, SobH ~. 8runnt iine anecre, tntbal,
tsne Qtcr iinc nrh oiutGen. Gs tefinert lih aui
ertcm Strid ettnfis en gutter Qerfcltarmsarten.
Gin Odcr in J5cljlane uno rer 9SeIf sutts 9auIanb.
SIC. 5. 9iHAStrioh 6rljliHh. 9eIessn i'm ndmli.
den launfdbp, ifcfenp an pane lettbin 8. 9Etnan,
Scbn Nnrrrlep unp anrtre. tntbaltenb 2ltcr unc
nreb oiutbtn. 0its in Gin rrr,isIi6tr Strid 0pl,
eas niebt itertrcfftn rercrn tann.
9tc. 9. Gin Strieb jnn9rs brl;lant, setegen aut
Shtsnrt Dill. in CIR. Soutrn 5aitnfbip. ifciTtnb
an Sane rrn Iarie 5eilngcr, @lilatetb Ncutcihtr,
0apo 5eilinSrr, Samuel Safbnan, unc aneert,
entblltCnb Ndcr une 1877 9iuthen.
SeiiR unr sutes oSebt tperetn tis ben 4tsn grriI
stsetr. ... ......
0ir 9epnsnn9tn am gertaufstaSt uns stuhrar.
tun9 rcn ben Grtcn rcu
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olc. ei5 0srrt Ste Serabs, rttrhalt Ger Gaarwbia,
9hl1ecrhia.
Scihua R Sob on, fpinidrt eb
rerbicti9if Die Sd,uhmadler, 70 fpie ale Die
in oielem Sad, haneeIn, ;u. bsnahrid,tiscn.
ods or lcebcn riu upllitduoiaes 9l(iortemcnt
pom Scbt' IL Sber eeber 9e6ffuet hat, NAM,
lid, Ncmlcd uuc @iden aeaerbtes SobIe.
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tpefdcS alles er beim @rcsen uuo Rleineu,
rpehifeil fur Saarseib ccer 9eprhften @rsbit
abfrBcn miro. ,ssst
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Die llntcrftriebeucn fIno untsr bsuiioem
Datum in @e(eafdaft sstrcisn, nm an Dem
dlien Stancriosc bic Stohr9elhdfte, unter
crr 6irml pcn Meb uuo Weduer fcrfsube,
tsiben Sle niinfhen cas pablifum ~ be.
udd,rittilen, oas fe fh immrr telfreben
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cert. 49,.
;sur SS0cl,ricl1t.

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lHeaoer ais @eicllfdafter siHgsncmmen, rm
ole Stcbraeiddfte inter Ger Eirna bon
UierB nno JBedper su betrsiben. 70 lTHo alIe
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ren Sehlden bsebren ,poilcH, aufs Bette eiu
9erid'tct.
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Elm lcrafditi9cr uno milIi9cr Staatneht an,u,
trrffeu fein.
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nettt crr iiutcrScifncte Die llntertisung bee
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uno eeoenteu INNER in 3utunft on ihrem
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hanpt alle nnoere Die semeloste 2Irtifei no,
tbl9 babeu, ipcrcen es su ibrem 8ortbeil fiu
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-24
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