The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-17

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pl.crd bsfan ne Hsri ds VIE &C -
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shan 0ne hundred &C. sWo iloasand msa
lsssrmhled u llls Ruass srd houlrrands.
joined By lsr,y lhanssnd a de Bouiisa o.
subsrhs To these wese adae1 iwrnly
slaousand of he Guaras Mnbiis. and this
holy. heiwern which and he Nalional
Guartis some jealousy had previously en-
isied. fraieEniEed - iley passed earh
olhrr. and ll,rir eomsB0n difficulties esre
barred IN oblisinn.
I.amariine has proPosed an offensive
ard defensive allianrs helween The Prenrh
and me ssiss republics.
The hnascsal crisis in Paris Vas sppa-
ready suhsiding. lhnHgh basinrss and
Hsde were much depressed.
The Duke and Dachess of Manipen.ier
have been bspished fran NE capital Of
Spsin.
The RalhsrhiIds had declined 10 take
lie new prussian loan.
The Prussian Diet has been dissolved.
in most undigni6rd manner.
The Pmssian hoops had passed into
Denmark. and, IN 4 skinnish, lie Danes
we're defeated. ..~-- 49,
An inrendiary instruction las taken
place in he kiagdOp af Saxouy. which
ha. not vel bcsp pul down.
The Paeha IL Egypt has hing depu-
talion from q large meeting. RhO had been
snpsinisd 10 lay beEese him she complaints
Of the people.
There is very distressing news from
me village Of cassel. in Germany. The
Croais. Ia body Of the Austrian soldiers. J
had. Il i said. formed GORDON round the
village ssd set Gre 10 il. and two IhonsanG
afihe inhabitants perished amid the flames.
The shrieks of the inundated inhabitants
were heard for miles around.
The accounts from Italy represent The
Au.trians TO have suffered in several late
conflicts with tae troops Of Sardihia and
Piedmont.
The basis Of The new Austrian Consii.
tuition has just bcen published. II is as
follows: al the provinces are constituted
into one body, with the exception nf Hun
gary. Sslavunia, SIeyenhcTgcr, and. for the
ptesear. the Italian provinces. The diri-
sioU Of the Empire shall remain rs il ex-
its At that time. The persen Of he En-
peror is dcrlaed IN be inViolahle. The
Emperor 10 To have full power over The
land and SEA forces, and the right of max
ing war or peace. Treaties OF every de-
scripiion with foreign Powers can only be
made with the sanction OF the Two Houses
Of Parliament. The attribute OF mercy
and The RICH, Of beslowing rewards belong
TO The Emperor. but mercy cannot be cx.
tended 10 the Ministers without the sane
ton Of the Parliament. The laws are 70
he administered publicly in open courts,
by oral proceedings. and trials 10 be by
Jury. The Judges are TO be appointed loi
life. All projects Of loans arc 10 be PRO.
posed, a. well rs sanctioned. BY the EN-.
peror. The Emperor will assemble the
Parliament annually, and he must call
them together at stated intervals. lie has
,hc RICH. 70 ptorogue and dissolve them.
The freedom Of religion, Of speech, and
OF the press are secured, and the right Of
petition and oil holding public meetings il
granted 10 every citizen. su5ec. 10 future
laws.
The Austrian Government has ordered
the Jesui,s 10 quit I.in,z. This step has
given considerable satisfaction even TO the
Roman Catholic population.
Great apprehensions were. entertained
at Vienna in consequence Of meeting 81
operatives which was TO have been held
on Sunday. 10Th April.