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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-20
BRsNDREDTH,s PILLS.
4 VrGETARLE AND UNIVERSAL MEDICINE

4 VEGETABLE AND UNIVERSAL MEDICINE.
These Pills cure all Diseases by purifying the
Mood. They give TO al the organs Of The baly
the proper amount of life necessary 10 their puTi-
fication. They are fountain Of hsahh % oil
mankind and NAV be justly said to give the
beauty and vigor Of youth to the weakness and
dccIeplitude OF age. Can il be believed that at
Ter heing hefore the public FOR ninciy-one years,
their sale should only now he little rising
million of baxes per yearl But so il is, aud il
10 only to he attributed to fatal prejudice, or their
sale would he at least twenty millions Of boxes
per year instead of only one million. Let oil the
sick use them-they will soon he among the
healthy; let alb who would secure themselves
from sickness have them by them, in case Of a
sudden attack; for few doses taken when the
body commences to get out st order. and the ben
eft is secured at once. Fathers and mothers. at
tend To this subject: sons and daughters, attend
to this subject; let all men and women Ark
themselves the question, whether what has stood
the test Of time 20 long does no, deserve seme al
tenfion.
And who is to he bcnef,tej1 Those who use
the Brandredih Pills. They are the ones that re-
ceive the interest Of thousand per cent. How
In a present paymen, Of health, Of yiyacity for
duness, Of brightness and cearness Of perception,
in place Of cIoudiness and sonfusion of mind.
j Drapdredths Pills are life preseryer. Those
who know their qualities feel secure in their
health and faculties being preserved to them to
an indefinite period. They are equally good in
all kinds Of disease, no matter hSN called, because
they cannot he used without taking out imPrri-
ties from the blood, and perseverance viii cause
its perfect pgriGcation. and no disease be pre-
sent when the blood is pure. ss
DR.. Brandre,h's Principal Office, 24l Broad.
way New York. ~ ri
! II Agents for the sale of Brandreth's Pills.
! d. Hcartt. HillshorodFh.
ID. MDade. Chapel Hill.
! G.. A, Mehane. Mason Hall.
+ A. Mickle & Co., Binghani's Schooi. ez
!. James Whitehead, Cane Greek Cotton Factory
Henry Glider, Lindey's Old Store.
G. Patterson, Patiegssn's Store.
; Nav 30. &
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Job Printing,
EXECUTED AT THiS OFFICE.
THE HILLsBoaoUGH RECORDER,
IsrrBLIsHEp wEEELT
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

BY DENNIS ii + RTI.<
Terms.-Two Dollars year, IL paid IN "a "a
vance; Two Dollars aud Fifty Cents. II no, pan
within three months; or Three Dollars. II d'ls,eu
until after the expiration Of the year
No paper will he discontinued until oil arcsra
ges are paid unless at the option ofthe PuhI'Se''
Hereafter no pape, will he sent TO new s"p
scriter out of this state unless paymcn, isln"de IN
advance, or some person in the state VIII oe &c
responsible 10 the EDITOR and in nocase wiz 'n'
paper he sent to subscriber out Of the state 'o'
more than two years without a Payment.
AnyEETisEnESTs not exceeding sixteen li'' =
one dollar for The first, and twenty-five GEMS o'
each subsequent insertion; longer ones ~ p'".
portion. Court aisertiscmcnts twenty-five r.
rrrt. higher. deduction Of one-third VIII "
made 10 advertisers by the year.
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PROPOSALS
For publishing in the Town of i.ouisburg, Ffank.
lin County. weekly paper 10 be called
The LOuiSburg News.

L ILL IOulSDuIS NtWS,
IF TWO HUNDRED subscribers can be OBJ
tanned hv that time, the frs, number Of the
paper will he issued on or about the first of No,
vember next.
1t is a lamcntable fact that franklin County is
now entirely destitute OF any newspaper Press.
Some months ago she could boast Of having two
papers that were EQUAL TO any in the state, both
for facility Of news and ability; hut from some
cause, which. dopbtiess, the citizens Of Franklin
are familiar with, both have le6--and believing
that they are now more eager than ever to have
paper in their miJst, the subscribers propose to
ill the vacancy with paper that, they hope by
strict adherence to business, shall in every way
he worthy Of their patronage and esteem.
Tie paper shall be neutral in Politics and Re-
IigIon; and our chief aim shall he 10 make it such
Literary Journal as cannot fail TO command the
support that is due TO such an undertaking: De-
traction and abuse shall never find place in the
col,mns under our control.
The Literary and Miscellaneous departments
OF thc paper shall receive our close attention.; and
VIC will he assisted by writers Of known ability.
We shall also spare no pains to make the News
department full and authentic; while the Farm
ing and Commercial interests shall be fully at
tended to. ....~s
The Publishers are both practical printers. and
their design is to make the paper an interesting
Family Journal. valuable alike 10 the Farmer and
Literary community; and with our promised as
sis,ance we feel assured in saying that the paper
will be tho most interesting ono in the state.
Termg:-TH LorIGnrRG NEws will be
printed or good paper, medium size, and will be
cent to subscribers at Two Dollars Fifty Gents
per annum, if paid in advance. r. payment be
delayed six months Three Dollars will he chatg-
ed. These terms will invariably he adhered to.
The money becomes due on the receipt of the
first number.
/ FIX. STROTHER,
! WIN. W. SMITH,
August 30.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.


Cuun q Psfas sad QuareF s2essioHs. Az
gnsl TsFn. lsAs.
IT iEgrasaea ~ - cour. thzt - cirk e
n his cnxlt, hrsrAfarE. N El=kins 81 lis 6ofk-
a q gke husnrsS - Ebr Golrt So safe fssi II
srsrF - fury eansN
AL j. J. fsIihrE aEagEre. fhst fkis celIt 80
gHaxse2 ta h~aH - sessions. aaa tFaasart Al knsa-
nrss nas ruularsara uisk ~ ja-y rEDra g
Nnzazy q sash erzH: ThsH - Turs1sy e
earh eaur ~ guEx Cases ~ - calna snd
iEisi. - UaRiiI nIa.
And n = aiss faEshrE oTarFRd. fhsa ne IuFoss
ca ahe nekt TFHn &c sGmmanea ~ aifsEa 60
Tueslay 4 caasss sad isai nos-nr ie gsEsa .
a paFsies and WITNESSES. ~ EuthrNnrn q tAss
nsasr siH vssks IL lie - lllllsiOsungh ReoordeI.
and i Denscnilc Rsiaon.
Tesi. ]. ALLISON. 6. G. G.
frs.Ia. AT-EN
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Read This!

THE subscriber would respectfully infurm al
u those indebted 10 Long. Mehh. & Co, that
he is fully authorized and ready 70 settle their
accounts; he will always he found u the Store Of
Long & Webb. He expects to remove from the
state, and desires 10 Close the business speedi-
" as possible and hopes that this notice viii be
promptly attended to. &-
JOHN II. WEBB.
August is. A-a 81
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

a 3 the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinued
"A its Agency in Hillsborough and transferred
the business to Raleigh. the subscriber win attend
TO the Renewal Of Notes. and other Bank Busi-
ness. for the citizens Of Orange. and others who
NAV desire il, for the usual compensation. The
Officers Of the Bank will decline attending to bu-
sincss OF this kind.
LEOrOLD T.. HEARIT.
Raleigh. May !. So
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Warehouse.
MitChell'S Eve Salve.

THE concurrent testimony Of mcn o. integrity
Il and worth is tic test evidence We can have
Of any fact Of which ws have no cognisanSs or'.
selves. Tie g'ss, sdNasIsges Fasssssed t' o."
nlicle ovrr every ohei. arc--its Certainty, Sale
~. Ioh,enisnsr. and fronuHy. MI fhssKlsns
admit that great danger 10 10 he apprehenssd lFsEn
dragging the tsc vhrn in iufammed srd VI
heallhy state. In The use II this ssl'e this olsr-
ton u entirely removed. ~ no ham can possibly
resn, from il nse il tring in oil cases APPLIED !"
the tgidngi portions Of the eye; thereby avoiding
oil The inecnVcnisnee. pain ard danger, which ne
eessarily siirnd the inirodusii'h OF uny Tunrfht
ariirle ipia the eye. It, activity in sUlduing IN
fammaiicn il 80 goat that 10. lev cases Esqtns
the use a more than ore hottie TO ,frcI perfect
cure. One Physriap rCmsrksd 10 us. niict haNhg
witnessed iis eflers in sssral instances, ihai u
vas Perfect Ere ki;ier." We nigh, multiply
rrasons.why this sslse should lse preferred above
every Thing else in he treatment of dtcascs Of Tie
eve. hut We prefer !, should stand on its "V nr'
riis. All We ash IL iba, its virtues he thoroughly
tested, and that the directions be- strictly followed
| --- ... ID. MITCHELL.
! Perry. Wyoming Co., n. !.
+ For sale al this Office.
Manh IA. 81
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Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
EsTABLTsHMENT,


V'HE suhseTibsr would respectfully seiuin his
A thanks 10 the public for The patronage e..
tended u lie finn IL HsughaWout 4 Elliot; and
as Inc business wiIl Sc coninucd hy hum 70 Al us
various branches. at The Old stand, he hopesioIe-
eei,e the sane literal patronage.
STILLS. and TIN WARE, ofesery variety
for household use manufactured N nc noel
and durable style ~ experienced wofkmen, kept
constantly ar hand. or made 10 order. on the most
reasonable terms. Repairing Of Stills and Tin
Ware done on the shortest notice.
lie is also prepared % attend % All orders ioI
COVERING HOUSES WITH TN, and
GATHERING, which he Engages 70 DO N
a,lc equal for excellence and neainess Win 'ha'
az any other workman in the State.
Tin Ware. ASSORTED, furnished wholesaie %
Merchants and others. and delivered 81 thciI
doors ii Petersburg prizes.
JACOB HAUCHAworT.
SEPT 90. IS
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BLANKS for sale al this Office.
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Fayetteville. August l, Is4s.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-02
a A N KS.

LINCOLN BANKING Congratulations Hyde,
President; Jonathan Hyde, Levi tioughton, Joshua
Page, Henry Hyde, Directors Bank hours, from to
81 An
LINCOLN BANK-New Corporation.-Gco. Pat
Ken President; Geu.F. Patten, WIN M.Rogers, Ihos.
Harvard Chas. Davenport, l.. w. loughton, &. w.
Kendall ]. H. M'Lsan, Directors; John Shaw. Cashier
INK hours from . to l2A.M. Discount days, Tuesday
COMMERCIAL RANK.-Wm Sewali, Presidents:
WIN d Scwail Jacob Robinson, Gilbert Trufant Tios.
H. Reed. VIM Patten, Directors; Thos. Agry, Cashier.
Rank hours: from to - A. NJ. Discount days, Thurs
days.
SACADAHOCK BANK.-Thcs. y. Robinson, Presi-
dent: r. d. Robinson, Joseph Sewall, John Smith,
Iym NJ Reed Lewis plaekmer, WIN. Harrington,
WIN. v. Noses Directors; D. F. Baker, Cashier Bank
bours. from 9 to IL A. NJ. Discount day, Monday
hNpROsCOGGIN BANK, TorsHsx.-Chas.I'h omp-
SON. President; Charles Thompson, John barron, Da
vd Scribner, Nahum Perkins, Woodbury. u. rar'htoi'
Directors; John Coburn, Cashier. Discount days,
Tuesday Of each week. Bank open from u III
summer ; 10 to in winter.
BRUNSWICK BANK, Bxuxswtcx.-RiclardT I. Dun
ian. President; Richard r. Dunlap, Alfred j. stone,
rectoys A. G. Robbins, Cashier. Discount day Thurs
sav Bank hours as above.
MARIVER'SBANK, Wrsc.sEr.-HenryC Clark. Pres
dent: Henry Clark, Wimot Wood, Edmund Dana
Samuel Alley, James MCarty, Directors; s. Baker
Cashier. bank open from 9 to in sumner; 10 to III
winter. Discount day, Tuesday.
MEDoMAK BANK, W.LpoBoxo'.-James IIoyey
President; James Hovey, George d Smouse, John Bu
finch Jos Clark Alexander Pala.er, Directors George
Alien, Cashier.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-02
STAGES
Leave bath for Brunswick, Por

Leave bath for Brunswick, Portland and intermedi-
ate places at r. every day Saturday cxceptea and
st7 A. NJ. daily Sunday ercepted. Returning at 4
A. NJ daily, Monday excepted, aud at p. daily
SUNDAY executed. These Stages connect at brunswick
with The Portland and Augustaline Of Stages.
Leave Bath for WIscasset, Danariscotta, Wzldoboro
Ca,ndcn Thomaston Belfast, Bangor and intermediate
rlaces, at A. NJ daily. Returning at r NJ daily.
Leave Bath for Wiscasset, Damariscota Waidoboro'
&c every Tuesday, Thufsday and Saturday at T. NJ
Returning every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
10 A. 81.
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M AIlS.

The Western Mailxuives daily at s A. NJ, Mondays
excepted. Closes IA, a T. NJ, and leaves at 7 Z. NJ
Saturdays excepted.
The Eastern Mail arrives daily at 6P. Closes at
8 p. NJ, and leaves Al A. NJ.
The Phipsburg Mail arrives daily at 81 to 10 A. NJ,
and departs daily at II tolls NJ
The Georgetown Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fridays
1t lOd A. NJ, and departs same days at IL NJ.
Post Office open sunday mornings from II to
o'clock and one hour immediately after divine service
an the Afternoon.
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ExPR e S S e S.

Child g. Co.'s Portland and Boston Express, and con-
nected with other Expresses to all parts OF the United
tes the Cauadas and EUROPE leaves Portland for the
south daily at II A. NJ. and 3P. NJ Returning twice
daily. Office 30 Exchange St., Portland.
Langley L. Co.'s Great Southern Express leaves Port
land daily az II A. NJ. and , P. NJ. Returning vice
daily. 0fhce, rs Exchange St., Portland
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-02
TRAVELLERS DIREcTORY.
-
STEAMBOATS,.

Leave Portland far Thomaston. Camden, Belfast,
Hucksport and Frankfort, every Tuesday and Friday
x,,rning at o'clock Returning leave Ffankfort ev-
cry Monday and Thursday morning at O'Clock.
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Notice..

CARPENTER K co - EXPRESS will leave Bath
~ for Boston every day in the week. Sunday eI'
cepted. Fer further particulars inquire Mt
kendall. RICHARDSON'S.
Bath, Jan. G, 1S4s.
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THE DAILY TRIBUNE
PUBLISHED BY
CHAMBERLAIN, HAINES & PiUMMER,
AT $500 PER- ANNUM,
PAYABLE WITHIN THREE MONTHS.

~ The Tribune " III he pub she ID Immediately at.
ter the at rival of the Southern and Western Mail
and in season to he forwarded by the Eastern Mail. -
Ia will contau all the latest news from the South and
West, together with the latest Foreign and Domestic
Shipping Intelligence, Commefcials eports, state OF
Trade &c. &c.
Publication Office or Front, near Aeadof Arch
Street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
A CAMP MEETING

For the Harpers-Ferry Station, NJ E. Church,
will be held, By Divine permission on the land
OF Mr.. SAMUEL SrRIngR, near the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road. between Three and fosir miles
West ifom HarPers-Ferfy, adjoining the lands Of
Messrs. Jacob Swagler John Kephart, x others.
The Meeting will commence on Fsiaagtfc 1874
ef iHgHd inert, and will be under the direction
Of The Rev. H. Tarring, p. f., and the ministers,
me MIXERS and friends 81 the Church are cordially
invited 10 attend
Persons tenting on the ground are expected to
bring the necessary poles, &C., for their tents.
NO Public Boarding Tents will be allowed,
nor viii hucksters be permitted TO settle otf.the
ground, the proprietor having granted the con-
troll thereof 10 the Committee
The ground will he prepared on Fridagthe 1iki
Of haguI, when all willing TO assist, as well as
those desiring TO encamp, requested to be pre-
sent. THOS. IL. w. MONROE Pastor
ISAAC HENKLE
JOHN KEPHART,
HUGH GILLEECE,
ROBT. RUSSELL,
July p. 1913. csmmiacc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
From az GsilyS1Hxg Pa, J ST
ORITIrARY.

DTED-On "Wednesday evening. Jslly-2 5th, al
the residence Of hermuther, at Virginia Mills,
Hamiltonban township. Miss Loussk a. AIYEas.
daughter of the late Mai. Henry Myers, aged 10
years, 10 months, and days
II IS al all times painful to separate ourselves
from companfonship with these whom We have
learned 10 love 4 Farewell r IS word which
the heart shrinks from nfiering. even when the
subject Of our affections leaves us but for season,
with the assurance Of a speedy re-uaion but
when the iron tongue &C Dealh hears the rcpuisive
lsonnd upon our ears. and bids us listen 10 the
stroke thar sewers forcfcr The mystic cain along
whose golden links have long vihfafed ne ten
lderesi srmpafhics. falls with chilling crushing
influence upon the soul-pecuIiarig 50. When, as
In the case ofthe interesting youth Whose deccase
We today record summoned 10 bid adiea 10 one
whose oxcel| entics have bcen such as 10 draw 80
deeply On he aI7trlions Distinguished a. all
lime< Ior sinsuIarIT mid and aniab,c DISPOSE
|lion I1cscfcrc ci1ic;ions amid which i was her
lol 70 be scoo'cd during he last tN ttaIs q her
|cxIs,cncc, scrrcd tu % develops that disposition
IN more u4lkc1 IoTciiness and q allakhsfill more
closely % Der i1p& within the ciftletf her at
qoqiniance; While. b. gradually vcaning ne
affections rom TOO ar3cns lore for ne objects
arcund ullich she had permitted .l'e lzndiiIs d
per young heart % bind tbeins1Irl< To cl0seIr.
Ley led Der srifit = We have rrasQn 70 be-
1ere. % lnItIsal11 tiooof lh1r calm and abid-
ing iaii1 which enables he Ctri-l.1n Is look BE-
yend Tin irirs. which ere seen. % ''lilr ih'nss
which are no, seen and patiently. thecriul'y %
submit q o. dI.1t1<1'icns nI Providence. in the
issuance 't,t our light nf1E,ion. which IS kQi
ioI i1ot-.nt. 2tltr'h I1r rs i,f more exceed
N3 ana eternal weight q. sI2ly 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
a GRAND RALLY !!
Democratic barbecue

-
Heleons p or FTrsfaia Isiantcrrsl !
iTHE Democratic Parry Il Jefferson County
- Va. will give Public Democratic Barbe
lcue, 81 TfLIsSDAYffe In dag If Ahgas
| iSis. AZ beautiful Gfove near charlesiown
leonyc1ienf the Winchester and Potomac Rail
Road and On The Turnpike leading ltop Charles
lown % Smiihield, 10 which our Democratic
friends Of The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, and
Ithe neighboging counties q Maryland. oul
Wing friends, and last, though not the least de.
sired the Ladies ercry where, are most earnestly
| andc0rdially invited 10 be present
~ The Jefferson and Berkely Companies Of
onr gallant Virginia Volunleers--thec command.
ing 0liieers Of the Reciinent-have Been special.
II intiied to be present and are confidently ex-
pccte1 10 heuor rs with their presence,
SPEAkERS.-Letfers ctinvitalion hate been
addressed, and answers already received, which
authorize the Committee confidently III expect
thai the distinguished Senators, Hannegan. OF
iRdiana Houston, Of Texas; Foote, Of Missis-
sippi; Mason and Hunter Of Virginia; and Of
the House Of Representatives MessrS Henley
McLane, Morse, Mcdowell, A. G. Brown, Thomp-
son, Bedinger, and other equally distinguished
champions in our National Councils. From
the list ofour State Electors there will doubtless
be present, the Hon. Henry A. Wise, John S.
Barbour, OF Culpepper, Green B Safnnels. Shell
ton I. Eeake, Thomas Sloan,-&c &C. Messrs.
Gallaher, Lowe, Mason, Stewart, Nelson and
other distinguished Democrats Of our sister Stale
of Maryland, have also been invited. The
great Mississippi champion Ex-Governor Me-
Mutt, will be present il he has not EFT our State
pFevious to lifetime ofholding our grand festival
Democrats Taylor Wings every where's
ceIie come, and join with in the festivities of
OF AUGUST.
An old Virginia Welcome is in store for ALL
We shall have a plentiful supply OF all necessary
and substantial provisions, which shall be most
cheeriuliy rendered and literally shared. Once
again, then: Come oRc, comc ALI
HECOMMITTEE.
Charlestown, August s, 1878.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10
DIED,

On the 2lst Of July, at his residence in Lou
doun, IsSsc Nichols, in the nth year Of bis
age one OF the oldest and most valued OF the
FrieAds Of Loudotin. Much might Justly be
said in praise Of the departed, huteuiogy isoafci
place wilhthc Friends--we sllallthersilre simply
say that be died in the faith of resurrection and
in the lore and confidence Of all who knew him
In Mariinsburg, on Monday morning, the 3lsi
ult., JoHN WntaAM Bales, son Of Charles I'll
and Rose A. Bowman, aged year and 20 days
AT the residence of her father near Martins
burg, on Monday the 3lst ult Miss ELizADETr
|SUTroN, aged % years and months.
On the I'D nlt, Mrs. MARI LrPyox wife Of
Mr.. Jonah Eupton, in The 57th yeariof her age.
This estimable lady exhibited in her fife an those
traits Isf character which are fitted 10 secure the
appreciation of the wise and virfuons. In the re-
lafionof wife and mother she was iFuly exerI-
plary As member Of the Church Of Christ,
she was consistent in carrying out inner deport-
mcnt the principles of her profession.
On Thursday last al his residence IN Smith
field, at the advanced age Of 50 years, Mr.. WIZ
LIAM WHIrLow, highly respectable citizen Of
that town.
On the 5ih inst, LAURA JANE, in TIE 9Th year
of her age. youngest daughter of William Ii.
and Caiharine Mathews OF Mariihsbarg
At his fdthers, in Martinsbnrg. on the 5ih inst
JaMEs Moon, in The 18th year OF bis age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-10

X
Threatened lnsnr7rfioa II Lf1iani-A
4 rlz's - Cork and 1TfnpcfQr5 ~ Pred.
Il naIioas against DrI3ia. Cofk, IYaiel
4 ford. and Dro9k1'l'1-- re Eighth I
4 1ssra Haned Ter nn Oaitrank IN n.
hed-F fatoe II & 81. to4diiiet
The Steamer America, which arrived =
New York on Friday afternoon, made th'
passage IN l3 days, and brings one week!
later news The Hermann, which sailes
from Southampton two days previous, ais
arrived on Friday night
The intelligence By tleze. arrivals
(which we copy from The New York Sun
and Herald IS highly Important Ire
land Is in sad condition, and every mo.
ment that passes is expected TO be the sig
nal for conflict too sangainaay and ter
rife to contemplate We trust, that such
will not be the case, and that order and
eontentment viii Be restored without the
shedding Of single drop Of blood.
In Dublin, Cork, Waterford and Dfo-
gheda,s proclamations have been issued BY
the governments. with the view Of intimi-
dating the people
Further arrests have been madein Cork
Meaghet hhs gone South--his presence,
wherever he goes, adds fuel to the fame.
At Carrick the people succeeded in res
leuing the State prisoners, whowerc con-
lined for selling the Nation and Felon
newspapers
Every moment an outbreak is expected.
II would seem as. If a sanguinary and
bloody conflict must take place
Hon the excitement can Be quellcd with
out the shedding Of blond it would be diff
feult to tell-such IS the language Of the
English papers.
The London Times Of the 22d Of JULY;
says that we have arrived at that critical
pass when the political clubs must be
forthwith crushed
In the House Of Commons, on the 2ist
ult. Lord John Russell announced his in
tcntion Of asking, at the setting cf the.
next day, for leave to bring in bill en-
powering the Lord Lieutenant Of ireland,
or the Governors of ireland for the time
being, to apprehcnd and detain, until the
LIST Of March, ls49, any person or persons
suspected Of conspiring against her Maics-
tvs person and government
France continues tranquil, and the peo-
pie Of Paris have called for their wontcd
amusements. Assassinations have been
reported but beyond two or three instan-
ces they have not been confirmed Gene
raj CaEaiguac retains the good opinion Of
the people, and not undeserpedly.
Lamartine has taken occasion TO yindi-
cate his policy while Minister of Foreign
Affairs His published sbcSch is full of
eloquence, point and sound principles
He claims the merit of having preserved |
Europe from war, and challenges appro-
batien for successful efforts in attaching
hefriendship of England In her hands |
be recognizes the destiny Of civilization.
ind he sees, beyond the operations Of whig
ind tory, the power, above all, Of public
opinion
There is little additional Paris news
The arrests continue, and stores of gum
powder have, in some instances, been dis
covered, showing that the late outbreak
till shoulders