The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21

&c y ,nis Napoleon N,
ieBds rs and the world
lis Il in hrs Own Der.
son, son Of Inc Affairs
&c Il len are needed
ssys h0 ean comprehend
me A Jingle direction IL 1
firm r'SslM I'D af clearly defined
policy. which daes moi compromise p0ws
az Nv any TresoluIion-men who are Il
much filed with The conviction or nv re.
cnliar responsibility IS their own. and II
The necessity of action As well as IL
words"
Amongst The more immediate ennse.
qUences Of This change. we place. in The
first rank. The siimalous IL evidently an
plies 10 al and each Of de parties and
fariions in France. which are counting
The hours Of he present Government. An
parties perceive lhai BY assuming The
chief personal responsibility Of The adj
al such moment. Louis Ma.
pole6n had PLACED himself befween abss.
Lutte success. crowned by absolute power,
and certain destruction.
Gen. d'Hauiville is 10 be the new Minis.
Ter Of War, and ad iaferim. in the al.
srnce Of NJ. de iSieneval. charged with The
portfolio Of Foreign Affairs; N. Achilles
ford is Minister Of finan,e.
M. Theirs. NJ. Mole. and General
Chsngsrnier support The new Ministry,
hui have too much prudence. il i said. 10
Join il.
The proposition OF Napoleon Bnnaparle
Cor m amnesty loI The insurgents o. June
came before The Assembly nn lie 25lh of
October. Ailer much discussion The pro.
position was negaiived.
R0me.-Assassina ions of the French
soldiers continued al the latest dates. II
is expected that The Pope will return soon,
and that The French army will leave i'm
mediaiely. Great hostility was still main.
famed towards the Pope. A correspon-
dent OF the London Times says that. if
the Pope returns 10 Rome. il must be IN.
der the protection Of foreign bsyoneis.
Russia.-The Partisan journals pub
lish he following important despatch from
Gen. I.amoririere 10 the Minister Of For.
eign Affairs:
81. Petersburg. Oct, Is, Isia
.Couni Nesselrode notified The Ono.
man Envoy Yesterday that the Emperor.
taking inin consideration The letter Of the
Sultan. confined himself 10 demand Thai
The Hungarian and Polish refugees should
be expelled from Turkey. REFS FllcnJi
regards The affair rs settled"
General Lamnriricre j. 10 be recalled
from Russia and given an important post.
Turkey.--I'here is nothing of special
interest from Turkey. The Polish and
Hungarian refugees have been provided
with new quarters. Kossuih and the
leaders remain at widdin until measures
are taken for their ultimate liberation.
SIR Stanford Canning has sent passports
10 General Guyon. the Irish Hungarian
officer. aud other British subject. who had
been IN the service OF Hungary.
oP~fn.-rha nPw Americsn Minister
has formally presented himself, and with
much tact and skill disrlaimed, in the
name OF his President, the doinas of The
party who proposed to seize upon Cuba.
FEARFUL CONDITION or IRELAND.
The London Times thus describes The
political and social condition OF The +. sis.
Ter kingdom -
" The main system Of her present state
y The utter anisgonIsm Of ranks and rlas-
SIS. The discord which FIRST existed be.
tween Papist aud Protestant. or Orar ec.
man and RIbandman. has now become lie
dIscord between landlord and tenant, be-
tween The poor and rich; between those
who have and those who have not. There
y now ~ progress war, determined, OBJ
si'naie, and not nnfrequently sangpinary,
between properly and want. Rent is no
longer evaded. but pillaged by The tenant.
All the securities which The law has pro.
rided for It's payment have become null
lay aud mockery. Armed and mul,i>
iudInous force ,anquishes the law, and
secret deliberations give additional support
10 force.
Where there is not a detachment of
soldiers ready 10 asslsl IN The collection or
rent, Tue marauding tenants triumph. and
The landlord is pnndcred without redress.
Already blond has been shed in vain al
tempt 10 indicate The rights OF property,
and while we write, most Probably fresh
outrage has been followed by carnage. A
lew weeks more, such as The last SIX have
oren ~ some Of the Irish counies, and The
dea o. property will be exlirpated, The
yes o. civH society irreparably broken, and
, pest worse than any physical malady
perpe,uaied therein.
" This i not the worst part ofthe crime
,r US consequences. Il is mol only perpe-
raied by The ignorant and the unedncated,
,ul y IS tolerated, encouraged. and de-
endcd. by knowledge aud education. It's
IA led by patriots as the relribu,iye war Of