The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-13

illrnk and ~ kaieixkf niialif JuAge ~ rs
pIopiiely Of suspenslilig hsssaiiliss iill ll,e
sesnh ~ lllaI inieaenIlpn w@s knnwn.
Naples and Sicily.-'fhe Araps.li,aa
kins " the lssl arc0anls. was -rxee-.s.l
II the fvnrh camp. u review the Fsnrh
In'oPs. l'ayeTs we're offered Up in M
pies fnr the sneress II lhe army and ne.
slnrslinp Of lhe Pope. q
The attnnnis from Sirily confirm die
formation q apsosisisnsl gos~Inassal AL
lie preparations ibt resistance 10 The al.
il0lnY ~ Inc ksSs 81 Naples.
Oh slse "a and s5i ~ Ms. me Sirfli.ns
fought &illl desprfsiiegl anu did sied he
NenInhiaGs. The English have l1hHef
2.00O men O. pfo,rei their .iaIefess. -,
J Gersany.-cen'asion. m this raA Of
Europe. seems "a he etowing worse ,oa--
founded. The King u Prussia. f,llouihg
lhe example 10 has Austrian brother. has
repualisiei lie FFanklon Assembly ~ re-
calling the Prussizn delegates; aud ii he
mean time the Assembly. lbnning one rle-
nienI 81 The centrsl. German Government.
i Il opeu odds wilIl he other element.
The Regent. who seems diFpastll neither
10 DO nor 10 Leave uhdone. 80
The immediate cause Of this rupture
was the Prussian military intervention 10
pui dawn lie revolt il Saxony. which HE
Assembly dendnnced rs a gross ,i..laiiam.
81 ihe peace ofihe Empire. and required
10 he :. repressed by M ayailahle means."
Calling upan',Le Regenilo iarm.a cabintli
that would enforce The resolutions Of iher
Assembly. ilar pefs6hsge sent back word
l.iaihe wijiikl appoint Cabinet which lie
thought II, and cbmposellpf such persons
as he thought. az.
As ID Ire Frankfort 'cofsihutioal, il was
understood that Saxoay,, bavaria, and Han
over were pirliafei 10 adopt il, with lie
mediicalions Iitupnsetl BY The King Of
Prussia, and il is frphr.td that the King
viii declare war sgainsl aiiy German States
Which shall adopt II ailholl these nIodfi'
ca,inns.
But il seems 10 be the general oilhion.
and wen founded, thai lie popular juag-@
Inea,,. ID AZ paris 81 Germany, NOT escep-
ting even Bavaria. Sax0ny. aud Hanover.
is strongly in lavoroElAe Frank fon doings.
aud ,hal lh.re win be no peace nniii tho
Asseubly's constitution is adopted and
iai,hlglly adhered 10. We have accounts
10 popular movements given m Prussia
originating in Tie same SPIN.
~ sEg DAYS LATER.
The following isihc Geographic report
Ioflhp news brought by the Europa. which
sailed from LiverpoSp On The 26,h ultima.
Great Britain has been nU
further discussion of Cana,lfaR affairs ns
Parliament ASH Il is doubtful Il any
viii lake place. There does No, appear
10 be ANY reason 10 doubt thai the English
Government will fully suslaia every ael of
Lord ElgiR's administration.
'Fhe political affairs un The continents
exhibit no improvemeEa. Indeed, llle dan
ger OF general European war appears To-
be wore tRmireht Row than al any preyi-
ous'thne during the past year. { 49, y
Rone.--lu the lsnman States there has
beeE 10 material cirange SINCE The tlare ot
previous advires. Neither the French
nor Tie Neapoii,ans have rs vel entered
Rome. and the Republican Governments
maintained hsgrHudairvcry point against
sie roalbiRed forces Of Frante, Naples, ami
Spain.
0ntlre I3ikof May he French aaemp-
led the passage of The Fiber atihe Mel
Wan bridge " hen IL was found that il had
heeh blown up, in order To prevent them
from crossing, leaving the French forces
on The two hanks ~ The Fiber. between
Palo and Rome Al The last ad,ires tile
vanguard of The French was four miles
from the rily, and thai Of The Nrapolian
twelee miles. and there was small body
Of Spaniards al FIN sicino.
Germany, &c.-ln Germany, insur-
rertion, or the probability OF il, and COM
exist every where. The Hum
gdrians. IN their unequal contest with
Austria and Russia, exhibit no want OF
courage, and are evidently preparing FRA
desperate struggle. Ills rpor,edahat they
have gained some advantages over the
Austrians and Russians.
The Rnthchlils have received letter
from their correspondent al Frankfort,
lated Nav 9Th. which says that the
Russians have been totally defeated by
he Ilnngarians. They were forced 10
all back upon Cracow.
II il further stated in This letter Thai the
evolution viii thus be transferred 10 POI
and.
A proclamation from Kossuth says that
he great battle look place in defiIe at
and that ihirly.six thousand
Russians surrendered. The Ansirians are
I.ermo.
Prussia. The King of Prussia has
ssned a manifesto 10 his subjects con-
ernning the late revnlls. saying thai they
we're goiten up by the enemies Of Germa-
y, He says he will shortly submit
constitution 10 his people, which has been
by other Governments, and
plnch shall have unity for its basis. and
hereby guaranty to Germany liberty and
zee Representations Of the people. sfEsM