The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

now wsar bexrds. The sssls in she rnun
'sy scar overcosp of sheep shin. made
vs'h me wool insidr. ard he .rrfs in lie
viiies saslly dress in blue sunnuls O..
sirir heels. and . sirdls ar.und lhrir
wsisss. . he dres, of The Rus ian xem~n
10 also Asiaiir. Bonu~is arr moi so mucl.
warn ~ tarbsns. and ihr dress il u.ually
loose. Moslern spplianres orslIrrina the
frnzie firm end iii,le favnr in Rusia.
The rrlirinn of the Rassian Is that of
The Greek chnrrh. The services arr NJ
mo~i entirely hiurRiral. rnnsisiinr of rrS-
Ponsrs. ohvisanfrs. AMI prnsirs,isn.. OMi
of6o.n0n or $4,000 rltrgyinrn. few prrzrh
sermons. The seivirrs on sunday ren-
msnre AZ ~ o'rlnrk. anil lasi m hnsrr and
half. Neither musical instruments nor
s'ssrs arr in he iound in Rpssis. N.sway.
sweden. or Denmark. III Rnssia ilir p~o-
pie s'ard throughout The s,vire. anil On
the lrtziiun al the hn.i they rnmmrnrr
hnwins with grrai vrirmrnrr. A. the
hair j. worn long. and fl,rs IN III dirr~-
. ms during the ab~i-a, ess. the rfTrr, IL
like the waving "f . small fnresi. The
Russian m"s.r of managing hor-,.r IL also
"ri~nial. Fnr hnrsr- are USUALLY driven
abreast and none hal soh!--. amha.> a.lurs.
or m-mhrr. nf 'hr rns VI family. are al.
lowed io DIVE fnur h.r-es. Iwa abreast.
rs we q" here 10 Am~ric,. The mail
cenriers drive with great rapidly: and a
distance af 1900 milrs - src. .mpli-hrt: IN
i've day.. In p.ind. where the reads
are briirr. the rmrsr viii sallnp hi. horse
230 miles IN 80 hours. The traveller
Win may rhanrr :" accompany ihr rm,-
rirr will find this rapid travelling nigi.i
snd day serv faiigning. The grand Sc
rrri j.. IN walk rcninu lis during the
change of horses. which 10 done ever, rs
or 20 miles.
The manner- II lie people. particular.
" nf h. hwrr classes, are quite ori-n,aI.
u y.u give ihr srrvani n yonr ltnsla fr v
rrnis. he will take ,.ur hand and k'.s IL,
y hrs cheek upon il. and then rrsi his
check npon yonr arm fnr some minutes.
The fine rivers IN Russia. ihaugtfr n M
III months IN ,hr year. are wig d-d IN the
summer with rsamboais. which are M.
rrrasing r,ery year. and the number now
plying during The summer l. immense.
Wheat. burkwhrai. rye. harley. and
OTIS. arr prndnrrd ~ great ahur,lanre
anil ~ lhr snuih &c n .s.ia Que znplrs,
yvrss,' :. a.sss n. &c. Drkwurat " PIX
ien.i,ti, nsrd in nd.s.a. The people
hnii IL N wr do ,irs. and when so pre-.
pared " forms q tri,rinus dish. afier he.
] G h"ilr'l ID Seasoned
The m ,nnf,riurrs Of Ru.sia are max.
ing gr~a, pr ,grrss under lhs prrsrai Eu.
prr,r. and ih,.e nf cniiou. wn and iron
are in vrry furnishing rondI,,on. Eng.
lard his opposed This pnliry NJ The En-.
prrnr. and has nv bribr-. IN iras"rri to
iniare ian Ia relinguish IL. h.i with "a,
success. and the rrnmeni INV own
lsr.r cotton ami ir ~ f,r'arirs. and s-rk
~ every Nay % encourage individual IN
trtprsr.
Irnn j. vpry abundant in Russis. aud in
some l~all.rs ri tina ant q annnds =
fund. t,nli aud silver mines are IRE
qarniIy Eani. The Asia Ic side Of the
tIral moan,ains - ann,hrr t'alifnrnia. and
immense qu,n,ilie. &c gnld are found
there. The mins are aword and work
ed hy the government. AMI fnr five yea .
past. frnm fifteen 10 t~rn,y m,iln.ns at
dollars wnrih Of R..ld ha> been gathered.
Tue gnid res mhl-s in appearance that
h4oughi fran Ealif rpia. Il is { und ~
The sand which the rains wash down frnin
th- TRIAL mountains. Siberia . rich in
ninrs. and plaina 10 fnund there in great
abundance.
The commerce Of Russia has greatly
increased within thirty wears. Peer the
iteai fmn'l Russia with n, commerce of
snv consequence. aud with hut an. port,
Arrhanyrl. wh,,her the Engls, had sent
trail y ships during III. reign III Ellz. eth.
Peter soon extended his possessions l.,
tie ga. and hnili -. i'e.ersh ,re. which
he determined Ia make great co.pmerri ]
civ. tie drew th,tl,pr The commerce al
Arrhanrri. and 81. Petersburg has since
haen ,l,r chief mart ~ the Russian EN- ;,irr.
Russia. however,. Tan never heroine great
CO nrnrrisl nation. Tor although she has
the Black Sea in the south. the caspian
IN the southeast. the Gull Of Finland in
the northwest. and the Arctic ~ the Rnr'li.
she i. too car from the grra, oceans. which
are the highways ot commerce. 10 prrmi'
hrr 10 rival those whose position is NOR.
fortunate. About four ih usand vessel
now annually enter her p iris. of which
six hundred 60 10 Archanerl. The 'nns,
valuable rargors are ,hose from the Unit
ted States.
The nohilry of Russia pr ,pcr are ahou,
SIC. 900 in numher, exclusive of ,hse il
Poland or Finland.
There are graf many err 'neous opin
ions abroad resi- cling The statistics of
Russia. arising from conInm,lmg Russi
rrope. with the whole Russian empire
In the whole 1t Rassi, there are s0l.000
mobiles. dlyi,ie,t into fifteen orders. snrh
Al