The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02
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ContinenfaL-The most interesting
and general intelligence Is Of hostiiines
having RECOMMENDED between Denmark
and Prussia. A Danish feel. in attempt
ing 10 capture The fortress Of Eekeniord.
on The 5lh instant. Was utterly defeated.
and line-oi-ballle chip and frigaie fell
into The hands Of The Pussians. The
line-ofbatlle ship grounded. and. taking
IRE shortly after. exploded. and 200 per.
sons on board persisted.
A victory has been gained by the Hun
garian forces over The Ausirisns. The lat
Ter lost l.300 men. 20 pieces Of cannon.
anf 20 wagons
On fiie Sih INSTALL Lord Palmefsaon re-
celsed notice az The hlorkade of Palermo
hy the Neapoliian Government. On the
3isi Of March The blockade Of Venice by
The Ansirians was E,rmally announced.
A despatch ofilie Sd instant publishes
strict blockade Of the German ports Of
cammeh. Sweinmunde. Wolgasi. Grief.
swelde. STRAIT. Scind. and Rosiock by Den
mark.
| Central Germany is ia state Of great
confusion. The King Of Prussia has re-
fused the imperial crown voted 10 hin by
= small majority Of the Frankfoti Assem-
bly,.
A renewal Of distractions has arisen in
Italy |; the peopr have gained lempora-
. ~ ifIimpR, and Genoa and Tuscany are
preparing 10 resist further encroachmenis
on The part Of Austria.
Rome. thmgh qniel, is unsettled. The
Pope sin ronilnnes al Gaeia.
The King Of Naples il preParhg for an
immediate attack on Sirhy, and has only
been hitherto restrained by an afprehend.
ed uprising Of the caIaloniahs.
France is tranquil. bun all parties are
preparing for lie great electoral struggle.
There are now thirty vacant Seals M
The National Assembly Of France. IL con-
sequence Of death and resignation, and
more than sixty members are confined by
| inlispOsiiion.
\ The Cholera is making sad rayages
amongst the troops quarleIed in iempora-
r. barracks in Paris. II is believed that
the dampness OF the weather contributed
10 the development Of this disease. Mra.
snrcs have been adopted for die removal
ofihe troops irno more healthy quarters.
/. NJ. 0urhesne, 'ediior oil lie Peuple. has
been sentenced 10 five years imprison-
meni. anil fined 5000 francs. NJ. DE
I.esdnc, the Socialist, has been sentenced
to three years Imprisonment, and fined
10000 francs.
'fhe Paris Presse states ifiai neither the
French nor the British Government will
take any part in The negotiations about 10
be opened at Verona for the conclusion
Of peace between Austria and The Pied.
moniese.
\ The Constitutional STATES. on the au-
ihorhy Of lener from Perpignan. that
sanguinary battle had taken place al Ca
talonia between the Chief Pons Bandelali
and Cabrera, who, having been wounded
in the action, took refuge in tavern,
where he was pul 10 death.
Austria.-'fke Vfcnna Jonriials con-
iradici The fumors Of Gen. Bem's defeat
BY the Russians, and the figh, Of his
troops into Wallachia. Il appears. on
The contrary, that the Austrian General
Pnckner, surrounded by The hostile popu.
latnn, has ihonglr proper 10 resign his
command and place himself un,ler the pro
lection OF the Russians in Wallachia.
Thrre other Austrian generals accompa-
MED him. and his troops were Left under
the care Of Gen. Xallfana. 'rhe Austrian
forces ii consaJil were short If ammuni.
ton, and were preparing TO return 10 Wal.
laehia, their baggage having already left
for that province. Gen. BEN was there,
dlnos, rls.iisiurbed, IN possession Of The
whole Of Fransylyania, and is preparing
10 take Cronstadl, the last city in thai king.
dom which is slfll held BY Austrian and
Prussian troops.
Sardinia. -I.eliers from Turin 10 The
Slh announce thai, after General MHstora
: had homharled Genoa for ,wenly-fout
hours, the city had been sci on fire in Sc
seral places. A depuiaion from The Mu-
hicipaliiy waited on him ON the evening
OF the 9th 10 request an afmis,ice Of forty
eight hours, III order 10 proceed TO Turin
10 arrange Il capilnlalIon. The armislice
was granted. and the ,leputalion proceed.
cd 10 Ttirin, where they arrived on The
7ih. The iriumphanis had fled from Ge.
noa, with the exception of Aregana. | he
agilators Accommodates and Alisvillon EN-
barked for Leghomi
Austrian Italy.-Desirucfion Of he
form If Brnscia. or rather the
remains Of what once was Bruscia. is in
the hands oil Austria. The Town was
bombarded for six hours, and the streets
were carried at the point of the bayonet.
and the inhabitants were driven into hnus.
es and burnt alive.
The Milan Gazette Of the Sd instant
contains a summary Of the revolt and cap
ture Of Bruscia. II says small detarli-
ments were drawn from Verona and Man
iua, in order to save the city from the
anarchy fonenied BY the Camazzi and the
Raimardl. Marchia Raglan also repair
a.