The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-25
Late from Europe.


on Thursday. with London and Liverpool
dates 10 the 3Olh ullimo. The Telegraph
furnishes the annexed nieager report q
Ter news:
Great Britain.-in Parliament the re-
lii5yal 81 the Jewish DISABILITIES ball has
been rejected in The upper house BY .
laslorily Of %. the Ministers mol Senlur.
ing 10 call Tor lie proxies.
Baron Rolhschild. having been rejected,
has already accepted Tie chillanhniidreds,
and made an appeal 10 the electors. Ills
success is considered certain.
The House of Commoiis has Affirmed
the second reading Of the marriage bill.
70 render valid marriages with sisters 81
decreased wives.
The affirmation bill. which recently
passed IN The House 81 Commons, has
been rejected by The Lords BY large ma
Jorily.
France -On MoRday die Ministry III
lradueed into the Legislative Assembly =
bill Cor regulating The press, which NJ
Olilon BarTol sialed was intended merely
as temporary measure 10 regulate the
position Of The press until they could or.
ganize law en- the subject. The law
proposed is nearly The same Is the law Of
Louis Philippe, and powers are gwen b.
il Cor the temporary suspension 6r every
journal attacking The constitution, or ma
king direct Appeals 10 the army against
the Government.
The new law against The Clubs has az
ready heen put ia forre, which may be
coasieepea as ne Fesdli' Of tie principles
Of thai portion Of The Republican party
which. while j, desires peace, is prepared
for war; aud, while il supports order, in
slsis on progress.
Tile pickering which has been carried
on between the President and q portion
OF his Ministry is rapidly approaching an
issue, and ills supposed will result in The
retirement Of some ofihe leading members
Of the Cabinet. Tie principal cause Of
the dissension is the anomalous snd fra
lrcidal policy Of the Government in re.
gard 10 Italy.
The adylces from Paris on Tuesday
evening state the city was perfectly tran.
lquil, and business on the Bnurse steady,
with an upward tendency and a rise ii
prices. Five per cents closed al sOi. Csc.
In The course OF the debate in the As.
sembly OH foreign affairs, The Minister de-
clared there was no danger Of war. NJ
de Tocqueyille said that aflcr having more
carefully considered The subject, he bad
been unable 10 discover the slighies, trace
Of that Holy Alliance Of whirh honorable
members had expressed such jealousy. II
The course Of his speech DE Tocquevill'
talked o. the lrankness Of the Russian
Government, an expression which wal
received Sith sliuu,s u laughter. Durin!
the debate General Casaignac made
most important speech.
Rome.-Alier a severe homhafdmen
Tile sQuadrons Of The French army sue
ceeded in establishing themselves within
the outer walls Of Rome early on the %
Of June. Since that time they have bee
occupied with attempts 10 acquire posses
, sion Of the inner basiinns and defences
t bit up 10 the 23d and 9Th they had NJ
, made much progress. The gallant Re-
, mans not1y contested every inch Of grounc
/, Rome was completely al the mercy ,
, Gen. Oudinoi, who had made a propos
ton 10 save the city from destruction
J which il is thought The Romans will a,
cept.
The Austrians have captured Ancon
] after a desperate resistance, and the bon
, barlment of Venice was suspended j
! consequence of proifers Of capilulation.
: Austria and Hungary.-rhe report
Of warlike movements are contradiction
! some layoring The llungarians aud oil
! ers the Auslrians. The cholera has bro
: ken ont in the Austrian camp near Waa
China. - Accounts from China sa
J, the Emperor has refused 10 open Caifto
10 foreigners, as was provided by II
treaty with, Great Britain. This vi
!, cause trouble in that quarter.
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