The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-17
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The following sizlemenis. made by The
Ediiars pf The n Norh AmeIirsn and uniIrd
SiAss 6hze,ir. most slnkinglv exhshil
lhe advantages no~ derived from lhs lsls-
graph:
Te.ierdsy. Then. being The 5lh af June.
1850. lie sub-cribrfs of The North .qrse-
r;caa f,und spread b, foe them an their
bneskfasl ishIes sud In their cunning hou-
See. no matter how eariy The farmer. we're
laid or lhe latter oprned. full report Of
ilr proceedings ol both Houses af Con.
gre.s 81 The day heio e. up 10 The adjourn
mrni of The lnwer baanrt Al half pasl nine
o.clack. II. M.-fkaf of course; hot rom.
mon.plaee a. this every day service Of he
press has now become. il y nnne The less
wonderful. 10 .. allly. ilihia Philadelphian.
New Yorker. or BasIonisn should thus
be. every morning. made acquainted With
The doings of The national legislature of
lhe dsy before. Lei The reader Of hse
years since be summoned 10 acknowledge
II. tine liIile Circumstance may revive
fhe consciousness &c The important nature
oi the change. Du.ing The preceding day.
III Philsdeiplna Was agilsled by exciting
ne~s--lhe Inba news--breaihing blood.
shed and impending war-irom Washing.
Ton. and appearing simultaneously there
and in New York. Al Ten o'cluck al
night, We were able 10 despatch = question
10 Washington, aud within half hour
could we have reached uur readers ai Thai
tune we had received an snswrr enabling
~ 10 contradict the intelligence. which.
exciting as il had prased. was nothing
more. IN The most essential feature, than
an nniounded rumor.
In the came ediiirn we were able 10
present news from Hallfax--lhe foreign
news brought by The steamship America.
eleven hours sllel her arrival =, that port,
and len days after her departure from
; i.l,erpool-fhis ~ course, also; but The
J mere suggestion of such = service TO !
newspaper reader d years since. would
J have made his hair brislIe with inrrrdu
Iny aud perhaps Indignation. This Hall
? lax news, be il remembered, pssses
r through New York, Bss,nn. Portland, an.
2 all the duzrn or hundred iowns on lhl
!. hong line ol more than thousand milei
: brtwrrn Philadelphia end Halifax; sns
/. Irom all these towns. t", inlelligenc,
, could have been furnished 1T the sam.
. mnlnenl, and aould have been. had there
been anything OF consequence % commu'
J nica,r.
J The same paper supplied intelligence
= from New Orleans Of The preceding day
intelligence nf California inierest aud gold
eninumenls--inttlligence en from city moil
!. that nineteen hundred miles distant. an,
al laid bef,re Philadelphia readers iht
same morning when II was FIRST pernset
III New Orleans! MubiIe, Charleston
Baltimore spoke al the same moment ant
in the same way; and from twenty ether
Tow MS on The route. n.ws could have been
furnished with equal lapidi,y and ease.
The came paper presented the news o.
: tie day before from Nashville and 81
Louis, Two cities each ahnu, u thousand
: miles remnvrd from PhIadelphia. Th.
! news whici, the morning aurnsls OF those
4 Two cities issued WIS issued in the Phi
|. ladrlphs papers Of the same morning
, Nav, marvellous as il NAV seem, yet il is
, su,clIy itne. the difference of kngiiude
E being 50 Ear in theft favor, The good peo.
: pie of Philadelphia were. yesterday morn
!. inv, allie to read The news fIom New
| Mexlra and The prairies. tie accounts o
1 The ann.rcxa. gatherings in Santa F.
a and The movements Of lh. great California
!. caravan on The plains. an hnurearlier thar
e ,he clizens &c ST. foni-l and with TN
e proceedings of The Nashville Conyealion
!. The movements Of those patriotic sage
7 who expec, T. preserve The Union BY dis
!. union. they had similar advantage Q
; three quarters of an hour over the mhabl
tan.s of Nashville itself. We ale ashamed
!. 10 refer 10 the account from Cleveland
j The arres, of Insurance Company rohher
+; there. and lie recovery Of The money. be
/. cause Thai was actually stale. CIevelan'
:. i about five hundred miles from Phila
:. dclph;a; but The news was day old.
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4. A Lesson for Ill.natured Wits.-ll
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