The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-03
FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS.
We announced the arrival Of the stes-
usr Cambria. and gave her commercial
news. on Saturday: since then The following
additional inislligsnes has been ssni on b.
Telegraph:
England-News via Halifax BY Ts-
lrsr,ph, reached London on The arrival Of
The Niagara al Liverpool, Of the invasion
Of Cuba BY General Lopez, and created
considerable sensation in commercial and
political circles. Many were indisrossd
TO credit The fact, ill the arrival Of tho
Pacific put an snd 10 all doubts. on the
subject. Tbs matter was brought under
the notice OF the Government. and Of both
houses Of Parliament. In the Lords. Lord
Lansdowne, in reply 70 Lord Brougham.
expressed his belief in the sincerity and
good faith Of the United States Govern
msn,. He declined TO snswer . question
from lord Stanley. inquiring what orders
had been sent TO The British West India
feet on the subject. Lord Broughsm wss
OF opinion that every British cruiser vas
bound 10 assist the Government OF Cuba
in destroying the eigh. thousand sxecrsbls
pirates who had Joined The expedition.
Although The Greek question 10 still
unsettled, there appears 10 be little apprs.
hension that the difficulty between The
several Governments concerned will lead
10 any serious result.
The Proieeiionists have been holding
. meeting Al Liverpool, which was attend.
ed BY the bulk OF the country party, and
10 said TO have been the greatest political
display thai has been Witnessed in Eng.
land for some time.
From . report recently presented 10
Parliament Il appears that the largest il.
portations OF wheat and 6our this year inso
Great Britain have bssn from France.
The quan,i,y from the United Stasss 10
comparatively small.
One hundred Hungarian Refugees have
landed II Southampton from Malta. Count
and Countess Dembenski we're awengsi
them.
rrance.-Ths Electoral law Vas pas.
sed on The alrt May, BY 4s3 to 2ll. The
President promulgated The bill - the law
Of France on Monday. The preparations
Of Government in anticipation Of . revolt
appear to have been superhuous. - the
opposition seemed 10 be disposed to let
the whole affair pass over quietly ., least
for the preseD,.
/ A bill has been laid before the Assem-.
bly, BY the Finance Minister, for increasing
The Presidents salary from one million
two hundred thousand to three million
francs. A special commission il consi.
dering the bill. All accounts sgree in re-
presenting Louis Napoleon ~ suffering
from pecuniary entertainments.
| Every member Of The family Of I.ouis
Philippe, except the Duchess Of Orleans.
is said TO be DESTROYS Of reconciliation.
II is expected that NJ. Theirs possesses
sufficient influence with tho Duchess 70
overcome her scruples. and he 10 reported
TO be about TO visi, England for this pur.
pose. The Gazette de France, the great
Legisimist journal, 10 openly bidding Tor
j popularity for Henry ", and promises
4 that he will restore universal suffrage.
Rome.-The Pope has published his
harangus in explanation Of the startling
events Of his reign, aud commenting on
the affairs of the Roman Catholic world.
He specially sligmatizes the persecution
Of the Archbishop Of Turin BY the Pied
dmontese Government. He expresses hIs
grief that Catholicism sh6uld be mensced
in The Kingdom Of Belgium. The houses
Of English residents and others arc beng
closely searched for Bibles, not even ex'
ceptIng the British Consuls. Private let
ters from Rome allude 10 the movement
Of the Austrian army in Italy. and Of the
march ofreinforcemen.s. Il 10 said thai
positive information Of an intended rising
had been received in Vienna, and that y
Is intended to nip il in the bud.
J Prussia.-The King 10 rapidly reeos'
ering. The contest Of the Germans 70.
free-irade and unity proceeds. with ~,
little prospect Of speedy or .suocessla,,
issue. Vast warlike preparations are salS
to be in progress. bu. they are suppose,
. 10 have reference more to internalloh"
than to external defence.
Austria.-Laiest advices from Vlenns
give assurance that there in not the sllen.
est prospect Of . rupture between AusH!.
aad Prussia. The Emperor Of kuss,s
J had declined 10 mediate betweenihem. =
is said that the Gear will visit vIenn.
after the conference. which 10 now oe'eS
held al Warsawe