The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12

kinds az marble for nantes, columns
aud sble tops ere initiated sa closely
hat the ordinary eye cannot detect the
difference. The great advantages Of
this article are its chespnsss-itis pro-
ducsb 1t about one-thipl the cost Of
marble, and in various shapes and Turns,
According 90 the taste ofihe purchaser !;
is durability and eapability Of resist
ing a greater degree Of heat. Neither
acids nor oils affect it-in which re-
speet IL has decided advantage over
marble, The beauty and Etility ofthis
manufactured article will make TIA val
liable and important substitute for mar.
bic. Bali. An0.
"spezking Of signs" an intelligent
paragraphist adds: "The sign only
points to The passer by, who might
learn by close observation, all the inIor-
nation il could give. Itdon'tgo abruad.
ltean't hunt up customers. aud modest.
y orwifh blodness, make them acquaint
ed with that which is for the interest Of
both parties. Newspapers can do this.
They do IL every day. and every hour
Of the day. They do Il not only IN the
front Of your place Of business, where
stands yeur old sleepy sign. but they
go into hotels; are the observed of all
observers. They talk to travellers on
canals and steamboats-in cars aud
coaches. They peregrinate the country.
They 90 into private iainilies, talk with
the old folks. arouse the attention "a the
daughters, talk largely to the sons, and
bewItch the children. They are ever
talking, ever exciting. teasing you TO
come and see. While the sign is hid
BY the darkness Of night, newspapers
have no rest, no sleep. They are DOOM
ed to perpetual talk and toll"
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Steamer Asia arrived at New York
ON "Wednesday morning. bringing dates
from Liverpool 10 The 18th Of December.
The English Ministry was deferred in
Parliament on The 10th. an The House
Tax. by 10 majority. A tonnr,l of the
ministers was Immediately held. all the
heing present. aud rendered u cir
designations. Which Lord Derby prorerd-
Ell 10 0.barne and laid before The Gu. en-,
BY whom The reslgnaiions were accepted.
The following gentlemen are spoken nf
as likely Ia iorm The new cabinet. Mar.
lnis 81 I.ans,lowne. Premier; Lo,d Abpr.
leen. Minister Of Foreign Affair; Lord
lohn Russell, Leader IN The House &c
,'ommonsi Mr.. Gladstone. Chancellor &c
he Exrheq,ier; Mr.. Usbor. e. Secretary
II War; Lord Newcastle, Lord I.irulen.
N. III Ireland; lard llerber,, l.o,G Of the
FRANcE.-The affairs of The French
Empire were progressing quietly and sa-
lsiari"rily. The Empri"r's departure
nr Berlin Is supposed TO have reference
D The settlement Of The Zol,ere,n aues-
ION.
The financial deficit for The wear will
OF exceed 10000, 900 france. The duty
~ cigars had been liked al ~ pr cent.
The Ambassadors al Austria, Russia.
nd Prussia, had presented ihrIr riedrn.
als.
Prince Napoleon. son Of The ex.Knp
WesIphalla. has been appointed Go,.
rnoi OF Algeria, and is already arranging
Is administrator.
The French loss a, The siege oI Lag
orai. IN Algeria, was very severe.
The Pope had expressed his pralifca.
on Al the establishment, Of the French
nplre, and will cerlainlyvisil France 10
own Napuleon.
INTERESTING FROM FLORIDA.
'nce OF undoubted authenticity has
zen received here of the refusal of the
.mlnole Indians remaining in Florida j
emsrate to the country assigned them i
tst Of the Mississippi. The agree i
ent to elnigrate made by their chief. {
lily Bowiegs. here in Washington, i
ey refuse to ratiiy, Influenced, awe ii
derstand, chiefly by the advice of y
IN !9nes and Billy Bowles's only 8
ter, who has great consid Grafton :.
u the tribe Billy himselfis believ- :
20 have been we'll disposed t. com !,
with his promise. and held out y
feral weeks, but the other Seminoles g
wing taken away his two wives and
'lr Oh ildren, and threatened to an. co
u his tribal authority, at length for. as
him to yield to heir views. On in
toring his favorite wiIe-the first or
dashed deep into the everglades. du
has not since been heard from Or
e excitement in Florida is of course
y great. We understand that me-.
imeht OF the famous "Cowboys" or pI,
rackers," is in rapid course Of for. :.
ton, to act under the authority Of ber
o'a'e' Natioaet LuieEgrner. abo
Wat PLANK ROADS Do.-rhe Esy.
VILE. n. e.. Observer, under the =,
! ;, OF Fortune in spite Of Ones ~ ~
!" saws: ~
We learn that sale took place in can
county a fpp slars -. dali