The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-07-13

hal hare hrrn deserted by the popnlacf.
Rsdenky has hren zashnnzed 20 seIllr
The difEirulii.s ezisling between Austria
and Switzerland.
The uncertainty in political aiTaih had
sfrried all the marssis.
Much srrisemeni rxisis az Milan. and
ana,her insufferiian wzsrxperled Re-
poris were cunFsnl ihas Napolron had
warned the Italian refugers NOT 10 attempt
an insunrriion a. present.
A despatch from f'ensisniinaple 20 the
OH Of Jane rrparls the arrival Of Ru.sia's
ullimz'uin, which shr paris will doubts
less refuse.
The King Of Gieere sill refuses 10 re-
verse the sentence Of imprisonment pasr-
ed on Or. King.
The American mail steamer Atlantic
has arrived at New York with London
aud Liverpool dates Of the 29th Of
June.
NJ. Calderun de Ia Rarca has receiv-
ed the appointment Of Minister Of Fo-
reign affairs in Spain.
| II is reported that the Spanish ports
will be opened for the free import of
wheat.
There is no news from China. The
dates from Hong are to the 9th, but
bring no reliable intelligence respec-
ting the rebellion.
The dispute between Russia and
Turkey was still the engrossing topic
Of public discussion in Europe. The
general opinion seemed to favor con.
tinuance Of peace. though Russia and
Turkey appeared to be vigorously pre-
pairing for war. A special Envoy from
Austria arrived at Constantinople on
the l4th Of June, who is reported to
be charged with conciliatory. propo-
sails. We copy several dispatches re-
citing other late rumors:
Pans, June GA private letter
from Jassy, in Moldayia, dated the
18th June, saws that an extraordinary
courier from st. Petersburgh to Con-
stantinople with another ultimatum,
accompanied by notice to the Sultan,
that il it was not accepted in eight
DAYS, Russian army would immedi.
ately cross the frontier and commence
hostilities. A division Of the Russian
army, 10000 strong, is already within
, two leagues Of Jassy.
; Personalities from Ezeromu t.
June Sd bring intelligence Of an ex
ira ordinary earthquake which had &C
CURED during the night, by which IL
I 600 persons were killed. The plagu,
. broke out next day from their unburle,
corpses.
! foundations and cholera had fearful
ly rayaged Teheran, and the locust
had done immense damage at lspakan
) The city Of Shiruz was also total,
, destroyed by an earthquake on tn
!. night Of May LIST.
The crops of Ireland were luxuriant
0 and the weather in England general
! favorable. In the North Of Scotlan
rain was much wanted.
E London, July 2,
! Telegraphic dispatches from PAR
yesterday, state that news Of the rejec
T ton Of the last ultimatum had reache
st. Petersburg on, the Gath ult. Th
Emperor had made personal declare
t ton to the English and French ambas
sailors, expressed in the strongest Lar
: guage, stating that even the destrue
e ton Of his fleets would not prevent hi
! invading Turkey and obtaining repa
ration.
d The fourth division of the Russian al
my had been ordered to enter M0ldavi'
II The Russian force on the line Of til
L Black Sea amounts to 100000 men.
!, The Emperor complains Of the cor
p duct Of the British Premier, and is sal
to have forwarded peremptory instrue
il tons to M. DeBrunow to confine him
h self to official intercourse with the Bri
8 ish Secretary Of State.
;. A CITY ,cith 7lcelue Thousand Iaht
n bitnafs Desfroyed.--In the foreign new
h by the Atlantic, is stated that on tn
!; LIST of May the City of Shiraz in Pc
'e STA was destroyed with twelve thousan
'e of its inhabitants, by the shock of a
earthquake. This is the second cit
in Persia, and in former years had
population of 100000 persons. but q
: earthquake in 1924 nearly destroye
it. 1t was formerly place Of gre
beauty, and is celebrated by the Pc
sian poet Hafz, who was a native
Shiraz, for its beauty and ferhlit,
Since the earthquake Of 1894 it h
greatly declined in both, most OF i
public structures having been RUNE
by the calamity.
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