The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-04-26
LATE FROM EUROPE.

f>ai T. fhOM Elk0PE.
The American mail steamer Arcti
arrived At New York yesterday wild
Lendon and Liverpool dates 10 Il,
9th instant.
The cotton market VAS duh. wishou
change in prices Flour was quiet a
OIL. advance. and wheat had advance
"a.
The British Parliament had adopt.
ed an address to the Queen, in answer
20 the declaration Of war. assuring her
81 the nations Era determination "a
cooperate in vigorous resistance %
the projects Of Russia, whose further
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT would be danseoas 10
the peace OF Europe. The address
was unanimously adopted, and both
Nouses vent IN procession to present
II to the Qseen.
The shipment Of troops from Eng
land and France for the East was fa-
pidly progressing. France had alrea-
,ly sent Of 5000 and England 10000.
Fifteen packet ships are fitting up at
Liverpool Tor the conveyance Of troops.
The troops now leaving England win
go direct to Constantinople without
stopping at Malta.
Tue Austrian troops were ON the
frontiers ofHunsary. They had thrown
a bridge across the Danube, which was
regarded as prelude to active inter
vention. They are suspicious Of the
iIungarians.
On the ssth Of March Hirsova was
taken by The Rsssians. No details (.
are given except that il is stated the /
place stood an assault Of three DAYS be. |
fore capitalization.
The Russians have also taken the !
strong position Of Bebadagh, and are |
thus masters Of the Upper Dobrudscha, !
Slere they are razing al the fortress
,es. f
1T isreperted that Isaktchi was ia.
ken by the RUSSIANS on the eth.
Fonr thousard Russians were re.
ported to have lea Sebastopol in five
steamers to aid GortschakoH's opera.
lions beyond the DaRpbe. Adsices
from Odessa to the 18th siate that the
entire Russian feet has left ,sebasto-
pol. n
The genera! tenor Of the news is i
unfayorable TO the Turks.
At Constantinople the public feeling Is
was considerably excited, and caused Z
dIsguiet to the Government. e
The French Admiral DE Tinan had J
sailed from constantinople in q steam Il
irlgate, bearing an energetic note to liz
King Ohio demanding the suppression !
81 hostile movements originating in his
s
Gen. Metaxa. the Greek Minister
II ConstaptipopDe, bad demanded and
received his passports. All the 70. s
reign Greeks are to be sent from Tur. Y
key. X
The Turks are throwing reinforce y
ncnts into Varna, aud the British Z
ieet is cruising of that coast, q
All Prussian subjects have been or u
Tered to leave Constantipqple within
wenty days.
Trustworthy accounts from st. Pc. .
crsburgh state that the war is very un. p
popular amongst the mercantile class al
=, and that. in consequence Of this el
ceiling, an order had been issued for III
'iding the assemblage in the streets of w
roups OF more than two persons. oil
1t is stated that 0mer Pasha had te
anticipated the Russian advance into bl
'obindge. and that the Ottoman force NJ
here was falling back accordingly up pa
q Trajan's wall, which is vel! fortifi- th
4, where the Russians will have to en- va
ouIteT about $4,000 Turks. w
According to reliable accounts from fel
erlin the Cars letter to the King of
russia contains no tangible copccssion
Europe. tits chiefly a Justification
Russia, and concludes with an init. up
alton that The Western Powers must N
btain for hiT from Turkey redress ~;
the wrongs VI which he complains il se'
icy wish him to make peace. fe'
The Agram Gazette states that, us
'urier from st. Pe,ersburgh had ar. GU
we'd bearing positive orders for the mi
lontenegrins to. attack the Turkish ny
'ovince Of Herzegovina. Russian cou- gu
ers are passing in rapid succession vol
tween Russia and Montenegro. PHI
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