The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-15

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Duncan X. M.Rae. Ess.. u ths s.Ale. Ane-
mean Consul ct PAris. arrived IN he siesmsr
Arabia on the 81 instant. and immsaizteiy re-
paired % washingion. II : rumorea thai he
: brarer Of dispatches from The conference Of
Unissi States Ministers recently bella al osiend,
in Belgium.
OR. !. wyns, ESQ., proposes to establish
a new paper. in Raleigh. on the LIST Of Deeem-
Der next be called the Amenesns Eagle. Il
win oppose all Foreigners and Catholics hold
ing Office.
PpBLIc TnaSKsoIvIxs.-ITis Excel
lency. Gov. Reid. has issued his pr o.
eIamation recommending the obser-
vance Of the S0th inst. as day Of So
Tenn and public thanksgiving BIZ the
citizens generally of the State. The
propriety Of observing 4 day annually
for such a purpose must be obvious to
all who acknowledge God. and believe
in his overriding Providence. Public
acknowledgment of the Divine good
ness is the duty Of every nation and
people. The citizens of this Common
wealth have. we think, the present
year, special reasnns for grateful ac-
Acknowledgements TO the Author Of all
good. They have shared in the con-
tInued blessings Of civil peace aud do
nestle pro,perlty--while several Of the
most powerful nations of the earth have
been scoarged with the .horrors of
war;" Others have sufferers from ia
mine and pestilence. The seas have
been unusually destructive to Mari
ners; and many fatal and some most
appalling casualties have happened by
land. Sections Of our own happy coun-
try have been visited by cholera, ma
lignant fevers, and desulating droughts.
But from these calamities. the people
Of North Carolina have been almost
! entirely exempted. An all-powerful
hand has been over them in mercy, not
only 20 protect, but to bless them. Ii
is then most appropriate that all class
es and professions Of citizens should
heartily unite in their thank offerings
TO Almighty God, for the numerous
blessings which he has vouchsafed to
them the past year.. These suggestions
are simply intended to call attention
to the subject recommended by the Co
vernon Of our State, and To awaken in
the hearts of our readers grateful
sense of the Divine goodness which it
is proposed shall be publicly ackuow-
lodged. Biblical Recorder.
| THE RECIPROCITY TREATY--ANoTHER
SrEP.--We are gratificd to learn that
the Provinces of Canada and New
J Brunswick having affirmed the Reci-
procity Treaty by Legislative enact
ment, and made the necessary orders
for carrying it into effect, our Execu>
+ tive has very promptly signifed his
Willingness to admit the produce Of
1 those Provinces into the United States
on the same terms as have been ex-
tended tn colonial fish; thus greatly ia
cilitating trade, and adding TO the good
feeling which now exists between the
two countries. The colony of Prince
Edward Island will no doubt be admit
ted into this arrangement as soon as
the necessary official information is re-
ceircd from that quarter, its LegisIa-
ture having met aud passed the requi-
|, site enactment. Nova Scotia alone
does not avail itself of this arrange.
ment, its Government still neslecting
to take any movement respecting the
Treaty.
i As an evidence of praiseworthy dis
patch ON both sides in giving effect, as
FAR as possible under existing circum-
stances, to the Treaty, we may mention
that the Legislature Of New Brunswick
passed the necessary act last Friday
evening, and, through telegraph and the
rapid movement of official agents. of
fetal information of the act was receiv-
ed in Washington yesterday morning
BY the British Minister, and by three
! clock the business was arranged by
our Government with him.
Nci. Lufeil;geneer, Nop.7.
i NORTH CAROLINA SESAToRsHIp.-rhe
Washington Union, abiding to the
statement that Senatorial honors would
/ be conferred on Mr. nnbbin. says:
We learn, upon inquiry, that the
honorable Secretary has very recently
written to his friends at home, desiring
them not to present his name to the
J Legislature as a candidate for an cleo