The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-08-23
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4 The steamer Union. from Hasre and
Southampton. bringing London and
Liserpeoi papers Of the Sd inst. arriy.
cd at New York on the 10th.
sraIS.--Espartrro had entered Mad.
rid amid the enthusiastic accIamstions
OF the people. The Queen has fully
agreed to his programme. and tanaaii.
hty is restored.
MADRID. July as.-A decree Of the
Junta suppresses the royal council;
another calls into furce the press Law If
1857. The junra is also abroga,eJ and
a prohibition laid on the circulation sf
foreign Journals.
Another decree orders the arrest and
trial OF some OF the ex Ministers, also
of Gen. Quito. er-Goyernor Of Madrid.
The old Ministers are said to be con.
eealed an the hotels Of the diplomatic
body. =.
Nj. Salamanca has been arrested and
imprisoned ut Albacete. Queen Chris
tina has not left Madrid.
The Generals who commanded the
troops in the late struggle have the
choice to retire to fixed. place Of resi-.
dence or leare the country.
The nation guard is to be composed
Of nine battalions and two batteries of
artillery.
The decree eI,ling the lnfante Don
Enrique to Valencia has been revok-
ed.
Gen. O'Donnell was at Cnr,Iova on
the 25th, ON his way to Madrid ut the
invitation of Espariero.
Tux WAR.-l'l,e retreat al the Rus
sian army from their position at Blu,
charest is announced. They are fall
Ing back ON the Sereth for strategic rea.
suns.
An advance upon the Crimea has
been agreed upon. !
Nothing new from the Baltic.
The capture Of the Island Of .Aland.
with great loss Of life. is rumored,
but nut confirmed.
BrcHAREsr, July 28.-A telegraphic
despatch from Vienna states that the
Russians were totally defeated at Slo.
bodzic on the Esd Of July by the Turks,
and lost 1000 men and 500 prisoners.
The Austrian Correspondence, howey-
err. contradicts this.
Twenty thousand 0ttomans have
crossed the Danube at Oltenitza. 4
The British and French officers are
continually arriving at Bucharest. I,
ENGLAND.--ln the House of Com
mons ON Tuesday Lord Dudley Stuart
moved a series of resolutions declaring
hat Russia had violated the treaty en-. !
aging not to obstruct the navigation
i the Danube. and that the payment
y England of the old Russo. Dutch debt
nder that treaty be suspended. After !
eoate the motion was rejected.
TueKEY.--Numerous transports were
tConstantinople. and they were work
ng night and day to take in water.
rovisions, and stores. They we're
estined tor Silistria, which was be-
lg yictualled TO stand another siege
! three months if necessary. J
Admiral Bonard passed Gothland on !
'e 9Th Of July. A Geographic des> !
itch from Stockholm states that hea- !
cannonading was heard in the di-
'ction Of Bomarsund. Rear Admiral
llads was to effect the bumbardment
Bomarsund as soon as the French
oops to occupy the island should ar.
We.
The main force of the allied feet
as ut Ledsoun,l, south Of the Aland
'lands, on the 25th ultimo.
A letter from Constantinople reaf- c
ms that the expedition to Crimea to
IS positively decided upon. aud that
e command was to be given to Gen.
!. Arnaud, with an army Of $4,000
Ell.
The division of Prince Napoleon
,uld probably be the first to enter II
'allachia. Every thing showed the
tention Of making a serious attack sS
bucharest.
DENMaRK.-Ihe Danish Government
5 proclaimed constitution for the a
tire monarchy. The Imperial Coun.
is to consist of fifty members.
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