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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21
FROM EUROPE.

New York. Nov. 10.
The steamer Pfciic. with seven DAYS lsIer
adsices from Europe, has arrived OF Sandy
Hook.
Extraordinary excitement prevailed IN Eng.
land, amounting almost 10 panic. on The sub.
jerl u war win tile United States. The Lon.
don Times. in serie. 81 editorials. commenced
the subject, wheel, wasrxsggeiaied Nv The Pro.
yinrial Press 10 such dimenaons thai extras -.
sued announcing thai The An. rican Minister
had demanded bis passports. Grnrfal astnnish-
ment aud regret were rsclrd hy this annppnre-
meri, and pioiesis were everywhere heard A.
eainsi The government forcing tie nation inio
such dangerous war.
The American Consul Al Liverpool telegraph.
ell VIZ. Tuclianan. our Minister nj l.nndon. with
regard 10 ihr statement put fpfh IN these extras,
md recr,ysd Tie Iolloaing expiri contradiction
T, from him:
London. Nov. ID. niehL--fl IL moi true illai
tie American. Minister 10 England has demand.
I ed his passports of The British Govefnmert, AMI
there IL 10 lunialion lpr such q report"
Nadwilhaaudng this snnennrrmenl. M un.
easy feeling siill remains ~ the public mind.
7 Paw rnE gRINEA-There u nothing i'm.
poranl from The seat " war. except The return
&c lie alice from their advance 10 occupy . more
secure position, ~ expectation - an attack from
The Russians. II IS unlikely that sny further
operations ia the field will take place this fall.
linih armies are preparing Tor The winter.
I Some irama sucCcssfs have hern gained BY
I the slIled 1eel in The Gull nI Pcrekop.
General Sir William Codrneton had been
appointed Commandsr-in. Chief of the British
! fprces 10 the Cdmea.
I "A Fttnch Despatch from Dan,zic states that
\ the larger nariinn nj lie Allied neeI was about
TO prsrerd IN K,cl.
a despatch received from ST. Petersburg
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states that III die ships Of tile line. which had
been lyieg of Kinbu,n, had proceeded seawartl,
and that the Allies had attempted nothing new
ID that direction.
Gorlsehakof autographed 10 ST. PeieIburg,
tliai there was no new movement in the Cri-
inca.
RUaoRs OF PEAcE.--'rhe correspondence ol
The Cologne Gazelle writing from Berlin, alludes
to rumors Of Peace that are in circulation there;
but says they are looked upon in Diplomatic
circles as unlonnded.
The London Daily News declares positively
Thai Russia has inimaled 10 both lie Courts 81
Austria and Prussia her Willingness TO treat a.
Lone upon The basis Of the -four points and thai
paper further states that The Allies are moi dis.
inclined 10 resume diplomatic conferences, al,
though they al the same Time declare thai they
can only consent TO such step when there is a
sure prospect Of obtaining satisfactory result.
The Prussian Gazette of The 18th October ~
firms that /" This very morning France intimal-
ed At Vienna lis readiness 10 negotiate with Ru.-
STA on The basis Of The four points" adding thai
y was resolved 10 continue The war. should peace
nol be concluded in the mean time.'
ENGLaSD-The Brush Government has
prohibited the exponaiion 10 fme,gn countries
If salt peire. nitrate Of soda. sulphate Of potash
muriale Of potash and chloride Of potash.
General Canrobert has embarked Tor Stock
holm.
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IN reply 10 lie old Argument used al The
Nati, IN regard ihs inequality Of representa-
iion N Congress rs lie States. IN consequence
Of slavery. The Naiona laielgencer observes
q Grant sll mat the mnsl ultra snii-slasery man
canlI ask-lci The slaves be declared Tree and
counted a. person., add. 80 far from The slave
States beng the losers by il, they would actual.
IS be lie galne,s. The rumbef of their Repre-
SIGNATURES ~ Congress would mol be d mlbish.
ed but increased; for. instead of counting. a.
now, only ihree.fiihs IL the negroes. The whole
al them would be co.nlei. Then why Is ~
faIlacy urged. and why Is The public mud al The
Nouh as,iaifd By suphisIy so nI'nsy, that i
,agnai brar the simplest II truth J"
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AMENDMENT or THE NATURALIZATION
LAWS.

Mr.. rurney has introduced into the Ten.
nessee Legislature the following resolution !:
Resolved. by the General Assembly Of TIE
State Of Tennessee.--rhat our Senators in
Congress be instructed. and our Representa-
lives requested, To use all honorable means
10 modify our naturalization laws offering
friendly protection To the honest emigrant,
but 10 prevent the transmission to our shores
Of feions and paupers. That they extend
the time of naturalization so that Foreigners
shall be able to speak our language aud be-.
come acquainted with our Institutions. That
they enact uniform law to prevent the
States, individuality, from admitting foreign.
ers 20 y0ie before they are naturaliZed. And
that they repeal al laws making grants in
future 10 unnafuralized foreigners, aud so 10
provide that the native Americans shall re-.
tain the power Of administering the govern.
ment without being pyers hclmrd by the rush
Of foreign population constantly landing up
ON our shOres.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

TnREg BRInoEs BRnKEx o. THE PAeiflc
Roar. One dirasler alter another seems 10 lall
upen The pAri6e Railroad. Securely had III.
news reached q. tliat The bridge over The Gas.
r.iiade had fallen. when The Glegtaph brought
inu lepurc that ilic bridge across Bpnf creek
lid also fallen. just after = portion uf The train
containing those who had been wounded al The
Ga.conajc tad passed over iil The ~. Louis
Democrat 81 Iuesday, Gays that on Friday
night the bridge across The Mureau fiyer gave
way, and Is nav mass ol ruins. This is SAID
10 have hcrn Tie only .compleie bridge on the
whole line, and The q snli that has happened 30.
ly confirms what had been already sid of those
which hsd previously fallen. Not one has Stood
the icst Of 1nod-iide, moi one but has endan'
aefei 10 a great extent human LIE. while pin.
Me ,pan of ca,elo.s arch has haried twenty.
siphl ciiEens lnic eternity The Chi.SgO Iii.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

Tms NEw YoRE LIquoR LAWN the New
York Court 81 Special Sessions the praprie-
tor. Of the Astnr lluuse, New York city, be.
ing arraigued lur selling liquor. contrary 10
the prrhibitory law. the Recorder has deci.
ded the statute unconstitutional, and die.
charged the defendants. The following are
the principal grounds taken by the Court 10
reference TO the law:
lis entire provisions are unparalleledl in
the oppression they are calculated to pro-
duce Il carried into eject. II holds Quite
the party whose property has been seized
the temptation 10 commit perjury that he
may be heard ia defence Of his property. II
constfues silence into confession 81 guilt,
and.acts upon that silence as upon affirmative
prnol. IL authorizes the destruction Of prep.
rrty without that due process u Law secured
by the Constitution TO the citizen. IL re-
verses the rule 81 evidence By throwing the
burden &c proof apnn the accused party. II
,ialaics the compact entered into between
Gn,rrumrnt aud the citizen BY 'Impalrins
tie obi gatiun % contracts.
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New and Fresh Goods,
FDg Gi!ENgITrfTiy,

ROOB GilEMsaI.sGlINo
vFSHE undersigned has Just returned from New York
with full assortment Of Goods for Gentle men
wear, comprising
Senoni's, Boley's and Dermon Masson's
Broad Cloths, Velvet, Beavers and other
coatings,
Rich Fancy Cassimeres,
Velvet, Cashmere, and Moire Antique
Vestings,
Ready Clothing, and Furnishing Goods,
to which he respectfully invites the attention Of his
friends and the public
He has The satisfaction Of stating that his selection is
by far the most perfect regards true tase elegance
and quality, Of any that he has ever before offered
The experience Of more than twenty years has heen
fully exercised for The benefit Of his customers, and his
efforts 10 please in this instance have already been fully
sustained y the judgment Of persons of known taste
and capacity.
His stock Of Cloths purchased fresh as imported
from the most fashionable and best established houses
and for his Ready made Clothing both as TO style and
finish, he challenges the closest scrutiny.
All is A, No. |. And No. fit is plomised OF no
pay required.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
October IL. g.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA,

Col. Kinney, who still remains at Greyiown,
has DULY about dozen men with him, a nun
Der Of whom we're suffering from sickness.
Col. Walker has addressed letter 10 Nj. Mar.
cy, informing him Of The success Of the revolu-
tion, and the Necessity Of lerying contribution
III all persons in Leon 10 pay Or the mainien-
ance OF the troops. Among others. John Priest.
a cilizen Of the United States, and claiming 10
exercise The fnnciiuns Of United States consul
al San Juan, was required 10 pay his proportion
Of The Tax, he carrying on llIe business Of hotel
keeping al Tia, place. Mr.. Priest refused al
first TO pay The tax as eyied. and..ii became ne
cessary 10 use stringent measures 10 procure a
compliance wnll The order. He protested against
the means used 10 coerce II. Col. Walker ar
cues thai Priest has no claim to exemption, that
The revolution is general and successful.
Rumors Of The intended departure 0f 400 va
lunleers for Walker. from San Francisco, caus.
ed great deal Of excitement IN that city. A
seaicll warrant vas procured, and 30 muskfis
belonging 10 the San Francisco Blues we're re-
covered. The QuarIennasier General of The State
discovered also that the armory Of the San Fam
cisco Rife Company had been Invested q all
lis arms. lie attempted 10 recover them, bur
the steamer sailed before lie could board her.
Three hundred Of The expedition were left be-
hind. They procured schooner and attempt
ell 10 board be steamer, but The officers and The
The city marshal opposed their attempt, and they
were obliged 10 IRELAND.
The yreka Union Of the 18Th October con-
lains The following:
On Tuesday morning, 9,h inst, large par
" Of Indians collected and starred down Rogue
river, killing every white man who happtn ned
TO fall in their way. Az Eysns's Ferry ihcv
found two or three men whom they murdered
aud then left the river fui wsggoner's. on Louise
Geek. Just before they reached vs.. they
were met By party 81 packers with large
train. who saw from ll,er appearance that there
was something wrong With them. Presently tie
packers lpnked back and saw Waggoner's barn
on ire and heard Tie screams nf the wonen
aud children IN The house they then rul loose
their packs aud run for their lses--lLe Indian.
pursued Them rlnsely. killing one u their mules
From Waegoner's. u apears thai The Indians
now nearly al drunk. again started dawn Roene
river, burning and numbering as they went. Or
"Wednesday they we're oVerlaken by Mai. Fliz.
gerald, with 80 men. aud baiie fought, IL
which 30 Indians aud IL soldiers are reported
10 have been killed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21
THE AMERICAN STATE COUNCIL or MAS.
SACHUSETTS.
Boston ..,Noyembor l4. ls6s.

Boston !, Noyemby IA, 1853
The American State Council assembled
at Worcester yesterday. One hundred and
eghty-ave members were present.
The question Of electing delegates to the
American Convention to be holden at Gin.
cinnati on the soth instant. opened the sub
jectof slavery and the ground to be taken
by the Massachusetts delegates. Several
members were opposed to sending delegates
at all, arguing that the proposed Conyen.
tion was another attempt 10 entrap the A.
merican party into fusion movement. Cow
ernor Gardner made brief speech in favor
Of sending delegates. The cali, lie said. was
in accordance with the action the Northern
portion Of The Philadelphia Convention, and
was merely for consultation. Many other
Northern States would be represented, and
he thought Massachusetts should be.
The Hon. 4. q. Baker, Mark Trafton, and
many others. advocated sending delegates,
and amotion to that effect was adopted.
Henry J Gardner and Henry W. Bench
ley were chosed delegates at large; also one
delegate from each Congressional district,
with a substitute.
A motion was adopted declaring vacant the
seats Of all those holding office in the Amcri-
can Council who had gone over to fusion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGEsToS.-T'he.e.gr great
scourgcs % people cannot Ne too well undriccd, o.
The means Of adscning or curing ihemloo highly appfe
ciaicd The person who discovers any means Of rurr
81 alienation conicn henelt upon his fellows, and is
deserving Of honor This desirable consummaiion has
ecn achieved. and not only may dyspepsia Be cured.
but Il NAV be prevented ny The o. Hoofand tier
man Bitie," prepared by Dr. q. NJ. Jackson, Phila.
rphii which medicine spoken ofin terms Of the high
e commentator By thousands who have tested ils c
cary Il Il perfectly nnocuous IN he nature. and pos
-esses the valuable property Of improving the health Of
the robust as well ~ restoring the health Of the sick
See advertisement
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RENARKABLE.--It is a remarkable tact that
during the present war IN Europe, which has
already lasted Is months, not single naval
engagement worthy Of the name has taken
place between Russian ship or ships OF
war and the Allies. And yet the Russian
navy is, or rather was. very iarge--far ex-
ceeding that of The United States. This ex,
tranrdinary passiyity of the Russian ships,
although said TO be well commanded and
manned. mark the difference between tl,em
aud the tarnal Yankees. Had the United
States been in the place nf Russia, there
would have been many bloody battle on
the ocean ere this; for 10 spite 81 blockades,
&C., more or less Of our ships would have
got out during fogs or darkness, and given .
good account Of themselves before they re-
turned. II is in these daring feats that the
Yankees excel, more Than IL anything else
and more. We may add. than any ptherpcople
Our merchantmen, too, would have run the
gauntlet. as best they might, instead 81 roll
ting at wharres a. Russian merchantmen do.
But in the mere matter 81 passive courage
facing death and meeting it--no truups sur
pass the Russians. or are likely odo 50. Lake
machines, they stand where they are placed
until removed "by death or otherwise"
J0uyHaief Commerce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

AMERICAN OFrIcrRs IN THE CRMEA.-From
the subjoined extract Of general order is
sued BY the chief Of Gen. Simpsons staff in
the Crimea, dated October 9th, il appears
that the officers Of The United States Army
who are on visit Of military observation to
the scene OF hostilities in the East are treat.
ed with the same courtesy in the camp Of
the Allies as when enjoying the hospitality
Of the Russians:
" No. 4. The aforementioned officers of
the United States Army will receive from
the Comnissariat ratiens for themselves and
servants and forage for their horses during
their stay in the Crimca: Major Delafeld,
United States Engineers; Major Modecai,
United States ARTILLERY; Captain McClel-
Ian, United States Cavalry"
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NO TlIE plLRI.lC.

,IyHE subscriber takes This mcihod Of informing bis
customers aud the prl,c generally, that III. MILL
arc ii first rate oner cr making Flour ~ the best kinL
and with despatch having three pair Durs running,
and eau make load Of Flour In few hours. The
Mills ac within aboui three miles Of The Rail Rod
where The Flour eau be put aud shipped 70 any
kci desired Those from distance, coming early in
TIC evening" can have their Flour made b. Tie neal
morning 50 that they can take II 10 the Rail Rad, and
returning can Get their oI 10 iake hUn ali the same
trip. Barrels kert constantly on hand
The ,efy best Prices viii hc paid for WHEAT By
the susrfihcr, at The Mills, OF At Pcef d. Rulins, Ia
Hilsorough.
10000 lmslels uf Wheat wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
CtSbcf ~. IL
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A tunnel beneath the English Channel. il
is SAID, will in five years time connect Do
yer and Boulogne, and VI. Eavre. dstin.
guisied French engineer. has lately been
employed in surveying the neighboring coasts
and taking soundings. with view Of i'm
nediately caaying nut this magnificent pro-
jet These standings show that the soil is
very favorable to such an undertaking. free
stone having been found alta certain depth.
As impracticable as this schem may APP
pear, calculations Of its expense have been
actually made. and plans for its execution
devised. The length nf the tunnel will be
about eighteen and half miles. aud its cost
per yard $3.50 amounting IN round num-
bers. TO sa0.000,000. an atmospheric rail-
road is intended TO be established. III order
TO avoid the snake consequent ON the use
II ordinary locomotives
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

The New Hampshire Democratic S,a'e Con.
venlion, met Al Cone"ld, n. H., on The lin inst.
Hon. Henry Hubbard WAS chosen President.
Hon. James :. Wells Of Exeter. was nominal
ed for Governor, and series Of resolutions re-.
pulialing Know No'hiogism and The Maine law,
IN favor 81 Sle principle u popular sovereignty.
approving Of The administration policy in all lis
details. and recommending Franklin Pierce as
the candidate Of The Democracy Tor HE next
Presidency, were adopted with grea, unanmiiy.
Neatly every iosn IN The State was represent
ed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

Tns woHtp's Fna o. All Nlrioss Among the
noticeable things on exhibition At the Crystal Palace.
saw The contribution Of Nttr Pis, from The laboratory
Of Dr. ], q. ArKn the author q The widely known and
valued CnEHaf PErTonlL. Asii is against the express
regulations IL the Paacc admit qusck medicines. tbs
fact shows ihii his remedies not placed ~ that cate.
goy b, The authorities. Indeed, have before known
that hi. Pec,orl was highly appreciated BY scientific
men, anil have seen lately that his p. are held ~ geat
eslimIhn by ii sc deeply learned Ia the healing att
True R.former, Mas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

PALpITATI0N Of the Heart. Nervous Diseases,
Liver Complaint. Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, cosii,eness
aud Piles, ae al relieved aud cured in an incredible
short splce Of time b, Carriers Spanish Mixture, the
great tonic AMI purifier o. The blood Il contains not
particle Of Mercury. Opium, OF any noxous drug; IS
perfectly harmless and has cured more than five hum
dred cases of disease.
We can only refer the reader TO the certificates few
Of which may be found in anslher column and 81 Of
wich are detailed ID fu around the bottle II Is The
greatest Of I'll Spring and Fell medicines. and possesses
an influence over The blood truly remarkable.
See advertisement.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

SINGULAR RAILROAD ACCIDENT On The
nigh. Of The l2lh instant, the express train from
Albany, on the Harlem railroad, with the ex-
rep,inn Of the engine and lender, was thrown
ntf the track near Boston -Four Corners, all the
ears turning bottom up. Mr.. Ralhbone. pa.
per manufacturer al Boston Coruers, and John
Gaylor. brakeman, were killed, and upwards
Of dozen passengers injured. The accident
Is attributed 10 sudden gust Of wind which
caused the ears 10 turn over.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

4 suit is now going on in New York in
which Mrs. Smith sets forth that she is the
widnw Of certain Roman Catholic Priest,
formerly officiating at St. James Church,
Brooklyn, and brings suit to recover certain
real estate. the property Of her said husband.
The defendant is the bishop Of the Diocese,
Rev. Mr.. Lougilin, who is going to show
that the priest was never married to the
woman. The trial is an interesting one.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-21

Severed paris II Ohia are aid 70 be afflicted
siib sickness unparalleled 10 Tie history 81
The stair. Il j. MOI ron6ncd 10 particular 10.
c.liiies hul appears 10 be grnetsl-on The hills
% well rs in tie valleys. IN towns as well IS IN
,lc rnuniry. III lrural Ohir, where the ehIlls
were nc,er before known. they have bren sllsk.
ing the people mu.i cordially.
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Chicago. Nov. l,,h. ls5s.

Missouri I.EoIsLATuRE.--In ne Missouri
Legislature. ON the l2II, inst. motion 10 % 10.
ioeleclion for u. ). Senator was defeated. Two
democratic caucusses had been held, and The
Benton democrats passed strong snii.Know
Nothing resolutions. The prospect Of any cleo.
ton Of Senator taking place is still doubtful.
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HoAoway's Oiafm,at and Ptls. the bes, Remedies for
the Cure u Femil. Comprehensive extraordinary II
feet these Pills have up all complaints peculiarly in-
ciJenisl females would appear Incredible TO the cti
zens of the Union il !, were mi confirmed daily by the
wondcrulcures they effect IN the ssriousSa Tits an
unquesionae fact that there any remedy 10 equal
them Cor esleminang suffering from the softer ser par.
ticuafly for young girls entering lntn wannhod there.
fore oil are requested 10 give them trial. which will IN.
sure their Recommendation.
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bune states, on The authority Of Stone & Boo
mer. Of that city. the contractors lor he bridges,
that the bridges which have fallen were merely
I mporary structures put up 10 facilitate The
construction Of the work thai they were new
Ier intended BY them or by the company for the
crossing Of heavy passenger trains.
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Clarendon Iron Works,
WELLINGTON, N. &.
a. ~. Yanbokac.en. Proprietor.

n. III. S2EbOkGc.eE. Proprietor.
THE subscriber having purchased the entire interest
in the CLARENDON IRON WORKS" soli-
cts orders for
Steam Engines, Of any power style,
Saw Mills Of every variety,
Mining Machinery and Pumps,
Grst and Saw Mills, complete.
Parker, Turbine, and other Water-wheels,
Rice-feld Pumps and Engines,
Leavhs Corn and Cob Crusher,
Rice Thrashers,
Shingle Machines,
Shafling Hangers and Pules,
Cotton Gins and Gearing,
Iron Castings Of all kinds and patterns,
Btass ditto ditto ditto
Locomotive and Tubular boilers,
Flue and plain Cylinder Boilers.
Blacksmith work of all kinds
Iron Doors for Houses and Jas
THE ESTABLISHMENT
Having been recognized for the express purpose Of
insuring puncuality in the execution Of all orders the
public may rest satisfied that any work which may Of
fer win be promptly delivered according promise and
Of such workmanship as cannot fail 10 give satisfaction.
TIE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
Being in charge Of a man Of talent aud experience
have hesitation in saying that the work hereafter
turned out shall compare faSoaby in every respect with
that Of the most celebrated in the States and at prices
which will make ii the interest Of all that want TO send
me their olders.
REPAIR WORK
Always done without delay; and having large force
for that purpose, il will prove advantageous to any per-
son needing such 10 give the preference, without
gard 10 the expense Of sending from distance
Orders will be addressed to Clarendon Iron Works.
Wilmington, \. z.
A. II. yANBOKKELEN.
October Is To-