The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-13
Queen Victoria will visit Paris on the loti,

Queen Victoria will visit Paris on the i9tl
Of August.
Large sales Of cotton; all grades have adj
yanced. The market for breadstuffs is gen
orally unchanged. The weather has beer
favorable for the crops. Freights are stead,
and unchanged.
The Vienna conferences are to be reopen.
ed.
A secret expedition is preparing in the
Crimea for some important enterprise.
The siege Of scbastopol is unchanged, the
place still remaining impregnabe to the as
suits Of the allies.
The recent arrival Of three French divisions
makes the allied force about 200, 900.
Correspondence from the English camp ia
the 9th, says: "The army is well supplied
with Injuries, as well as necessaries. Some
fever and cholera still prevails.
A spirited engagement in a night attack,
on the night Of the 10th. took place. and was
attended with considerable loss II was re-
pcated ON the 18th. On the 10th sortie was
made against the left attack. The Russians
charged up the trenches, and some leaped over
the parapets. where theS were bayoneted.
The loss on both sides was severe. The
British lost captain, and over one hundred
men were put hors du combat
On the 18th Of May, Gortschakoff telegra-
phed as follows: s The enemies fire is weak
aud our losses are moderate. Both sides are
repairing and erecting batteries "
A conspiracy on a small scale has been dis
covered at Saragossa. An officer, with sixty
men belonging Ia the garrison, deserted.
An Austrian convoy was to leave imlnedi-
ately for Frankfort, to urge the immediate mo.
Utilization Of the German Federal forces.
1t is reported that Austria sent secret cir
culars to all the German Courts, insisting
that each shall specify distinctly the line u
conduct they mean TO follow.
The French Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
in circular addressed to the French agents
abroad, answers Nesselr0de's late n0te.
The French fleet was at Riel on the god o.
May, on the way to join the English.
The British cruisers had brought several
prices to Elsinore. The bulk Of the English
fleet was at Naigen.
Official information had reached the Brit
ISL Consul at Elsinore. stating that the Rus
sian government had ordered all the ships oil
war at Cronstadt to be sunk, except eight
liners.
On the 10th Of May Count Buol, on behalf
Of Austria, had an interview with Lord West.
moreland and Count Bourqueney, and sug.
gesied that the members of the Conference
should meet again. The French and English
Ministers could not give reply, but it i,
understood that il they assent to meeting
Count Buol will thereat again attempt to ar.
range the third point.
Berlin papers report that the Austrian me.
diatory proposal is that Russia aud Turkey
settle between themselves the number O
ships they will keep in the Black Sea; Eng.
land and France to keep each two ships there.
in, and Turkey undertaking not to enter into
any treaty with Russia unless submitted Il
France and England.
According 10 Vienna papers the Conference
will be re.opencd, and a meeting would BE-
held Saturday, the Goth, without the Russian
nipotcntiaries, and another on Monday
the eSth, at which they would be present
Lord Palmerston's explanations IN Parliament
would indicate that these meetings. are pre-,
Iiminary only.