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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01

The Red and White Republicans are said
to have coalesced in France. The Bank q
France returns showa very large increase d
During recent panic in Florence, the
Theatre scenery took fire. In the confusion
which prevailed As persons were killed and
iS4 wounded.
The text Of the Persian treaty had been
published. Later dates from China, Eas,
India and Australia have been received. but
the news is unimportant.
Inc warehouses OF the Pickford Company
Railroad carriers for Camdentown have beef
destroyed by fire, together with an immense
amount OF merchandise, including O,U0O
quarters OF corn, amounting to million ul
pounds.
A deputation headed by Lord SALISBURY
had waited on Lord Palmerston in relation
to the increase of the Slave trade and the
means Of its suppression.
AT meeting Of merchants held at Liver.
pool on Friday, for assisting the cotton sup
Ply movement, resolutions were passed re-
ferring to the present inadequate supply Of
that staple as well as to the fluctuations in
the PRICE. and expressing the opinion that
the colonies Of Great Britain afford ample
resources for the cultivation and develop
ment Of the cotton plant, and that it is the
duty.of the British nation to aid in all mea-
sures BY which its growth may be established
and extended. A committee was appointed
70 cooperate with the Manchester Supply
Association. r'
There had been general rains in Ireland,
which had greatly benefited the growth Of
the crops and given promise Of great album
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01
LATE FROM EUROPE.

aftN AufAs June 20.
The steamship Persia. with Liverpool
dates 10 the 18th, arrived here to-day. The
news which she brings from Europe, how
ever. is not Of very striking character.
We annex summary from the Liverpool
papers Of the 18th instant.
The news generally is unimportant.-
Douglas Jerrold is dead. There had been
an influential meeting held in Liverpool in
aid Of the movement for an increased supply
of cotton.
In France the election excitement was in.
creasing.
The Spanish. Mexican question was un-
settled.
The proceedings Of Parliament are unim.
portant.
Strong Catholic opposition had sprung IN
against the Jewish Disabilities Bill.
The Birkenhead half of the Submarine
cable bad been completed and was pro.
nouneed perfect. The Niagara was expected
IN the Msrsey IN few days 10 commence
shipping the cable.
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.4nOther Remarkable Care Of Serefaia.

Sparta, Caroline Co. Va. March, 1851.
Messrs. Bennett & Beers. Richmond ,--Genilemen
Your Csrtefs Spanish Mixture has performed a re-
maikable cure 10 the person d servant man, afflicted
with Scroful 10 the very worst form. 50 bad had be
become. that his eyes were entirely closed. and had
been so for more than year! As last resort, rs
everything else had failed, II resolved 10 try the
mixture We administered il according 10 directions.
aud wonderful 10 say, perfect has heen effected.
am satisfied that medicine equals Carriers
Spanish Mixture" rs puricr Of the blood. Il is
ereaing quite an excitement here and sell. very rapidly
Send anO,hei lot by railroad. Yours trnly,
X. ). BROADDUS.
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LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

New York, June %.
The steamer Illinois has arrived with Cali.
f"rnla dates 10 the 5ih INST.
She brings abou, two millions of dollars ON
freight, aud nearly eight hundred passengers.
The bark Mora arrived at Panama on lie
l9li With three hundred of Walkers men.
They were sent To Aspinwall and put aboard
the Frigate Roanoke.
On the 10th the Stomp of War Cvane arriy.
I'd IRON Nan Juan del Nor,e with one hun.
dred and fnriy.twa of Walkers men. The
Wabash sailed from A,plnwall on the l7lh
with these men aboard. and is now coming up
the bsy.
Three hundred we're aboard tie Roanoke
at Aspinwali when The Illinois sailed.
More reliable Intelligence from Sonora
July confirms the main i4,ts IL regard 10 the
total humiliation OF Crabbe's party IRON
California.
The agricultural interests az the State hal
been greatly promoted by rams. and fair crops
were anticipated.
The report Of the French and English pro.
tectorate Of the Chinchas Islands IS confirm.
ed. IL IS said that the American Minister
protested against the proceeding.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01

secession. - In our notice Of this question las,
week. we expressed disifust as 10 the efficacy ~
secession" as remedy iot grievances which are or
may be committed BY any Of the free state. preu.
dcia TO the citizens Il the slave states and desired i,
be enlightened on the subject BY the editor Of the
Wilmington Commercial who seemed to have taken
the subject ~ hand. Ia Eply. We find ~ the CONNER.
eial Of the els, the fallowingi
"fhe Recorder asks how secession would
remedy the evil. in regard to CARRYING out The
Cd section OF the 9th article. The remedy
would be ;'iis: The States doing the wrong
would make laws to protect the citizens Of
the slave States. in all their rights within
their jurisdiction, as they are bound by the
Constitution TO do. II they fail to do so, as
Is Al present the case, the act &c secession
would place all things right. II is prcsuma.
Bile that they w0ald treat Us as well a. other
iorelgn nations--ior example, as the British
do, or Austria or other nations Of continen.
tai Europe. II they do what would be their
best policy, we could keep away from them,
that's all. In the present position Of things
foreign nations are disposed TO treat sauth.
ern citizens with courtesy and respect, aud IL
they did not the United States Government
would see to II. But as things are now man.
aged our citizens have no security for life or
property IN their movements through the
Tree States"
4 my be because Of ohiusenesI on our pan, hot
this reply does not aPpear y possess that eIcafnrss
end force which usually ehspeisrile the productions
Of thu editor Of The Commercial. The Commercial
Says The States Doing the wong woull make laws
10 ptSieet the eiEns Of The slave State. In ali their
rights within their jurisdiction. o. they are hound by
the Constitution 10 d." Does the Commercial mrsn
that ssnessioa would cause them TO DO ihisi Doe.
i suppose that the action of the free States would he
moe favorable 70 the cs %, u slave States aer they
bad withdrawn from the Unen. and consequently had
no claim % protection under The Constitution Th.
cannot be The meaning q The Commercial /. il that
fear caused by an acknowledgment ii the righ Of
secession. that !. 20 sren this saulafy influence over
the scion d the free saiesi This Tie Commercial
sPpesn 10 negative. when Il says in another place ha,
"lhs ffeo states kicking In the traces" and he /,
for giving than .ihs right % secsde."
Nevertheless this 10 10 the irus Interpretation
Of The msaaing Of the sentence, hecsuse the CONNER
eial COOS on 10 sy, u the Tree slaics shall fail IN this
sct Of justice 70 the States Of the SOUTH the &C, of
secession would place all things right" This brings
" 70 our hssi position . How will secession rsmsd,
che evil -
And the Commercial replies a u Is prcsumshls that
they would trust Us ss vol other foreign ns,ions-
fer example. The British do. OF Ausrs, Of other ma.
lions Of continental Europe. II they did not do what
would ts their bsa policy. ws could keep awsy from
,htm, that's sli"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. conl,,

Enbezziemenf. Charles Cowlsn, a clerk in
The Post uiiiee at Portsmouth, Va. vas arrested on
the 81 ultimo. charge Of having distracted from
The nal. $4,000. About $1,000 Of the money wa.
recovered.
youth named Coleman, was arrested in Richmond.
Va OF the 2oIh instant for obtaining letters Of = p.
semps. druggist. and purIoinng the contents. some
sise Of the stolen money was fond in his pos.
session.
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Freight from Craham.-

treight from eranam. - Mr. James
Scott, asen, Of the North Carolina RsilToad al Or.
ham Station. has sblisnsly furnished US with III
following siaicmen. Of the principal items Of freisl
sent from that depot during the year ending on III
3osh Of June. 1857:
6552 barrels Of Flour.
2,2s2 bushels Of whest,
1000 gallons Of Liquor,
i2Ssoo pounds Of Cation Yarn,
$1,000 pounds Of Dry Fruit.
s2ssi pounds Of Tobacco.
2i.sot pounds Of Rags,
900 bushels d Irish Po.a,oes,
IS Wheat Thre.hing Machines,
barrel Sour ktouf.
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HTLLsBoRoUGH, N. O.
wednesday, July 1, 1857.

u Richerson Nichols, Esq, is our authorized
asen, in the county Of Orange, to collect arrearages
due for subscriptions to the Recorder and for adyer-
Using.
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Great Hall sfarm. "a .uees

Great Hall storm. - succession of storm.
with heavy rain. thunder and lightning. passed over
Washington City the afternoon Of the 2ls, ullimo
One q them was accompanied by terrific fall Of hail.
some u which were and half inches il eircum.
Terence and Of various shnpes. Much damage wa.
done IA the breaking q windows, &C. and persons and
cattle exposed were seriously injured.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01

Escape.--we understand that Romuius 8. Chap
man. convicted at the last term Of Guford Superior
Court Of the murder d Martha Pink. made his =.
cape from The jail in resnsbooOsh. on Saturday night
last, by breaking through the wall The sheriff hs.
offered 500 ior lis apprehension.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01
The American Tract Society. -.At n

So AAs~~~ssssAsH SVtAGtys = nv tnt
request Of Mr.. Crowdcr, Agent Of The American Tract
Society for North Carolina, we publish to-day his
communication TO the North Carolina Christian Adyo.
cate in relation 10 the action Of that Association
on the slavery question. The explanation is perfectly
satisfactory as far as Mr. Crowder is concerned and
We hay, no doubt he will faithfully perform his en-.
gagsnehis in III but do not think that is rea.on
ing jusies the action Of the Tract Society. II must
be presumed that The soeieiy meant something when
Il DECLARED that there "ae vices aud moral evils which
slavery Is known To promote; and when the deter.
animation was made to discuss these moral evils, as
means Of "queting the uliras' at thu NaHh, was il
not with the intention lha, the promise should be fu.
hiedi To suppose otherwise would imply an ins,n.
eeriiy on the part Of The Society which would ami.
hic all confidence in il. There is force in the osscr
sation Of the Christian Advocalc--"Il the Society
meant wha, il said. il has forfeited alI claim 10 the
confidence of the South; &c il did no, mean what il
said. i deserves 10 lose the confidence Of al men,"
The Society has lost the conf lsnce Of the South !;
and although we do not doubt the integrity Of Mr..
ctawder Or the faiihullnes Of his associates in this
State we very much fear that the Society by is On.
wise ACT, has los, much Of lis opportunity Of doing
good.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01

u We understand that the express train Of cars
on the North Carolina Railroad, their trip down on
Sunday night we're thrown 81 The track BY some
stones placed on the rails, few miles abase Greens
borough Very linle damage was done. except a
detention Of four Or 1--we hours Two negroes, We are
told were taken up suspicion of doing The mischief
and lodged 10 the Jail at Greenshorough. A white
man u suspected Of being the insiigator.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01
LAND FOR SAFE.

T'iE suecfitsf, desiring go SOUTH offers for ssla
the Plantation on which be now lives. situated
miles west hom liillslorough. on The road 10
Mason Hall THIS rlautalian contains 6el acres, has
on Il q good Dseiina House, anil necessary out
houses gna,l Orchard, and a Well OF ne,cf.iiilnx
water. The land i 81 The hest quality. and wen In.
proved; shout one.thifd Il good wood land Persons
desiring such place would 10 well 10 examine ne
PREMISES ALEX'R MEBANE.
lune ~. 93-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01
NJ a Rrrn.

In ihi, county. on "Wednesday the 2lih ui,imo by
Calvin L. Smith, Esq. Mr. wiLLn BrRros to Mis-
NASSIE A. CnEFK, ali Of 0nngc county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01
LAND FOR SALE.

TIVE subctiher. administrator Of The estate Of
Rebeccs Redding deceased. will oiIet loT sale 10
the highest bidder. on SATURDAY the liih Of July
next Tact Of Land consisting u about fliy acres.
adjoining the lands Of Henry Neal Shields snd others.
credit Of sir months wiI he given the purchaser
giving bond With sppiossJ security.
ARCh'D s.RAYHoFN, Adm't.
lure 20 e2-zr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01

The Rev. 7. PAGE Ricaud, Of the Methodist Epi.co.
pal Church. died ai Washington in tbs state, on the
sth uliimo.
The Rev. James ruris. Of the same church, died a,
WilIiamsborough, on The a5h.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01

The Hon. Ahram Rsnehrr n this State. rs. been
iPPoinisd Governor Of New Mesico. in place Of Gov
Mfrweiher who has rendered his resignation 10 take
effect IN October. We un er.iand that NJ. Reneher
!. making arrangements 60 OUT with hi. family, ia
the fall.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01
LOTTERY Advertise ncn,s :. W, =,

LOitery advertisements - We have or
two o. three occasions expressed our opinion with re-
gard to lotteries and lottery
which have ruled our action for many years. These
opinions haye been confirmed more and more nv oser
walton and reflection aud we think thew are well .us
tanned BY public opinion. as they arc by the action o
many Of our State Legislatures, by which lotterie.
have been declared tn he an evil and nuisance which
u was desirable to suppress. But our remarks last
week appear to have disturbed the equsnini,y Of The
editor Of The Wanenton News, and he has devoted
three.ourths Of column 10 an attempt 10 convict us
Of Judieous zeal and Inconsistency paper hay.
ing Two lottery Advertisements Ia its columns. and being
IN treaty for third. lbs motive may he sedefsnec.
We were no, simple enough to suppose our argu.
menis were enly strong 10 induce III our brother
editors 10 renquish the profits which they derive from
advertising lotteries; and least Of all did we eSpec, "a
make convert Of the editor Of the Wanenlon News.
who in his zeal sport could so FAR school his taste as
70 urge upon ladies' To attend horse races 10 this
want q confidence ~ our success, we shall not now
ampliiy our arguments; nor do we think it At eli
necessary 20 occupy much space in vndiea,ing our
consistency in rejecting lottery advertisements and
inserting Patent Medicines. n the medicines do no
good the people will not he sp, 10 buy them hut they
are led 10 spend announcement sums in the purchase Of
lottery tickets by delusye hopes Of wealth falsely held
out BY the ingenuity Of the vendors Of lottery tickets
Bot the editors nerves neediessly sensitive, NE
THINK they are seriously shocked al seeing patent
pull advertisement in the Recorder since he suGer. his
own columns TO be graceJ with advertisements Of Hoi.
lowsy' Pals and Ointment. And il the modesty Of the
eIlof has been made to blush at the advertisement, Of
Dyes Wall siree, Broker. he may feel some relief
when informed that the work ]. almos, exclusively de-
voted to the business which is title indicates, and tia,
We have not yet seen anything in !, to excite unfavor.
able impressions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01

gJ Who that Is troubled with any Of those disagree
able Complaints. such ia undce Dyspepsia or Liver
Diseases Of any kind. but would like 10 know of !
remedy for these unseemly visaiionsi We feel that
We are doing invalid readers an inssuabe service
y We can induce them 10 get bottle Of D. Sanfors
.nssoraior and take il, for know iron personal er.
perence thai is Of the geaiest remedies or gene
cal debility, and consequent inactive boldly poxers ever
beioie used is action is perfect snd complete as
70 give fref the fist taken. and il il does 10 others
as has 10 u, hall abole viii be al that is needed
We know OF nothing we can recommend with sue h
confidence, a. family medicine. the Inygoraior.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01
GRAHAM FEMALE SEMINARY.

lNHE Fall term % lhis school aill commence on he
18th day Of July, 10 continue five months
The nca,inp Is exceedingly pleasant, N On elevated
grove ~ Tie town 81 Graham, Alamance Co.. n. q.
Tie coutse nf iustfuron Is mot thorough. cm-
bfaclng all the useful Sciences Mathematics. the Latin
and French Languages. with The ornamental arts Of
Mu-ic. DiawinE Painting and pinrchdi aru. At The
complexion Of the regular diploma Is given,
With presentation Of neal copy 81 the Scriptures.
TERM
Board - per MONTH exclusive u washing and lights.
or ) 10 Including these.
Tuition 81 per session. for the first classes, and $40
f,r the graduating class
Payments To u made quarsrly-iu advance.
Al students Of this Sehnol will he under the ,ame
disciplinary fegplliinns aud will 10 hound from The
time ol entering the end 81 The term except ID uascs
y '''"''" JOHN r. HOLT, Principal.
June TO- 9s-im
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01
University OF Virginia. "A plan for Inc

improvement and extension Of the University Of Viz
gina has becn adopted BY ID. Executive Committee
Of The Board Of Vistes the execution Of which will
COS, between Sl5o.0Oo aud 100000.
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Gnanoi Gnanoll

SHALL have supply Of pure Peruvian Gusno il
time fOr Tuinips. aud will also have supply lol
Wheat, 81 lowest cash prices.
JAMES WEBB.
July /. s5-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01

HELMBOLD's UNIVERSALLY APPROVED
REMEDY.-romPound Exinc, Buchu cures Diseases
Of The Bladder Kidneys, Gravel Dropsy. Weaknesses,
&c. Read the advertisement in another column,
headed i" Helmboll's Genuine Preparation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01

THE DEAD RESTORED TO LIFE.-A few
years ago was generally supposed that gray hair could
not he restored 10 il original color or made 10 grow on
bald heads hut since the advent of Professor Woods
Hair Restorative. many persons who dyed years ago ae
now daily in the various walks Of lfe appearing
in all the visnr Of youth wearing their own dark flow.
ing locks, simply om having used this great Restora
tive. Louisville Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01

Keep away from them. thar al" And havp v,
not that privilege now isnot the intercourse as per
fectly voluntary il would be after dissolution
Of the Unionl wonld secession give us any new
right, any additional claim to respect in the fire..
States
In the present state of things" the Commercial
says, foreign nations disposed TO treat Southern
citizens with courtesy and respect, and IL they did
not the United States Government would see 10 H.
Would that protection be due from the United States
Government TO seeding State or is il 10 be sup
posed that the United States Government ha, more
power to enforce the Observance Of courtesy and re-
spect 70 foreign States than il has in the States of our
Union
We think the Commercial draws largely on its i'm
agination when i says, "as things are now managed
our citizens have security for life or property IN
'hen movements through the free States" II this
were the case we are very sure that our Southern c-
Gems would not Cock there in such large numbers as
they now do; and we think we should have heard of
some instance n such violence. But no such occur
renee has come to our knowledge except in connec.
ton with fugitive Slaves In this respect we are as
ready to condemn the action Of the fanatics Of New
England as the Commercial is. But il by dissou.
oa OF the Union, we should make them foreign States
would their action towards ~ become more liberal
DO our citizens in the pursuit of their ahsconding
slaves meet with more favor in the British province Of
Canada than they do il New EngIandi or would
+. Austria 4 she had province adjoining US. be
more prompt IN delivering up the fuglivrsi Ii the
Commercial viii tevicw his article, we think he will
md that he has not been very cagsn, in his reasoning
aud that our question has not been answered, "H,w
would secession remedy the evil"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-01
N oTICE

BLANKS for sale At this nsice.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-10
THE NEW POSTMASTER AT BOSTON.

The President has certainly been fortunate in his
selection of deputy postmaster at this place A
correspondent of the New York Times, speaking Of
Mr.. Capen, says
His appointment does the administration credit, and
is regarded with the highest favor by of all parties
He is working, methodical man, with high
character for integrity and of excellent personal bearing
This is confirmed by the following notice from the
Boston Post
q CoAPLBEST THE NEW POSTMASTER. Our post
master Nahum Capen, esq, the recipient of COM
pliment Thursday evening of very pleasing charac
ter large number of his fellowtownsmen visited his
residence at Dorchester accompanied by the Germania
Band and after excellent music had been discoused
they rendered to him address which testified their
gard for him a and citizen, and also congratula
ting him upon his appointment by the President of the
United States TO the honorable position of postmaster Of
Boston, for which we consider him eminently qualified
They also express the firm conviction that his efforts
will be acceptable to the citizens of Boston, and in
cluson express their wishes for his prosperity The docu
ment signed by upwards of hundred of the ct-
of Dorchester of all parties, among whom
Hon. Marshal p. Wilder Col. Enoch Train, Gov Gard
ner, Col Moses g. Cobb, Thomas d. Quincy, Augustus
Brown, Edward Young, VIM M. Stedman, Thomas
Groom and f. s. Drake, esqrs The occasion Of
great interest, -
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GOV. ANDREW JOHNSON.

despatch appeared in telegraphc column
this morning briefly announcing the election Of
Gov. Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee, to the Senate
of the United States, as the successor of Governor
Jones, but brief the despatch was, it con-
tanned intelligence which will be hailed with the
liveliest qualification by democrats in every
ton of the Union. The event was not unexpected !;
for as soon as it was known that the democracy of
Tennessee had obtained the ascendency in their State
Legislature, the attention, not merely of the people of
Tennessee, but of the whole country, was directed
to Gov. Johnson as the pre-eminenty worthy
to represent the sovereignty of his State and the
principles of his party in the most exalted debera-
tive body in the world.
The Legislature of Tennessee have honored them
selves in the choice of such man as Andrew John
His lofty patriotism, his unbending and pro-
verbal integrity, his unhinching devotion to the
principles of the democratic party, his persistent and
ardent advocacy of every measure calculated to i'm
prove the social and political condition of the indus
trial classes, will impart lustre to the seat which he
will most assuredly occupy with honor to himself,
advantage to his State, and with great good to the
whole country.