The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-04
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The British steamship Indi.n, from Liver
ponl July 18th, passed Point du Loup at an
early hour this Morning, and arrived at this
port this afternoon.
The British Agamemn0n. Of the ocean ca
Bile fleet. had returned 10 Queenstown. where
prepar ,tinns were Immediately made Tar an.
oher expedition for the laying Of the cable.
The fleet won,l start for the third trial on
The 18th Of July.
II il officially announced that the grand
naval review at Gherbnurg will take place on
the 18th Of August. Q,ern vlctoriA will at
tend. A fleet will accompany her. consisting
Of six ships-of- thel line, six frgates. and flo.
tlla Of steam-yachts.
The British House Of Lords had passed a
law TO permit the House Of Commons TO all.
init Jews.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Hull had
moved 10 discontinue the practice which
authorizes men.nf-war to visit and search
vessels under foreign flags with the view Of
snppres-ing thr slave trade. He contpnded
that England ought to abandon her futile ef
forts on the coast Of Afrira. Mr.. Carlsell
denied that her efforts were futile, and urged
the continuance Of the blockading squadron.
Nr. Fitzgerald. on the part Of the Govern
ment, agreed with Mr.. Cardwell. lie stated
that the difficulties with America had been
swept away. and that Lord Napier had sent
despatch saving that Gen. Cass has assured
him that tie Unite, States Government
would given earnest consideration TO any
proposals for the serficat,on oil the natinnall-
ii 81 vessels. Lord Pslmerst0n also opposed
the resolution. which was lost, yeas "a, nays
l2s.
Ii is rumoret that the Government intends
10 ask pnwer to raise three millions sterling
for publication Of the Thames river. The
money can be readily obtained at 81 per cent.
interest.
Two fire works manufactures 10 London
had exploded BY which about handred per-
sons were injured. and some fatally.
There had been terrible massacre Of
Christians al Jeddah by the Mahome ans.
| Twenty persons we're murdered, including
among their number both the English and
French Cunsuls. Three British men. Of war
have been ordered there.
/ There is later news from both India and
China. In Central India the rebels we're
becoming troublesome, and were reuccupyIns
many ioris tom which they had been driven
The allied fretin China were anclnre.i OF
the mouth II the Pe,ho. The six days allow
ed for reply 10 the demand of Plenpoten
tiarirs having expired, British steamer hat
taken up two ganhnats and hundred ant
6tty sappcrs. A French transport with nin'
hundred marine infantry had arrived. III
French had got two gunbnats over the bar o
PeiliD. but two English dispatch bnats ha,
stuck fast. The capture Of the forts al th
mouth ol the river was expected IN lew DAY $
The steamer Hammonia brings Londoi
papers to the evening OF the 18th.
Turkey. besides Furnishing the authors
the Judah massacre. offers 81, 1000 francs
the families Of the French and British ton
suls.
Hostilities had commenced between tn
Mussumans and Rajahs in Bosnia.
There was report at Warsaw that Their
would soon be general uprising in Turkey
The Russians had been beaten by the CIR
cassians with a loss Of 800 men and eigh
! guns.
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The PEASANT REynLT IL RussM.--A ietie
from Brussels. July 5, SAYS: 4" We nave mi
received mnre accurate accounts of the oui
, break &c the peasantry in Esthnni1, the i'm
lpartance 81 winch ran hardly be n,erraiet
particularly on account OF the neighburhno
) ii that province to ST. Prtersburgh. Ser
, dom proper was pnt an end 10 III Esihnni
. and IN The rest Of the Baltic provinces ,
Russia mere than furty years ago under Ale,
ander | The present measures NJ emanc
, patiun do not effect the Esth,nian peasant
ii all; but this seems only TO have excite
thin The more. and what they now claim
free possession 81 the land which they Vi pr
sent hnld on hereditary tenure from The ~
bility. TIE rising j. general all along II
coast, and has compelled the mobility
seek refuge IN Reyei.
..rhe engagement mentioned sesterda
tnok place between part Of The garrison ,
Rey.I aud a body nf peasants. about OF
thousand strong. who are mn,lng TO and 4
i and encouraging the others 10 revolt. Tue
. a. vet have no her arms Than sticks AZ
cluhs, pitchfurks and sh.rpened poles; b.
they we're 80 excited that they were not ARA
al III IL The snldiery, whose numbers, IL
true, were but small. Tile soldiers wei
! ! .u,n oyerpowerrd by the larger numbers
!, The peasants. and left altogether fiftern me,
! !, Inur uficrrs amnng them, killed while Of q
! pra.antry about lorty may have been kllle
The rhief seat II the insureetionars moy
Inent seems 10 be very near Resel itself. b
even at Durpat. which is situated At the nort
ern part uf L,ynn a, and which is likewi
peopled BY the Esthonian race, symptoms
an approaching outbreak had been observed
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WILD CHERRY.
i. Bsookline, Mass. Feb. S. 1851.