The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-10-12

ness a re DEAN in commemoration OF the
birth day ofthe French Emperor. and riot
would probably have occurred but for the
timely interference of the police.
DREApFuL REsuLrs FROM HYDRoPHoBrA. -
The Louisville Journal says: "a letter from
Portsmouth. Ohio. written by a lady to her
husband in this city. makes mention Of an
extraordinary circumstance. La short time
ago q lady was bitten by dog. Hydropho-
bia manifested itself on her, and while con-
fined by the disease she bit her sister, who
was waiting on her. The sister was soon
attacked by the same disease and bit the
mother. All three were alive at the last ac-
counts. but all were raying mad, and there
was no prospect Of their recovery"
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sackvillc, October 7.
The Canada from Halifax, arrived at noon
yesterday. The Ariel had arrived out.
The London Herald says there is reason
to believe that definite treaty of peace will
soon be concluded at Zurich, bearing, how
ever. only signatures from France and Aus.
tria. The preliminaries Of Villa Franco will
be strictly maintained.
A telegram from Berne. says the Courier
Of Vienna, had reached Zurich with instruc.
tons to draw up treaty of peace and
document for the cession OF Lombardy to Sar.
DINA; no allusion is made to the Duchies.
Another report says that the Belgian propo-
sition to settle with the Italians is reported
to be accepted by Napoleon. They include
the European peace Congress at Brussels.
The statements are conflicting regarding the
other propositions.
These publications have been concurrcd
in by Austria. A Congress is to be held in
Brussels to be presided over by the King.
The Patrie partially confirms the above.
The Sandman Government has issued a
circular denying the reported cession Of
Savoy to France.
The Pope is in an alarming state Of health.
Cardinal Antoneli declares him unfit to at
tend to public affairs.
The DISCOVERY OF THE REMAINS OF Sra JOHN
FRANKLIN.
The Arctic steamer foI has arrived, with
intensely and interesting Information of the
fate Of Franklin's expedition as appears from
records and relics. Il states that Franklin
died in ls47. and that the ship was abandon.
ed in lS48.
, The expedition found at Point William
record dated April 5th, is48. and signed BY
Captains Crozier and Fitz James, saving
that the Erebus and Terror we're abandoned
three DAYS previously in the ice. and that
100 survivors were proceeding to the Great
Salt Fish river. and that Franklin had died
June 18th, the previous year, and that the
total deaths to date we're nine officers and
fifteen men. Many interesting relics were
found on the western shore Of King Williams
Island, and others were obtained from the
Esquimaux, who stated that after the aban.
donment one ship was crushed by the ice,
and the other WIS forced ashore. Several
skeletons and quantities Of clothing were
found. and duplicate records up to the abaa
donment Of the ship were discovered.
Large reinforremsnts to China were TO
leave England BY the overland route.
In Paris there was rumor to the effect
that there will be no Chinese expedition.
that the head Of the Peiho Mandarine has
been profered as an atonement for the late
attack on the allies, coupled with satisfaeto-
~ promises that the Ambassador shall be
Immediately received at Pekin.