The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-07-04
MORE FILIBusTERING.

upshur was Killed on the Princeton.
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MORE FILIBUSTERING.
The accounts reaching us through the New
Orleans papers afford reasonable ground for
apprehension that the inevitable Gen. Will
liam Walker" the gray eyed man Of des-
tiny"--is likely TO make more trouble for the
United States by disturbing and complica.
ting our relations with the petty governments
of Central America, and, perhaps. with
Great Britain. The pretext for this new
movement Of Walker arises from the sur
render by Great Britain to Honduras, of the
Bay Islands, against the urgent remonstrance
Of their inhabitants. The latter are repre-
sented as resolute.in their determination not
to submit to the rule of Guardiola, the des-
pot Of Honduras, and as only awaiting a
more favorable opportunity to engage in
open rebellion. Gen. Walker takes advan.
tage Of the prevailing discomfort, and ex.
poets TO introduce such number OF his fol-
lowers as will afford nucleus for success
ful resistance. There appears to be no ques-
ton that Walkers men are mosing forward
to the new field of action in considerable
numbers. The n. Q. Picayune Of the 18th
! inst. says;--
"we note that the emigration to Ruatan
is going on steadily. Nearly 100 emigrants
are already there-among them. Gen. WIN.
Walker, who left here last week. The
schooner New Drop leaves to.day, and an
other vessel is announced to leave on the
goth inst"
Gen. Walker will be very unhappy till he
is either shut or hung. y. Y JOUR-. ef cgm
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SaUrH CARnLIS, ENrgRRRise.-it 4 cal
laton given IN Boston on the occasion Of
the trial trip Of the pioneer Of line ofsteam-
ships between Charleston and the Turner
city, it was stated that the first lq0 miles Of
ralroadi built in the world. was built in
Snuth Carolina; that the South Carolina
Railroad Company was the first in the Uni.
ted States 10 run successfully a locomotive
engine on a railroad, ami the first to carry
the L. S. Mail; and that Charleston was the
first port in the Union to build an ocean
steamer, to establish Sailors Home or
/ Temperance Boarding House. and to estab.
llsh Marine School for boys.
Judge Bonner has decided in the Supreme
Court that the act against Sunday thea
ire smusements IL constitutional that the
license of the Stadt theatre was vacated and
rendered void by Sunday performances hat
the proprietor guilty Il contempt &c
curt III disObeymg the njunctiou against
theatrical performances on SUNDAY, and thar
| he paw a fine y. $3.50. and stand committed
until paid. This will probably be signlf-
cant hint to other yiOlators Of the law.
/ REslGSATIoS.-f. r. Blair, who was adj
mitted to a seat in the House a few days
/ ago, over Hon. J. X. Barrett, the sitting
member, will resign, 10 take effect at the end
Of the present session Of Congress. The
election 10 Missouri Tor membrrso of Congress
will take place in August. aud Mr.. Barrett.
who was 50 wrongfully oustel having been
nominated for reelection, de battle between
him aud Blair will BE- fought.
INCREASE OF INVENTIONS ar rHg SoUrH-
We have lately noticed marke,! increase
in the number Of applications for patent.
/ from the Southern States. 0fr receipts Of
money on account Of patent business, pub.
lished weekly. bears testin0ny 10 this fact.
The activity Of the inventors augurs well for
the prosperity Of any section Of the country.
Scientific Amttiean.
q NE 1NINEhsIIfs-A lIlcHu hTltts Us lH
reference To the account of the Commence.
mrDt Exercises published 10 the Observer Ol
] the lth inst:
In your account Of the late Commence.
ment. the degree Of A. NJ is stated 10 have
been conferred On j. w. Graham. II should
be Joseph Graham VI. d.. Of Charlotte. The
former received IL ~ 1889 /"
Fayetteville oJs0r,,.
i "DgfAuLrERs Ar lloNg AND ABROAD
f" Pulllnger, the deiaulting cashier. has been
sentenced to twenty years penal ser,itude. :
London paper.
The friends Of Mr.. Fowler presented
him with $4,000 wherewilh 10 support HIM.
/ seli' &c NeW York Paper.
Asa girl Of about twelve years 81 age was
making purchases in store in Franklin
street portion of the ceiling fell, and with
II a eamphene lamp, which struck the girl
on the head. The lamp exploded and set
hire 10 The girls clothing. burning her so Sc
riously that she died in the New York Hos.
plta this morning from the effects Of her in.
iurles.
Al a recent sale Of au tograph letters in
London, letter Of George Washington. the
hsN IItsiufHt W Tue iUlteu SIdteSg WfttteQ
when subsltern 10 the service Of the Colo.
NAL Government. to the Governor Of Virgin.
IA, sold at els JOS, equal 10 s7j.
GRowrH or.MEsPHIs.--As an evidence &c
the growth Of Memphis, the Argus states
that, during the last Ten years, The population
has increased from $3.50 to $4,000.
The fullest man in the Chicago Conyen.
ton was Mr.. Buskirk. II Indiana, measur.
ing sir feet and eieUoi inches.
New Orleans, June 25th.
The United States Circuit Court to-day
decided that the Mexican steamers General
Miramon and the Marquis u Habsns, recent.
" seized By the u. 5. sloop-of. war Saratoga
near Vera Cruz, are not lawful prizes TO the
United States.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Springfield, MOI Juns 25.
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