The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-07

in their late assault on the Standard Office
was cashiered. and very properly, as soon
as the news reached Richmond.
The editor ofthe Alexandria Gazette has
been notified that his paper will be stopne,l
il he persists in calling the Legislature al
Richmond the Virginia Legislature.
DIR. Wright, Of Norfolk. who killed =
Yankee Lieutenant not long since, while
the latter was engaged in drilling negro
TROOPS. has been granted new trial by
Lincoln. The second trial ii 10 be by !
civil court, and the friends of the Doctor
entertain strong hopes Of his acquitlal.
We learn that on Tuesday last, While 4
train containing Yankee prisoners was
standing at High Point, a Jew named Weith
was detected IN the act OF changing Con.
federate money for Yankee currency. Civ
ing Eve for one. He was imme dia,ely ar.
rested. Gresnsboro,.gh pc,,io,
The County Court ~ Pittsyisania, way
at the September term, so says the Dan.
VILE Register. appropriated gao 900 TO pur.
chase cnra for the families OF soldiers. Col.
G. ID. Bennett disappointed commissions
to procure The funds, AMI Mr.. John n. Keen
agent Ia make the purchases. tits design.
ed that the corn shall be bought in the
Gulf States. where it ismore abandan, and
cheaper than in this vicinity.
The Yirginia Banks al RighI.--The foI.
loving resolution sas adopted BY the Banks
Of Rlchmaad IL meeting held on Wednes.
day: Rssoiued. That hsnceiorih the Banks
Of this city viii receive and give currency
TO all Treasury notes issued Zoe circulation
by the Confederate Stairs,
RgcooSrrIoS. The Riehmabd esrfs.
pon,ien, III The Charleston Mercury sfites
Jhat /" private ad,ices state that the En-.
pesor vi the FreRch hss notified Baum de
Gross that he j. Standing Appllcan. for
-opeFaiion with England ~ the American
question. and that the time is ii hand ~hen
he must act alone IL EnglaId refuses. Nv
informant SAYS this news comes frum the
highest sources"
The Washington Chronicle Of the 2is,
says: a From private information, Of
strictly reliable nature. we learn that the
Rams pnw building 10 EnglanJ will not be
Ipermit,ed By that Government 10 20 NJ
large. but will be escorted 10 France by an
English war steamer. and delivered 70 The
owners, who are frenchmen.
N. de Montholon. Who was recently re-
called To France expressly To be consulted
on the Mexican question, has expressed
himself 10 the Emperor as falIows: II you
will not recognize The Southern State. you
may renounte the idea u founding hold.
Ing b the throne Of MEXICO.
Foreign papers u the 9th say that the
English Government had resolved to de.
tain Two suspected rebel rams new jn the
Mersey.
By an arrival from New Orleans, 18th.
the ". York World ha, The following impsr.
tant ad,lees II va, knswu to the French
Consul Al New Orleans. and others. that
the French had occupied Matamoras with
io9r q FIVE thousand men within 4 few
DAYS. A collision was anticipated bstsen
the Frehch and Federal gunboa,s Al the
mouth Of the Rio Grande, nn some matter
connected with cotton aud conlederste
supplies.
The feeling in regard TO intervention wa
recently indicated bv an advance Of i've
per cent. in Confederate bonds.
. Governor Moreh,ad. e Ky. ~ho. i
nov III Paris. II J. positively alleged. ha'
written 10 bis friends in New York that
| Napoleon and JEFF. Davis have fufped =
secret treaty Of recognition through the
! agency Of slidell.
; The London Post Government organ
: Of the 18th. says that il Is probable thai
: the bona tfde character and original order
I for the.e vessels, (tlie celebrated Rams
! will be established 20 the satisfaction o.
!, The Government. There j. no evidence y
! show thst they were built Or are destined
foe the Confederate States. A the ca'r
stand. IT present there is every likeliho'o
that the Go,ernmsnt will abandon its N
/ tention Of interfering with them.