The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-04-25

absenting himself to prevent quorum
Whe0 brought before the House he persis-
tently refused to answer TO his name.
The latest advices state the French en-.
voy is reported TO have told the King Of
Prussia that France considers peace ne
cessity for Europe, but should war occur.
France would not favor that power which
discarded negotiations.
Bishop Elliott. Of Georgia. has wr.tcn.a
letter to Bishop Johns of the Diocese OF
Virginia, giving official notice Of the re.
union oil the Diocese OF Georgia with the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the United
States.
General Colston. late Of the Confederate
States Army. aad before the war one Of the
professors III the Virginia Military Inst.
tute with General jackson. proposes shurt-
" to deliver in Richmond, his popular lee
ture upon the Generals life.
There are two hundred and itty appli-
cants for divorces at the present term Of
the Supreme Court At Buston.
There are only two states in the Uaion
where the negro is allowed 10 vote without
property qualification. They are Vermont
and New Hampshire, The former OF which
has eighty negr, voters, and the latter one
ihundfed and ninety.
The franchise bill ms passed the house
Of The Tennessee leg slaturp by vote 81
lnIty- one to fifteen. The bill will 20 To
the senate aud will probably soon become
Law. The bill dlslrachises ihose WIN
participated in the Rebellion. and prohibits
them from hnldlns Office.
III Hind, county, Mississippi. IN. ms,
/ by The war is estimated AZ s25 900 600.
Oae half NJ this was IN property other Than
slaves. Rrnm this we can form an i,lea Of
the Immense destruction Of praperty 10 the
I Nhulr State.
I The Macon Telegraph s,ys Tia, there
arc ietl, three thousand negroes and up.
~asi, led al ID" expense of the govern.
meni IN uiemsis. and that IN all the Snulh.
crn States tie number exceed, four hund.
tfrd and thirty -i"ur Thousand thus fed.
4 soung Germaa girl. going Il C.liIcr
nia 10 ] ~ AID be married 10 lover frnm
whom she nd long been parted. became 81
nervous as tie tovsse nearcd IT. emil, iaat
sbr would neither eat nor sleep. aud size
VI. landed al San Francisco raslns ma.
mae
DiynRcEs. -Dome',ic happiness j. rath-
r. questionable subject IN Rhode Island.
Tarre are At presrnl before the supreme
Court Of that State thirty -four cases of per.
sois prayirg for divorce from their mar
rage bonds. The plaintiffs are ninr met
and twenty Eve.womcn.
Washington. April l6.-The Presidrn,
has appointed Henry Stsnsbury. OF Ohia.
TO be- sn Associate Justice uf tie suprsmr
Court a! the United States. 10 the place Of
Judge csuon. deceased. and al.o NJ.
Smsthr, President IT tic CsH,ral National
Bank. 10 b. colleetu. " Customs TOR The
port d Nca York.
Tnm ToRTroS Pas ,sEss-The -.
pteme Cssn ~ tie uniied States having
tletilsd The lntliana N liiary commissions
lnr The trial III civilians u b. illegal. AL
the person. convicted b. II having. n en-.
seqnrace. been discharged. ihrrrsis NJ
d"ubi thar steps will soon be taken - pro-.
cnte the release II Do. Maid, AFRAID.
O'Laughlin and sp'nglrr. convicted Of :
conspiracy against ,he life o. President
lincoln. The friend. ~ the parties claim
he Lenriit 81 that decision. and vii take
ac,l"n accordingly.
Farney. commenting on the Civil Right.
bill. says:
NV. al tina, Safe has to 10 10 rroii
fit operation of lhis .u.esllcd drspntic law
!, 70 rtn'oUs tUery ,td1'e il eogfiei r'N
H."
!, Til, il tie JacObln de 70 liberty II,
OF piece with the alleged method where.
by President Loui, Napoleon was elected
Emperor.
!" Yoo are at perfect liberty 70 sote for
1 70 hnm rnu nfaaa. las n 90. .l..t Nafa ~