The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-28

lifnfisiliis. we nave mad 10 fall bick /
nP'sn Bark creek, 70 which place prnsi,
SONS can be brought in steamboats,. Ge-
neral Scott has been censured Tor mt car
ryiug On the campaign during summer
lit w"nld have heen absurd 10 attempt |
u. lie dad all that any general could uH. |
der lie sane circumstances. The nature
OF the country was the great Cause of his
failure. tie had 70 contend against The
obstacles which Nature threw in his way,
and not against the indians. who hover |
about, deliver their ERE. and fy of. with
out the possibility Of getting a, them
They have trails through the immense
hammOcks. with which they are familiar. I
ana in this way ihey hanass Us with I'M 4
punily. General Jackson meter sdvanc.
cd into these hsmmoeks; he never pene.
lrs'ed farther Than The Suwanee river. and
he had friendly Indians who could ferret
out The hosllles, 80 mai he could get al
Them. A new campaign is sboutlo open,
but nc one can anticipate the result
There are about 3.O00 men now 10 the
Territory. Gen. Call has advanced as
far As the Suwsnse with The brigade Of
Tennesseeons, and the militia Of West
Florida. making 1900 men. Gen. Jesup
is advancing from Tampa Bay with
about 500 regulars and 600 Indians,
while Major Pierce, The commanding Of
iicer al this Fort, will advance soon, with
about 200 regulars, and form junction
with Gen. G. at Camp King.
The Philadelphia Daily Advertiser Of
Tuesday furnishes The following lnlorma-
ton:
We understand that Mr. Gorosliza,
the Mexican Minister, arrived al The
Mansion House yesterday from Wash.
ingion. We are extremely sorry 10
hear. from a respectable source, .ha, his
negotiations with our Government have
terminated unsatisfactory, aud that he is
preparing 10 return home with his diplo-
msiic family. This will be unwelcome
news 10 The friends OF peace. and to The
commercial interests Of this country"
a Symptom.-some Of the liberals IN
Canada are waxing bold. and openly
breaking out in favor OF a separation from
the mother country. The following pa
ragrsPh is quoted from Mackenzie's pa
per. the Constitution. published al To-
ronte:--
Whether We are the party OF the
few or the many, this erea. truth should
be our ralIying point, Upper and Lower
Canada 10 be great and happy mus, be
independent. and We should use every
lawful means, by petition and address,
to attain that noble end. We are an
infant nstion-sllow US to be free-per-
mi, us To par, in peace-snd. send The
mean men who are placed over US, back
To the humble station from whence they
were unhsppily brough, to our shores to
disgrace our Country and theirs"
E. Pos,lewaite Page says he has learnt
by figures that the millennium will come
in lS40-when the lion " will lie down
with the lamb" We have no doubt
Mr.. r. is correct 10 this case, for there
is already a grea. revolution in beastly
natures.-The hon" has been catering
for the jackaR all summer in Tennessee,
though IL report speaks true, he made
but starving business Of il.
Wheeling Times.
Our skill in matters Of theology. and
especially. ".he prophecies" is not
such as TO enable us TO speak with much
confidence Of the precise advent Of the
millennium; though we are willing to
admit that the revolution in beastly
nature spoken Of above. by our cotem.
pcrary. furnishes a very wonderful "co-
Incidence" with the calculation of the
/" High Prizes. Of Nature" who works
every thing out "by figures" But our
faith in this new prediction Of that high
ecclesiastical functionsry is terribly stag
gered when we recollect, on the other
hand, that another /" lion" al the d" Great
Crossings" has been lying do'rn ruth
the lamb" long enough TO raise very
pretty flock Of lasab>lions, and the mile
mum, for all that, has not made its ap-
pearance! Now unless we are TO adopt
the opinion Of some learned divines, that
the millennium did actually commence
some years ago--ws forget the exact
da,e--we canno. as yet adopt the con-
clusion our contemporary has drawn from
the revolution in beastly natures. IL,
however, the lion OF the grea. crossings
is elected by the aohite people Of the
United States their Vice Presiden. we
shall then be ready to "give il up" not
only tina. the L" Times" is RICH. in its
reference. but that we have in fact been
L" in the mids, of millennium" from the