The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29

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moi having been able IN e0niinne 90 OBJ !
tain The price IL demanded. That inst
ialion had entered into . aegoeialion with |
The bank nj France for supply Of lwo |
millions Of dollars. which was NOS hose
yer. vet concluded.
The cotton market. u viii be seen
with pleasure. has improved.
In English politics nothing Of great
interest. baI important intelligence has
bern received from consianIihople. Sui. |
tan Nsmmoud is dead. and his Army To-
tally routed BY The Egyptians under lbrar
him. The Captain Pssha had nesehsr-
Ously delivered mp the whole Turkish
feet 10 Mthemii Ali.
The son Of the Sultan had assembled
the throne Of his father. lie had appoint
ed bis Ministers, and negotiations were
going on fnr an adjustment Of the diff
enliiss with Egypt, under the auspices
ol the great European powers.
The Chamber Of Peers Of France had
passed sentence on The insurgenis.-I
Barbes alone was condemned 20 death,
and The rest 10 different degrees Of pun
ishment. The sentence Of Bsrbes was.
contrary 10 she advice Of his Ministers.
changed by the King 10 confinement al
The gallies ior life. The celebration Of
the three days had passed over without
any ms,erial incident.
Aiezandris. July 6.
The Turkish army of Syria is defunci.
The following are The facts:
On the 20lh Of June his Ilighness lbra.
him Pssha. commanding the Egyptian
army, moved from ito encampmeni. and
crossed the l.sdjour. and then marched
10 the village Of Mezza. where the Sui
isn's cavalry. commanded by four Pssh.
ss. were enesmped. His ilIghness lbrs-
him Pasha ordered all his artillery to take
up a position within half mile Of The
Turkish army, and TO eannonade IL. Al
s p. NJ. they opened their Ere /; in half
an hour the Turkish cavalry fed pell-
nell, in the direction Of Nezlb where
the Sulisn's main army was encamped
under IIs6z Psshs.) leaving behind them
all their provisions and military chests.
His Highness lbrahsm Pasha then halt.
ed the Egyptian force for reposs until
midnight.
June 2lsi.-At midnigh, he marched
towards Nezib fell in, sl,er daylight,
with the cavalry he had eannonsded the
day before. and all the remsining cav.
airy OF The Turkish force. which had
been advanced in two divisions-namely,
one half al Mezzo, and The other in sd'
vance Of Nezib.
Ibrshim Pasha ordered the artillery ID
commence FIRE. and his cavalry 10 charge
In four hours the whole Of the Sultan
cavalry gave way and fed, leaving Tour
teen pieces Of small cannon (aIl the,
had) behind.
! June 2a.-The Egyptian army re
posed This day.
June 23.-His IIighness with two re
simenis Of Cavalry, accompanied by hi
body guard and his light artillery. lei
The camp and ,ro,ted up To The walls Q
Nez,b. leaving orders with Suliema
! Psshs. his Lieutenant General. to NOV
on sf,er him as slowly as possible. i
; order that the troops might not be "a
,igued.
On the 24,h, at midnight, the Who'll
Of the Egyptian force was in presenc
OF the Turks. and shortly si,erwsrd
commenced the general scuon. Of whlc
| give you an account in the followin
extract Of . letter from the Austria
: Consul a, Aleppo. dated June 26'h. j
|. The evening,
"The army Of Ilafz Pasha ceased ,
exist yesterday. af,er cannonsde {
three hours. The Turks threw dow
their arms, and abandoned their ar,ill,
~ and ammunition. flying in every d
rection. Not one Of them could hav
: reached the Euphraies had lbrahim RI
: shs wished seriously to prevent j. Th
city Of Aleppo has pe,iiioned lbrahir
Pasha 10 make arrangements for oblil
ling The disarmed soldiery Of Hahz RI
= sha to recross the Euphrsies. in ords
c no, 10 disturb the security We epjo
i here. -..-.4
: The poor Sultan will probably ha,
10 make grea. sacrifices in order TO 81
; pease his powerful vassal. The fe
h Egyptian troops lefi here have sci OF
= in The direction Of the camp. which
c precisely on the same ground occupis
: yesterday morning by lla6z Pasha an
+ his army. Tomorrow or next day Oh
Egyptian advanced guard. commando
J, By Osman Psshs. will commence pas
}, ing the Euphrates-every thing ind
Gates tina, such is the intention Of the 1
gyptian Serraskier.
I. Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin is dead.-
He died at Chellenhsm on the 23d j,
ly. at the age Of fourscore.
i There had been Charts, riots al New
81 castle, upon Tyne, a. well as a, Bi
'' mingham, and several other towns
6 The interior. But the police still keI
j. the upper hand. The riot al Birmin.