The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-09

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iien nf the eaEn aagrliss WheErFer fasy
were sisskea.
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a. BE-. Il. II Why .f Mraplham. Hss..,
was enmaag - Ihas ritE HE nnsnane
fsaP'. 81. N Il e sle.msr Masssshussras.
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msn Who sad 80 name Hss SAT- Eaae
~ho hsg.n - s9e~k IN atai'ai o. & Sic.
lsaalry's pisss. SD in eanss,sai.aa pro-
daesd ssEF lias Prarh ard bseaksns q,
IN tao. passri - han 90 NJ. iaAlsy.
~Lirh he sie. SOan a'irr he lrll mnrh
RsI iaasf. ard whils in nhal state The nan
picked hIs ressst II a.. porkta hos.a ra,.-
llinins 81. ,sll0 n h,.,s e the iiusgan and
New fsTk u. nks. sad "a lie bal lsnd-
'nR disappeared.
Mr. koa.sE. an d.seosetira he less
sfsF the nm bad lr't. Lss'snsd - he f.
ice II lite ch'ef & Police .hd made hrs
complaint. bn1 n ilh 'ery Ia lie hope ftr-
er rer"Es'isg h's money.
4 line liule fellow, elr,en wears old.
son Of Mr.. Ilamp,On. of Toronto. lin
Canada MAS pursuaded by some rude
boys 10 drink half pin. rf whiskey. on
the 3lst uli me. II almost Immediately
arpriVed him of his senses. Ills som-
panions carried him home, tnsl left hin on
the steps Of his fathers house. where he
lay several hears. In the morning he &c.
covered sufficiently 10 "a u his SAD story.
and llsen died.
A WATER SPorT.-This rare aud s,b-
line phenomenon u a. wIiEcssed I'll l. ave-
land last Wednesday morning. 1 heavy
storm cloud sen,lding before q northwest
gale was mel BY strong opposing sur-
rent al air. Shen an arm ~ tie cloud
seemed To drop down, and with is mighty
hand drag The waves % To the sky. The
whirling and dsshi"g Of The spray al the
surfaee Of Ihe lakt. says the Plain Dealer,
the column Of water aud NIT iis,rg IN q
tall anil ,orluors line TO the cluud,. atre So
very plain aud well delneaied character.
Isles 81 . watT spnWi, as TO cause every
one who Was :" fortunate as 10 witness IL.
10 exclsim viii admiration Of d ssthnish-
msni. II continued about FIVE or seven
minutes, " hen the NorhS esier triumph
ed. aud swept the cloud away tn GlIe south
east of the cay. There is not more ma
jeslic and terrible phenomenon 10 nature.
=. Another RerOidiOn in SOuik .7mfri-
ea.-A correspondent Of the U. s. Ga
zette, 10 letter dated June 10 h, says
"This rapItsl, Quito is abandoned BY
lis Government. and is now actually in
she hands Of Ievolu ionsry party. Val.
di'iero and his Ministers and troops, &C.,
evacuated 9asl SATURDAY, 18th INST. end have
gone to Rio Bamba. General Flores, the
President, (Valdiviero was scrilltnisl
President at last accounts, was st Bsbs-
hogs. near Gusyaqu,l, with fifteen hun
bred men. and warning sg,inst G"ayaquil.
II is thought theyeW III unite at Rio Bam-
ba. and come up and ny and take this
place. The opposiuOn or revolutionary
party is sand t. be Too strong, and MANY
think General Flores " inc all. The whole
country is in state ofci, il war. Anarchy
and confusion prevail IN every department,
and God only knows WHEN or where il
will end.