The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-15

Tkisd-Fos shs psssssszlioa II puhlie
order sad ne uaisisnsncs e hsr instls-
lions. and ifoseesssGy. - a.Fsssrss loi
Ihe army. he Goyefnmeni. 10 sntBe o.
he power granted 70 j 90 ne 81 a De
1854. msy lssy lhe troops %
hich said decree refers, under ne nams
of defenders Of independents snd ihe
fssf.
Foaslb-wilh . view 20 The efieisni
msintsnznee o. lhe rights Of lbe fepublie,
he Government IS snlhofized % procure
al extraordinary resources which may be
deemed nsessssry. asking known 10 Con-
sress The necessary slersto BE taken. coz
Formally 70 The constitution.
We DO mol End any accounts ofsny se-
ton ~ The Mexiean Congress on NE
fore going projects. They have been lad
before that body. and thai Is al We learn
respecting them. Il l. clearly evident
Thai The government and people Of Msxi-
60 are decidedly indisposed 10 surrender
Texas, and me tone Of the pablie jour-
nsls Is exceedingly wsflike; ,stiil. - iong
% The Mexicsns- eonhne themselves 10
making reports in Congress and 6ring
b,osdsides IN their newspapers, there
does not seem any immediate prospect Of
hard knocks. 70 be sure, Il has been
seegssiej Ihs. Mexico may undertake 70
annoy u BY GRIPPING our commerce IN
the Gulf. but while there are some Of our
floating batteries esll manned and equip
ped. in lhe immediate vicinity Of Vera
CRUZ there sppesrs 10 me bot slender
chance for he Mexican Gag 70 become
distinguished co the high seas.
The sgeney or the psymeat Of the
Mexican debt 10 Great Britain has been
taken from lie house Of LIZARD in Lou
don. aud giver 10 Schneider & Go.
There % no' a Particle Of INF, nigence
ssouI Santa Anna. lie appears % be
qui'e forgotten in The prevailing excite
meni.
We copy from Tie clip furnished 70 us
BY the : BE-" lie following account Of
ahulher Earthquake in The cry Of Mexico
on The 10Th inst three days after The iOr-
msr one. and which appears 10 have been
very destructive.
ANOTHER EARTHouAKE.-0ur readers
doubtless remember the details which we
published Few days since, Of irighiul
destructive earthquake which was exptri-
enced 81 Mexico on the 7lh insi. We
have now 10 add repetition Of This sw-
Iul disaster IN the cspiisl on The l0,h
inst. Al examination oI.ihe papers has
failed 10 enable Ne 10 discover nsny de.
tails Of The snUun, Of ruin and dssclston
occssioned By This eontulsion. but from
the laci that the journals unile 10 describ-
ING ne effects ss terrific, We presume The
destruction must lave been grea'. The
Disrio Of the lHh sistes thai the earth
quake occurred abost 10 o'claek, A. II.
and lssted for.y sec6nd,; that i, orerlhrew
mahy new buildings. and many oihs,s
that had escaped The former sisiisfion;
that most Of The inhabi,sn,s had been
stricken with terror. leiithe ir houses, and
took refuge In The open fields and pubic
squares, passing The night without sh.lsr
and in the utmost ccnsleruslion. The
:" veracruzano" OF the I4,h inst, sls,es
that private letters furnish gloomy pic
ture Of the desolaiion iha, has fallen upon
Mexico. The Ilesperia' Of the I2,h
states that tie earthquake Of the 10Th
completed the destruction the cupulo nl
Santa Domingo and S.n Ffsnrisco. Bot
Tor The shortness Of lis duration, the en-
IRE city would have been laid in ruins.
Mexico did not suffer slone. The shock
was Il II IN q number Of towns and villa
ges within radius OF several honcted
miles. Al PUebls. The earthquake vas ex.
perlenccdCn the 9Th. about 4 &C 'ock. r. NJ.
but IT'S effects y ere comparatively slight.
Several churches wcre injured, and many
pritate edIfiees we're greatly damaged .
'hoogh none were absolutely destroyed.
EARTHouKE IN MExioo!-zi severe
earthquake was experienced in Tie civ az
Mexico, on the 9Th Of last mouth. The
account says that fifty Two minutes pas,
three O'Clock, p. NJ. the oscillations BEGAN.
slight at first and then stronger. Thedi
reeilon the mntioR. appeared 10 be north
and south. II lasted about two minutes.
The shocks were terrible; nothing like
lilem were ever experienced l,efnre. and
The Condition Of the buildings too surely
proves the absence Of all exacqeralian.
The editor Of the Mexican paper says:
- 1t is impossible yet 10 ascertain the ex- /
ent Of destruction. Not house ar door
ontbearsthe marks ofllIis terrible calamity. i
Many Of them are cracked and greatly in |
ared, others entirely fallen. San I.nrcnsa
Z, 2 MiseFicordia, Ionpeaie, Zapo, and
Victoria streets, and the Grand stree, have.
suffered. - aqueduc,s we're