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THE PILE s.!
Il CURE FOR LIFE GU.4R.A.A'TyE,Dy
DR.. Uphams internal Rene

H% me cure ct Plies, inflammation ofMc
L1oeF ana Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness
1n" OfcTdt'0n Of the Stomach, Bo,rcis.
nt0"egs and BLADDER MRommuio,. and
.nt'c"'t0' Hhenmdfism; MpH,itg OF Blood
"f"c"ess md Inflammation of tbe SHINE
T GnG J9r me Reiig Of .Nmyied Ladies
IInE W" ETABLE PILE ELEC1UARY
pbrs;e omIou IS ~ Dr; A. Upham,a distinguish
pnySlclan OF New. York city, is The nm : a.il,r
success ful remedy for that da, oeTo,a 'I" -y
ttesslne complaint, the PILES, eyeIof9 t, -
America public. e'o"tIeu t"tnc
Oo MARX lar ms II is an INTERNAL REMEIy-
case q. Pes WI appnnr alton, ana viii eut aDv
eu<u y, nGs' eIther Shedding or Blind. In,ernof
or eSteIrna; and probably The oniv i,ne ,hn.
VIII herels no mistake abnu, !, J, - 'lia'
avecnre-speedy and pe,montn, II IS oIlon
o"noen I me creme 10 take. and improves The
Eaeh oox contains twelve doses ntS 10 o,s
pefo9se, Il is very mud in ms orerat. on ara
may oe taken IN cases the mos, acr,. ,,,Gan,
.i WIN ont danger. All eAIcrraia,nl1cn-
n"S are IN me highest degree drsa recall H. in
tnre Of Tho % H0 ohehs'" ana from the ,eiv ma
me Red,clnr attacks The dix. 's =, az Us
ana REMOVING THE CAUSE, re" nd sr" he
cure CERTAIN ant PERMANENT 's''e'S '"e
.Al,bnnd Ia An MMATORY DISEASES
prepared tor he cure of Pr, ,"oS originally
!iseli to be Medicine far sn,,.ti,, = nas proved
IN an diseases of an inhamma,"r,' ~ hh others
WIN defermInatlon oi blood 10 INV rnhracier,
Of tbe ,g"n ~ namna ton and Cneuar
ana 1Iceratiun otthe Stomach R"' Soreness
n n1 b'adder; IN Ihflammatnrv Nv eIS T. 'dn' Ns.
nme",l,dusm' II is the BIUT Mcdir,ne ',r1c"Iai
Far I NJ I,,Isl1'! OF THE BLOOD 1870.
TOT an impurities ol the BIo,,I 49,;
'the imprGdent use of Mercur, n' arising from
' ,n al. Diseases of the Skin n,I nS' causes;
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Fashionable .Zgiyllueru

nj ISIS b. DOWD would take this method to
1'l inform her friends that she has just re.
turned from NewYo with beautiful and
extensive assortment Of straw and silk HATS,
VIZ China Pearl. Adelaide, Victoria, &c.. sc
Also Zephyr, gauze and glasade Ribbons e, gauze
and lace Wells; Muslin, cambric, and lace In
settings and Edgings; French worked Collars.
KID, silk, and Lyse thread Gloves and Mitts,
Fancy Combs, Steel Beads, Zephyr worsted
PEI loraed paper, and variety Of ather articles
she thanks her friends for past patronage, and
would respectfully invite them TO call anG ex.
anime for themselves.
Norfolk, April %. 1916.
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HARVEST DR1NK.-As the whiskey bot
tie has been elected from our harvest
fields, we will repeat our receipt of last
year for Harvest Beverage. Mix witt.
nve gallons of good cool water fresh lrom
the well or spring. half a gallon of Mo-
iasses, one quart of Vinegar, and one
ounce of powdered Ginger. Tn mak,s
an agreeable and safe beveraye-nn..
which, without exciting acts as greatly
invigorating stimulent, refreshes he svS
tenn, and imparts renewed energies to liz.
muscles. Repeat II at short intervals
through the day, and you may RELY on j,
that your hands will get through their
work with much moro comfort to them
selyes--and what is not an unimporlan n,
point DO more Of it. See tina, in addition
60 this beverage. they get snack or han ch
% IL 0'cl0ck.-i6.
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- -NHo~@D~
+ CLARKE, M. D. F. R. S. and M. r. M. S

r CLARKE, Nj d. f. r. S, and M r. MS.
y London. takes this opportunity to inform
his friends and the public generally, who may
need his professional aid that for the greater
convenience OF Numbers Of his patients, he
has removed to East HartianG, Conn.,, where
in the course Ct his regular practice as ply
stefan, he can be consulted at all times unon
the cure Of Cancer, Scroiula, or Kings Evil,
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Fistua, and all cutaheous
Diseases, Consumption GStbe first and second
stages, Rheumatism, innammatory or chronic.
of long standing. Calculi or distractions in the
urinary passage. Also bA1lng al The Lungs,
Asthma, etc. .... ....
J Z confident Of his ability in the cure Of
the above diseases. ha'i ing had close ipiiv.s =. :.
cy and frequent converse with scme.., ge
principal physicians in Loadon. S-se.Ksnips-
Haliord Bart NJ D, Sir Ashley Ctnor ens ncve
NJ D.. DR. AberneihyI DR. Carr, FoF the party
hmself and soictsihe Iavors and Jh 70 CSC t6l
cure the confidence OF conniding rnbigHikans.
Con, post pail
April ~, 1916. "A
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NOTICE

TNHE Subscriber has on hand and continues
Il to manufacture, C.fRRLaGES ard
W.4GG OJN'S, at his stand three fourlhs of a
mile west of the Court House, which he will
sell at reduced prices for cash or approved Gre
DIT; his work is made of he best of material.
and by experienced workmen. rHe is moi IN.
der the necessity of proving before the Hon,
County Court that he can paint as we'll as peo-
pie IN general-he wilt let the public Judge Of
his work for themselves I
All orders for Carriages and Wagons execu-
ted with neatness on short notice
~ Is. The subscriber has the right for hang
ngcarrlage and Wagon bodies on spiral springs
which are superior to elliptic srring s for bust
ness Waggonson account of lightness and dura
h'l'ty. 10 pounds of spiral spring will CARY al,
much weight as 200 pounds of elliptic spring.
which makes considerable difference in the
weight of Wagon.
WILLIAM LORD.
Litchfeld, March 14th, 1916, a.
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TOLGER's OlOSAONIAN,
ALL- HE.AL.N'E B.4LSa1E-

Ill., HEALING B.4LS.d.M
II has proved itself TO be the best medicine ever
offered to the public. Thousands have already
tested its virtues, and have never found it to fail
III curing the diseases for which it is recommen-
ded. Nor do they have TO wait long in order to
know whether il will he productive Of good eff.
fects, they are assured thatif
ONE BOTTLE
produce NO GOOD EFFECTS upon the sufferer, 90
hotties will not, and II is not therefore ne less nv
that they should spend their money in vain.
Bewa of a Sigh Cough.
Although i: is passed owe. as unimporiant, il
will s"on become seat ed-Consumptio follows
in its wake. Take heed to a pain in Me s;de
and soreness in the chest, especially if attended
with aising oil Mucous, sirenked with Plood-
These are dangerous symptoms; but thew are
quickly and effectuay overcome nv the above
remedy. Ask the sufferer from that distressing
complaint,
Asthma,
what he thinks of FOlper's Olosaonion. ~ An
Healing Balsam, and he win tell you he canno,
Difficulty OF Breathing. Cough. and Tight ness of
The Chest. gives quiet and refreshing slumher.
and does for the Asmatic what no other aemedv
in the world will do. Witness the case Of H.
ry Jackson, 18th street, William Bond The VIII.
known Boston Cracker Baker, Brooklyn; Mr..
"INIUStuS tIuupNUuf WIS be|I, MOPFiSfOwo
N. J.; Mrs. Lucretia Wells. 1922 Pearl s,res, .
w C Gowan, Woodstock, Ulster county md
Mrs. Archibald, IS White st. ""'
RAISING OF BLOOD
is eflectnaly checked by this remedy. whom 81
other means have failed. Hundreds of CASE
might he related, where persons in The CITY rae
heen given up, and pronounced as mas, hnns ,..ho
have heen restored by this great remeJy ~ liz
enjoyment of health. Mrs. Thouhmrna aso
Monroe street; Dennis Kelley, &c Water s,ree,
Charles Roberts, III Canal street: Henrv -
bon. 1919 Rivin.ton ST. and hundreds Of Others
who have used the RENE dy, can testify n ,hs
ruth of the above assertion. ~
Beware OF usina only
PALLIATIVE REMEDIES.
They lned into apparent security. bu, the rroo
ress Of the disease is unchecked, and deaIh en-.
sues. Resort at once to this Great Remedy and
Won will not be disa appointed IN yonr homes.
Fur sale a. lO6 Nassau street one dnor .bove
Ann, and at Mrs Hays, l29 Fulton street Brook.
vn.
Fur sale at the Drug Store, Li,ch6eld. Seth
Thomas & Sou. Plymouth Hollow: III; Cmr,;s. |
Wa'ertoVn; f. LeavenwOrth, Wa,erhnrv: r !
WadswOrth & Co. New Harlfnrd; ~ s, Wood |
lord, WInsted; james G. Swift, NoTF,lk. WI. |
'",'ville; A. Miles & Son, Goshen j p. Porter
Vest Cornwall; p. Wheeler, Furnace VILLAGE
Brewster & Page. Falls Village John FrankI;n
canaan F, Fish, Salisbury.
lieut. S'"' W. S%Ss
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ATIke IoTner stand Of stiles d. Wheeler
N may be lOund general assortment OF Dry
Gods. Groceries. Provisions. sc. The stock
hiss been largely replenishsd daring the week.
and will continue to be through the season
ali which will he sold for cash, barter or apPrO.
we'd credit at The lowest living profit or advance
from cost, All old patrons Of the former g.
tabiishment are invited to call, and new ac-
Quaintances are respectfully solicited. Fresh,
Salt, Smoked, and dried Meats, and various
kinds of fresh and sailed Fish, will be furnish
ed during the season.
A team will 60 regularly to market once and
twice week. Best brands of Flour will be
delivered to families in the village at reasona-
BILE prices.
STILES y. WHEELER, Agent.
Litch6eld, March 81. Z
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from ssssN Dress Foundry.

HE Subscribers having commenced the
Il business OF Casting Brass, in connectlo,
ings, either lrop or Brass, will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to. All pas.
laVors gratefully acknowledged by
AZ J. DARLINGTON & son.
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He did 1--we 10 see his wife's pleasant
face again. .
Al the surrender of Louisburg. l745, he
was only captain. In 1855 he was for
his bravery promoted, and commanded
8 colonel against the French and Indians
nder Baron Diaskau at lake George,
'vhom it is said Pomroy wounded, cap
urcd and treated with great humanity,
with which the French general was SO
ulenscd, that he gave Col. Pomroy gold
'Ialrh at subsequent period Col. Pom
10y wore this watch at the battle of Bun.
i.er Hill. This watch il now Supposed
to &c owned by DR.. Pomroy OF Stock.
brig, Mass.
In l775,' June 18th, Col. Pomroy start
cd I. Boston to participate 10 the defence
Of bis country. He rode to Charleston
nc' < and dismounted, because he did
no, link il considerable TO expose val.
ubia borrowed horse TO the cross fire OF
the British ships and floating batteries.
Being dismounted, and standing upon
terra frma, he rushed across the neck on
foot despite the shower of cannon shot,
with whole skin, and met Putnam who
is said to have exclaimed in surprise,
What Pomroy, you here III be bound
if you'd not burst out of your coffin. If
you should smell gun .powder.' Pom.
roy took command of the left wing of The
troops, and in conjunction with Present.
and Warren, bravely maintained his DO.
sltion at the battle of Bunker HILL until
every charge of powder was expended.
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NO DECEPTION!

Not week passes away without we have to re-.
cord some Of the most astonishing cures of
long continued Asthmn, lncipient Con.
sumption, Bleeding oil the Lungs,
Bronchitis, Difficulty Of Breathing,
and the various diseases TO
which the Lungs and
Throat are subject,
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HATS

HATS.
THE subscribers have Just re.
" l. ceived from New York, Nu-
u ! tire Silkand Pearl Cashmere Hats,
M% Of the Spring Fashion. They also
N intend to keep on hand general
assortmen; of Hats of their 0,cn manufacture.
all of which they will sell on the most reason.
able terms. The patronage of their friends and
the public is respectfully solicited.
KILBORN g. BRAMAN.
Litch6eld, April 10, 1s46.-47
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Geese Feali,ers.

'iiE suhscTiherShav, made q. rranre-
- meHis Io kcePH CONSTANT sup g = a
hrsirateariicle oi Geese EeA iRcv.s
--seleced and packed viii grciI,,I, hv
ourselves in packages ironI pot 5Olbr
and viii furnish aiall times AZ .y onnn,i,v
from 20 to 1000 lbs. of a qunn;i, tLev
witt warrant to be rs good The hest
at as low prices as can be purchaser n
equal quality in the state. =
s. e. l.. HURLBUT.
Winchester, le46.
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1t has proved itself TO be the best medicine ever
offered to the public. Thousands have already
tested its virtues, and have never found it to fail
in curing the diseases for which il is recommen-
ded. Nor do they have to wait long in order to
know whether il will he productive Of good eff.
fects, they are assured that il
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Copy of letter of Seth POmrOy to his
wife-Uerbatim ei hberdtWR.
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Li,chfeld, 1876.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-30
TIVE Great Victories over the Sikhs-
Termination of the War in India.

Since the despatch Of our paper by the
Unicorn, our advices from bombay in
form Us Of two more gteat battles having
been fought in India between the British
and Sikh armies, both terminating in dc.
eisve victory to the former. The first
was under the commanded SIR u. Smith,
and the latter Sir II. Cough. which was.
perhaps, one Of the most bloody of re-
cord.
In Sir Henry Smiths battle, the whole
army Of The enemy has been driven head
long over the difficult ford Of broad IL
yer; his camp, (56 pieces,) baggage.
stores OF ammunition and Of grain-hIs
all, in fact, wrested from him by the re-.
peaied charges Of cavalry and infantry
and in that of Sir Hugh Coughs, the
Sikhs los, 10000 men and SIS pieces of
artillery.
- The English had 400 men Killed,
thirteen Of whom were officers. Her
aajesty's sd and 62nd regiments suf.
fered enormously. General Dicke and
Brieatlier Taylor are among the dead.
The accounts which go out by this
packe, confirm the particulars OF two bril-
liant actions with The Sikhs; one fought
by Sir III, Smith, with the Sutiei, near
I.nodianah; aud the other by Sir n. IIar-
dinge and Sir Hugh Cough, with the
main body Of the enemy on tho margin
Of the same river at Ssbraon. In both
these engagements the arms of the Brit
ish forces reaPed new laureIs, and inhic
ted terrible re,ribuiion on the natives.
The severe thrashng Of the Sikh for
ces by Sir III. Smith, has been consum-
mated by the total defeat Of the main bo.
dy by the Governor General Of India and
the Oommander-in-chef. The loss of
the Silks in this engagement is estimated
ut from 10000 TO 10000 men; that of
the British in killed and wounded a, IN.
wards of 1000, amongst whom is large
number OF Officers. The action com
mcnced in the morning, and the work Of
destruction had closed by eleven O'clock
in the forenoon.
DIR tlugh Gongh's account Of this bat
lie proves il to have been, while it lasted.
one Of the most terrific on record. Un-
like the able manWuvering nj SIR Henry
Smith, this affair seems 10 have owed its
success to the daring intrepirIity of our
men. who stormeh the encmy's entreneh-
menls, bayone,s in hand, defended, as
they were. by 10000 Sikhs, and 20 PIE
ces Of Artillery.
The slaughter was immense, for our
troops braved the cnemy's fire by roserv-
ing their shot until they got within hi.
entertainments. The horrors of war are
painted with appalling power in the few
brief sentences Of the victorious COM
mandrr. The action terminated in the
! complete route of The caemy, the capture
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-30

4 ,,is ssn., aaa sl.s loss a ials esuP aal
Thss - enieI , var, IrsPesling lhs
Of NJ irh . gosa deal Il
snxiesr nol nnnalnrsliy PFesailsd--aWaF
larrea npon - ~ The Pfrnliar rElgfneirs
II ne rgse: lrrm which &c rsuld not
.h,ink. hnl 20 nhirh - ID masa -
preslous PrrPaFslions-psed 10 adequate
IoresigLl.
An salll sacrifice lO'k plsee On lie
Sullei, in sllrmpiiEg 70 cross which. our
,,ooes moved down thousands n ihs
ayiav &c, q, 4 those uho escaped The ere
we're LfewneJ IN the slTtam. j his air-
,ory has put the finishing stroke 10 The
var. II has bropghl The s,Ahs 10 their
sense.-to llrir knees-snd shsy ere naw
hun,ble suppliranis for our nfFTy anil
lnrbearanre. They haze sgfe.i - pay
: miilion and hall sterling. IN The come
| nf four years. towards The expenses II
he ar. tie payment 10 be enioTeed By
the occupation &C Lahore.
Sir Roben Peel. on The evening ri
Thursday, proposed vote of thanks b.
The Indlan army, Ehirh he did in Ii
highest siroin Il eloqnence and impas.
SIGNED ies!ine. The beauty Of lie eulO'
~ was in fine harmony with faeis and
truths. The CommanlFr-in.Ihief and lhr
Hngernor General are 10 be elevated ID
The Peerage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-30
Arrival of the Caledonia
Srffcn Days Later.

The steamship Caledonia. Capt, Lott
arrived II he wha,r At Boston, "n Men
day. having made the passage l'om i''''
erponl in 10 days.
The mos. important items O( ini"rma-
lion are ,ha, Sir Robi. Peers new Tarlll
nil has passed its second reading in tie
House. and rhal hy another victory over
the Silks in India. the British have sub
dued lha. people entirely.
The depression in the Money Market
and among Commercial circles, is even
more lamenlable than at previous adTi-
ces.
Ills ExrelIency Mr.. MoI.ane. the 4
merican Minister, was prevented by in.
disposition from attending the Queen's
Drawing.room ON the 10Th ult. but Mrs
/ McI.ane. the lady Of his Excelency. was
present. and also n Secretary Of Lega
lion. Mr.. Ganscvoorl Melville.
j Extensive and formidable Qualifications
are in progress at Hare and Cherbourg
and other maritime places.
>. A free trade league has been formed u
France.
Umlike Prepdraiions.-The greaie'
activity continue in all the dock-yards i
England, and the recruiting for the arm
} is sill going on with great spirit; GOO
/ soldiers were ordered to lndia, 5000
which were to proseed by the overlan
, mail route, There is a rumor currer
! that an additional number will proceed
: Canada,
, NeaL:.. ---------r-~':-g tho 0rasa
/: Question had transpirod since the sailin
, of the Unicorn.
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cay ) e aAYs sinee. IfIhs Poos lrllaw.
20 uham lhey see cent doss cot slrep
inssighirap III he gsss thsse, hls heal
all ~ ed. II i inTo-ribls g. lie
lepsriaaeas IN nA 10 fRiang nwners
i..r tie comparatively EalRsless things
.is.t 80 sscs Es - night esPs. T.hbess.
gaEisEs. sios kings. sisys, busllss. A..
A.. snd hey are he Eei, re IhfOwn in,o
;he reesp'selr Of s.,Lirgs lisa % each. ?
sad = prely BET i Of ish'' there Is ~
ID TsrefI ,slf, ven may dePFnd.
In re sasts, sEIsngsd sEd lshsllel faI
ihe purpose. are tie legal documeri. found
in letters. These ere numerous. ard Inn
back fsr . long TERN 81 yeaTs. They sse
mast carslu'ly preserved. The beneficial
policy Il this preservation has bern often
Iiusiraasi. sni most sirk'ngly -, only
the rIler daT. A gsnisman IN di,saai
Slsie, yFele the S"Periniendenithai sogs
seven ~ s'gh' wears sga. large package
II most sslaable PspsEs hsd h,ea lost
ihrongh the PasI 0flics. They Iugolse
The right u lsrge esisis. 10 he could
net fal then, he would be ire r'cFsb'y
ruined, End begged him 10 saa,ca in The
Department Tor ITEM lie I'D 81. lie
TOLD me th.I the l:'st case he opened. under
\ Iils e ether Psyers, he saw a large
paekag~, answering the description. lie
took 10 out. snI il was n. sery pagers
wanted. They had slept ;hsrs quietly
for years. Tie postage was about clio
-snd they hsj originally. by some mis-
Iske, failed of their righGul owner. The
The package had been carefully pressrV.
Ell. AMI the owner VS. peruniarily saved.
Ihsse given you bul faint description.
sitter all. ri this interesting poFilen { the
General Post Office operations. My leI
ter. however, has reached . prudent length.
and | must stop. Inc. genileDsn who
supsrlr tends this wing, 10 Jere. Q'Brien,
ESQ. Of Brunswick. in our County. lie
has been here about ten months. TO
his Pnli'eDess | Ess much indebted, IN
my Ohservs'ioBs.~ have heard his een-
lena ly department spoken Of BY others
in this connection. lie 10 fine specimen
Of The New England gentleman, and am
happy to record his success 10 obtaining
place in this Department.
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Arrival Of The Steamship UAiossa
Eisls ~ lssE - 4 -
re Steamship. LnicoIn. az e =
Da,aon Il ahrre o'clerk O. fFaaay 49,
- 80 ~ ne9s Nv her was imilesa'
,,rly expresseil - PhllaarlPhia. an ifela
,l,Fsss i BslsimoEe. b. sPeelal M is
SCI a Sslarlsy evening ipT me bsi'Ai'"'s
Sun. ....a...-
The Rasllsh underwriters haze asres-
L. ;r,rosaeel = clause into their pol'eles'
s;,,in- ,hsi hey 10 not insure ssssns'
.sp,ugs. Of distraction b. any enemy
Irt,er. lrom Persia announce INST me
.lalrra i making lTighlfnl raEages N lie
in,erior of Asia. This seonIge. Mh'.h
has Unveiled laroush cahOol, has already
nqneIra,cI nearly = lar - Trhran.
Tie revelation in Poland has hrel
checked. and tie Auslrlshs have iaAe'
pnssessioa Of cTacOW. -.
The Cotton market. aiirr al. has ram
ed hut little, saws ihe European Times.
The lalesi reports from the manuisein'
inc districts sre. We regret IN STATE, Of a
unsatisfactory eharaeler.-A Leeds
small business j. doing.
Within The last day or Iwo' however
\ rather better feeling seems 10 have gs.i
"a ground. and the general opinion II
tina, The worst stage ef The reigning STA:
nation has passed. and that \ li'elleF u
siness liae il close al hand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-30

From China. The latest overland
mail to England brings adviccs from Can
Ton to January 81, ten days later than the
sailing of the Rainbow, which arrived last
week at New York. The last instalmcn'
Of the Chinese indemnify was paid, and
by the terms of the treaty the English
we've to evarua,o the Island of Chusaa.
But the Chinese had refused the admiS-
sion of foreigners into Canton, who ne
Pelicd with stones, piled up at the gates
for the purpose, if they attempt to enter.
A notification in The Government paper
mtimaies that Chusan will be retained
until the city is opened, and that dcS'
patch from Sir John Davis TO kcying, The
Chinese Commissioner, gave him notice
of this determination.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-30

rIexico-By late arrivals from llav.
ana. both at Philadelphia and Baltimore.
we have reports that Santa Anna hadbce
sen, for TO return to Mexico, and was i'm
medialely to take his departure for Vera
Cruz.
One letter, received at Philadelphia anil
ds,ed at Havana on The sGh instant, says:
"A British steamer from Vera crl
arrived last night. Mr.. Slidell and tho
American Consul Ut Vera Cruz had leIt'
Messrs. Almonie and Zangronis came W
as passengers, and il is said Santa Anna
will soon return there"
Another letter, received Al Baltimore,
Of the same date, says:
1.-THE Mexican steamer arrived here
last evening. Gen. Almonie came pas.
senger in the steamer. and immediately
-" landing vent to Santa Anna. with
whom he was closcted for several hours.
| understand they are on the eve Of an.
other revolution in Mexico in favor #
Santa Anna, and that he will learc for We.
"a Cruz in the steamer this evening"
Though The foregoing reports do moi;
correspond " ih the tenor of letter trans.
rerred to our columns from The 81 Unlon"
on Saturday, vet their probability is sus.
tanned by verbal intelligence brought by
passengers who left Vera Cruz at noon
Of the 81 instant. and reached New Or.
leans on the lIIh. They state that re.
volgiion agains, Paroles and The Monarch.
cal party. sustained by the Republicans
and the friends Of Santa Anna. was on the
point Of breaking oil al Vera Cruz, with
every prospect Of success--indeed, il was
expected that the explosion would take
place on the afternoon # the day on
which they left. II is further stated, on
the same authority. ,ha, the Government
! troops at Vera Cruz had been seduced by
the revolulionIs,s, so that hey would not
act agains, them, and that Santa Anna
! was daily expected from Havana.