The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14


Ahsut tso h1Hdrtd sick have hsea re-
esissd Inio The hnsI it'll sinre Sundsy.
One hsudrsd and 'hluy srrlssd from c.
nsERa. and he Itmslndsr ssFs IsI. b.
lie 3D. aad 4ah llilnni. rfglmen,s in break.
ing up heir sneaDPmsnis 10 commence
The march lur TsmPieo. DE-. Wright has
had his bsHds foil loT the lasi -four months
tile numhsr IN hospital a.srsgng iron
ihses 10 six hundrsd during Ihls psuod.
and u shows him pus.esssd of more Than
common energy and industry 20 have
mansgsd 80 successfully lie complicated
dvIies Of bis Department. Dealhs ATE
much lees frsqusnl IN hosp lal now Than
curing the fall sud sumner months, and
psIieHIs are ill doing VIII.
The editor Of The Flag holds The fol-
lowing language in relation 10 The move
meni al iroaIs:
The ID and 4Ih Illinois regiments broke
up their rnesmpmenIs AZ lLIs place on
Monday last aud commsnceJ The march
Tor TsmPIco. II 10 The inien,ion. ~s un-
1ersisEd. 10 form IN sncsmpmenl d Mo.
qusie, . rsnrho about sir leagues distant,
and awsii The coming Of supplies. which
We hesr IL slated will take some 8 or 10
dsys 10 stnd forward. A part Of the Ten.
nessee cavalry segment marched with
then. and The remainder will follow in due
iiGe. The eOmbinsd strength Of the thee
regiments 10 not more Than 1900 men
The two Illinois regiments furnishing li,lle
over hall the nunber, sickness and D, aih
having reduced them ont Third their
orieinal strength. Gen. Patterson stilI
his his quarters in the city, and We caL-
mol venture a statement as 10 any fixed
dsy Tor his departure, such information
not being easily come si--lhe best wsy
io state Il, 10 10 say that he will be of
when he gets ready.--Ii is given out III.
the expedition proceeds first to Yicloii,,
which will leng'hen The march TO Tan pico
ons-iOurlh, and make IL . journey Of near
five hundred miles. But we shall see
what We shall see. We cannot Gomez i've
what everybody is 10 be sent TO Tam pico
for. VIVA, do they in the south when
they should be"-sOme where elsef
A letter in the Picayune, dated S.llillo,
s ARas sseSE s sb en- u from San Luz. po,o,
with Z American prisoners, liberated BY
Santa AIMS, in consideration Of Gen.
rsylor's having Liberated the Mexican
prisoners. | had . consersslion with
Lyon this evening. and have gathered a
few items. He aud his three companions
were captured BY a party Of rsncheros a
few hours alter their regimen, LEFT. and
were bound and taken into Monterey.
There they remained until the csnnonad.
ing commenced, on the 10Th September.
when they were sent on loot under guard
to San Luis Potosi, suffering severely
Cor want of wa;er on the road, aud the
long distance they we're forced 10 mach,
bound together each day. They repre-
sent a grea, scarcity Of water on the route
Al San Luis they we're placed in the bar
racks with the lllh Mexican infantry, aud
very l. ndly treated, the government sllos-
ing Them 25 cents day TO purchase their
prov isions, but The colonel Of The regimen,
gave them rstions and told them 10 use The
money as they pleased. A Mexican sol
der attended to their wants, wnh orders
that he should bring or purchase any thing
they desired. The day before they left,
they were permitted 10 60 through the
city wherever they pleased, with guard
10 conduc. them. Santa Anna arrived
there on the 9Th Of October, and was re-
ceived with grea. display OF m'lt'ry
psrade-the bells were rung. long. loud.
and so hard that great many OF them
we're broken. The enemy were digging
enlrenchments ell around the city. An
outbreak had taken place at or near the
city of Mexico. and seven regiments had
been despalched By Srnts Anna 10 quell
il. The situation OF The Mexican finance
and their went Of means to carry on This
war, is shown by the fac. iha, the SOL
dlers. who had up TO within very short
time received l2a cents every morning.
when these prisoners left. were receiving
bu, CT cents per day. They also head
that Gen. Ampudia was in irons in The
city of Mexico. aud tha, Arista had been
,ele ased. bu, has refused 10 lake par. in
the present contest. They learned .ha.
the lad Hill, who was taken wlth the
M,er prisoners, is living near San Luis.
The proiege Of Count Jursl, The riches,
man IN Mexico. The count lately made
a present oil 1900 head IF horses to the
Mexc n army. These are all The items
OF interest could obtain.
From Tampico. The schr. H. M.
Johnson, Captain Hardy, arrived yester-
day from 'Tampico. having sailed on the
18th instant. By this arrival we are pu,
i'm possession of several Items of interest