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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

LATER FROM THE MO GRAADg.

LATER PROM THE MO GRAADE.
Since 0ss lssl lAsrs have hssn sssessl
sris.h iron The Bsszsv. b. = Ilirh .s
h.ss the Maamosss Flag Of The IIth,
IaIh ~ q 18Th mi.
Much the noel imroslsnl negligence
Dr. Ihis arri Il u eabiaiaed 10 the I0llsw.
rns. iron ihe Flag 81 The Is.h: "~4% +
lalsllIgence wa received on Saturday
llsl. coR6fned since by letters from css-
Ialsa 10 the ON lnsl. that . scouting D n.
~ NJ twsnty-sevsn Tex.ns. CONN sndsd
By C.la. B.y ios, ordered osl by Col.
Abbott. command NJ =, Ce1talvo, 10 seour
the rsuatsy briwerh that post aud Man.
i~rss. In ! fallen in With large body OF
Merrans and I'll betn klll. q boil three.
The Flsg has bseame ssi,siird thar sll
intentions ~ an sdssner lpwsfds San
I.aIs b. TIE column ol ten. Tay lus have
been ab-ndoasd. s..~- s.-'@~.
The Flag ofihs 18th. gises the foIlas.
ing drills oi brutal ouIrsgss romm,lled
By msn in The uaIlorm ol Anesicsa Ca
sslly soldiers.
About . a'el ck ia the night Of The Is.h
ia.,. ap.r,y. Of twelve Amsr,esn,, moua-
nd. and eqaippsd - nur solsa,ser rav.l.
T.Iods into The rancho Of Solieens, about
eight leagues distant f,om this cny, the
inhabitants of sh,ch are IN daily in er-
c"u'ss ~ith %. and under the pt.ience Of
searching f"r srms, catered he dsellings
and pespeirai,d ourages 81 every imagin-
able kind. The msn wsre abused and
forced 10 flee from .htiI houses, The wo-
men were insuiied. their ie~eiry and
triake,s taken IRON shem. aud every
dwelling robbed 81 what money could be
found. One Mexican. sho has made .
itpnft 10 The board ii slcslies Of that city,
sts,es hss loss II over sl50--money that
be had receued from The sale Of wood 10
STEAMBOATS,. -s9 ". @. =
Several other ranchos wers listed by
this party during she same night. but the
inhabitants we're forewstned Of their ap.
proseh. and aed 10 the woods with every
tb,ng valuable they possesad-l.w oI
them have yet senloied 70 return. From
the rancho Of Guadsloope. only ihres
lssgues from here, The inhabitants have
Ikssise ned. aud deem il unsafe 10 re,urr
until come protection 10 afforded The %.
Col. Dssenpori has been iniUrmed o.
these ousrages, aud 10 using proper me.
sufss 70 ferret on. The oiTenters. Wher
sseef.ained. tits 10 BE- hoped . puni,h.
ment due 70 their crimes will be inil,ciss
upoa them. The coward sroundsel.. who
could 90 disgrace The name Of Americas
soldiers, Is 10 insult. abuse. i'll treat ant
rob ansrmed men and helpless womes
will prove p"lnoons 10 battle. and brini
disgrace upon The company 10 which The /,
are attached. The sooner The .Roauel
March" snnonnees their d,smisssl Iron
the service. The better IL will be for ,heil
companions in arms and The country
whose cause they Jisionos. Z 5s L
some Of The jswslry stolen from III
ranchos, ~e are informed, has bsen Dis
posed OF in Tins city. This may lead I,
conviction VI The offenders.
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Notice.

WILL be sold, at the late residence Of GIL
w BERT sTRAYH0RN, decd, on the ga
day Of September. MI his personal property, con
sisiing Of Horses. Cows. Sheep, Hogs, one Wa
gon and Gear, Hay, Oats. Wheat, Fodder, Farm
ing Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
many other articles 100 tedious 10 mention.
ALVlS DURHAM, Admir-.
Sept. l. y 3. 4r s s4--5w
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From the n. o. Delta, as,h inst.
CENTRAL AMERICA.

address Of the President Of Hoadarus. cgiling on
The Mates Of ceafrai Imerica 10 aid The Mr.
leans ia their eoattst ,rih III. United States.
We are indeb,ed 10 our obliging co,en-
ppsry oil la Psttia, for copy Of this i'm
partant document, which we translate fos
The bench. Of our readers:
- PROCLAMATION. *~t#
TaE PHxsIpESr OF Tmk SrATk or HcSDURAs
TO TnK cE>rRaL AMERICANS.
Compsuiols /! Fortune now rules the
destin,es OF Mexico. and men.ces her sons
with d. ISOLATION and txierminauan. The
Nas,i, Americans have destroyed The TO-
ieres,ipg population Of Vera Csuz--hase
possessed themselves Of their effects, and
are now marching upon The 'apisal. We
cannot vet knnw what otker tcslamities
wi sfllsct tina. nation. 5%<4 ri
They are our brethren; their dangers
are our., and their ts,e awaits Us. We
should not ms,ntsin neutrality, " We can
in any manner aid then in their ho; ora
Die Struggle. .t..,.-.- .s W. i; s.. r..>.....x
The entire world should know that the
Honearenos are ready 10 fulfill their do.
ties, Of VIII ,ever nature they may be.
will susisin In the State an honorable
peace. Al oil hazards; but will no. do u
with The sacrifice OF Honduienian honor
for disgraced people are 6t but 10 bea
chains, and 10 suffer with humility .hs
'hrea,s aud tie injuries which the sson
&c, impose. + .@*s@ .a.
addressed myseli.c-dayto The govern
men.s the Republic. making these obser
Vsslons IN order thai, II IL shall be deeme'
expedient. We may, il !. 10 possible. atfar'
AID. or .. leas, man,fes, our favorable dis
Positions 10 llielr, cause and 20 l.ber'y.
DIVISION. and ia,ernal fruds have ~
,nsd our Mexican brothers. L ghs mi
lions oil inhabitants, of whom thai natio
" com posed, have been unable 10 def+n
'emsslves against hsnitul OF men, VIII
lave selzsdopon sl,eir 'e.ri'o j and the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

A Monthly sheet.-Ths editor Il he
Communicates - PittsbOrOugh. has izzasd p<ope-
sals &c Publishing monthly sAsei, in sapeF.
royal flio IL rigsi pages. 10 be deyosed almoss
exclusively 10 The eaaae q TemFeEaRcs, At ify
cents PER anRam.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09
WAnsWoRTH, TURNER \ Co
Wholesale Dealers in
DRY GOODS,

No. %, Main ST., Richmond, Va,
A RE now opening, and win continue 70 re-
IA ceise throughout the season, an assortment
Of SPLENDID FANCY. and very large and
varied assortment Of STAPLE GOODS, adap-
ted to, and selected for, the North Carolina and
Virginia trade. They are satisfied that Mer-
chants visiting this market, win find i much TO
their advantage to examine their stock, being do
tcrmined to offer srers judgement presented n
any market. .....+~ ..~..~.@
August ls. tn vs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

The Fayetteville Carolinian gives is readers
an article in relation 70 the entrance Of Paredes
into Mexico, which indicates . freshness in The
editor that viii require no little salt to keep him
fiom spelling. Has he no one near him compc-
tent 10 administer that necessary article in the
shape Of advice I Il j. certainly much needed.
In the face Of the notorious fact that Santa An
ma entered Mexico by the permission Of Presiden,
Polk, the Carolinian, with simplicity enough, asks
of the Wings, il MFR. Polk also gave Paredes a
pass. The Wings will I've at a loss to answer
positively as they are no, admitted to cabinet &C.
cre,s, and there may he great aGfe reasons TO in
nucnce the Presidents mind (as in Santa Anna's
casey which would never occur 10 others; but We
presume the President was so badly bitten in the
santa Anna affair, that he would handy under
take to furnish the Mexicans with another Gene.
ral and his staff We think the Carolinian may
therefore dismiss its fears for the present.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

Death of Gov. DBrr.-The New bed-
fasa MsEeay aaasaness he asash Il Thsnas w.
Dofr. He d. = PfoSilsaoe % Tharsisg she
a6ih sgaiaa This gel.llemaa has heea sea3esel
s0arxkat nslosi0as, tag hnsing lssn sleSird -
reEnnE nnars thx spurious easlssitadon sAaeh mas
sOnss Tine $50 sEirmgAsa - h imposed uPaa lis
eilizsns &C Rho1e ISsni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

We learn, says .he New Orleans BaI.
lrlin. that Gen. Taylor j. not To advance
upon San Luis. but has been ordered 10
deiarh Two regiments Of his troops. with
aul delay, 10 Vera Cruz, for The purpose
Of reinforcing Gen. Seeit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

8aFslaFs.-Ks lsaEn fsaa - Aosh e..
ssaiAiaa. - g soss II ~. G0ssss M.Nria. a
Raysfarils<. rs hraksn ia = FrsaAy nisAa
last. sd sssds = Ghe sHsani q ssssasI hanassd
aaizEa usse sssaaA-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

The Yorkyille, =. G. Miscellany SAYS
that old corn was selling in that neighhnr'
hood Tor thirty i've cents per bushei. The
greatest crops of corn made about there
Ibis year ever known.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

Tornado.-A tremendous Tornado pas
sed through a par: Of Schenectady, N.
n, ON The 2sth nli. proslrating trees, over
turning barns, and carrying away por-
ton oil the roof Of the College.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

"a. substiists tWa Whiss ia the place q
lwa Demoemts, Wh0 SITE repaired 10
base besn elnrlrd. Tie WhiE mzjoHsy
IN he House i eight. willie lie Senate i
lied. ..-.@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

Among Tie ueaIIls hI VaIuaHb HleHs IEIc
name Of Dir. ]. A. Washington. Of New
York, is announced. He occupied high
plare among physicians and Christian
philanlhropisis. DIR. W. had recently re-
turned from Europe, and was arrested BY
death in The midst or bright prospect i
higher usefulness than ever before. lie
was native of North Carolina. but fur
seventeen years a resident Of New foik.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

II is estimated that The losses by plum
der of the u. States trains in Mexico, a
mount 10 5000, 900. This is certainly
large amount. From all The published
accounts. we had supposed that $4,000
600 would cover this business Of the ran.
cheros and the guerrillas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

John Ross wss elected Chief &c The
cherokees II lhe laie election il iheiE na'
lion. He hiss he'll ihe Office II chsel with
anl inlermission since the fall of is2s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

Ch0lera In Russia.-The Paris Con-
siilniinnneI states thal he ehnirra i rag
ing with Intense severity amongstth e Rus
sian Army Of The Caucasus. II has ~
ready sanied M he General. Major No.
waIewski, and Colonel Prince Orhelian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

Heavy Pee. -Daniel Webster receiE'
ell $500 Cor his ll.ree days services n
the Oliver Smith will rsse.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

Col. fell.s remains wefe eonssgnrd .
he iamh. in rayefaeville. Ask.. - ne y
alf. The crtefn0nirs wefe attended by
lnur thousand persons.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

Narah EaroilnIans abread.-is :
'aaara LII No. ! Brsza. ui.s h=s "a hera slse.
- Gssssnox 4 he aale u Tsanesee. : : -.
i've 4 Rsleasa eouusy, ii lhis ssaar. @.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

YeIlow Fever al New 0rleans.-Th

number Of deaths in the city OF New
Orleans. by yellow fever. during the forty
eight hours ending on the 2sd uh. was
eigh,y.seUea. The deaths during HE week
from The same disease, as compared with
the preceding week, show an increase OF
one hundred and tweniy.sevcn.
For the iwenty.fonr hours ending a. Q
o'clock on the goth ultimo, the number Of
deaths from yellow lever was fifty. II
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

The British mail steamer Caledonia, ar
rived at Boston, brings Liverpool dates to.
the 10Th ultimo. 4~e@ @:@@
By this arrival il appears That there has
been farther decline in Bread-stufis, and
that the prospect Is such as 10 render a
ye. greater decline inevitable. The Lon
don money market continued in state Of
excitement and alarm. The aggregate
failures are reported a, two million pounds
sterling.
Among the English manufacturers bnsi
ness wore glonmy aspect. nor was there
any hope Of improvement until the pres
sure in the money market shall have been
abaied. 81" *7.. s~'
The affairs Of Spain continued in a We.
nv embarrassed condition. The Queen
had placed The King under complete sur
VIGILANCE, aud done every thing TO destroy
his influence short Of imposing personal
restrain, upon him. An attempt was late
" made 10 destroy Gen. Serrano, The re-
pu,ed paramount Of the Queen, by sending
a I. petard" TO him through the post office.
In Switzerland the Federal Die. has re-
quired the dissolution OF the Catholic Son.
derbund, as hostile 10 the general welfare,
The accounts from Italy are various
/ the progress Of liberal opinions, particular
| ly in the Papal States, is viewed with
grea, alarm by both France and Austria.
| II T. @e-r 81 ---..--@2a- ~--.,---- F9e' **'*s'
Great Loss Of Life. The ship Shan
unga, from Boston, on the 9th uit., eam'
m contact with the Swedish bark lduna
4 from Hamburg for New York, with 2o'
persons on board. The iduna sank in
bou. half an hour, and one hundred an
seoenfy-,,co persons wen. down n her
4 The new ship Mamleuk, which sale
from New York for Liverpool on the W
|, ult., was wrecked on the 18th, and thu
i ly-five s,eefage passengers and seven Z
|, The crew were washed overheard beior
: assistance reached them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

The last Fayetteville csrolinisn mension<,iai
letter has been Teoeise,l In that place from oIi
kirkpatrick. under date Of Bcuna yisas, Oftir
30,h q July. in which i l. stated that there ven
still about $50 & our Regimen, on the SIGH v.
most Of whom were fraR shs eastern counties,
n h stated that Aajaf.us Baek Inns accepei
an appointment in Gen. cushing's staff in who's.
brigade the North Carolina Regiment will be
This transition &c the services of Adjutant Buel
the writer considers as material loss To the Norll
Carolina Regiment.
Captains Price and Williamson had IN 20
North Carolina, on recruiting service.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

Death Of Slias Wrighf.-1le Hon.
silas Wright died I'd his residence in IAwrence
county, New York, very suddenly Of PoPlery,
on The 9Th ull He was in the SD year Of
his age. and had filed many impor,n, offers
with credit and usefulness. He had ben rep
resen,asive and senator in Congress; snd in his
own state had filed the Office Of comptroller, Sc
nator, and lastly that Of governor, in whid latter
capacity his labors terminated on the firs,day 81
January Last.
Mr.. wigh, has long been identified with the
Democratic party, and had he lived, his insgri.
" and pre-ensinent abilities gave him prani.
hence In the ranks Of tha, party which, in all lro
liability, would have induced them To have mad
him their candidate for The Presidency At the en-
suing election.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

The deaths in the city Of New York
or the week ending 2ist August, were
100.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

Roanoke Rail Road.-We learn that
some $4,000 have been subscribed Tor
stock III the Roanoke Rail Road. Con.
siderable activity. is displayed, and The
ftiends Of the project entertain quite san
gline hopes of success. s. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

Indiana Legislature. The correct Of
fetal returns Of the late election IN India
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

Carmel, Illinois. Mr.. rnelock was hliien
ON the temple by . ra.ilesnake. which he
lifted up in sheaT Of grain, and died ~
three hours afierward.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09
The Charlotte Ran Road.-Upv

The Charlotte Rail Road.--Upwar'ls
T 100000 dollars have been subscribed
fir stock in the Chorlot,e and South Car
dina Rail Road, enough,o secure the char
ter for the company. and meeting Is to
lie held on Thursday The 9th inst. al Char
bite, for the purpose of organizing The
company, dc. p.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09
The south ern Presbyterian.--w,

have received the first number Of religious news
paper with this title, to be issued weekly at Mil
lcdgesillc, Georgia, and edited by the Rev. w.
Baird. II is well printed, aud in all respects ap-
pears entitled to respectable stand among the
religious publications Of the day. The Federal
Union in noticing il, says, that it commences with
respectable subscription list, and that il merits
and should receive the patronage of the whole re-
ligious denomination at the South, whose polity
and interests it is especially designed to illustrate
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

The Election I'm Rhode Isiand.--
At the official election in the western district Of
Rhode Island for members Of Congress, the Locos,
il seems, have elected their candidate, Benjamin
B.. rhurston, over Mr.. Updike, Wing. Two
towns were to be hoard from, but no douhtswas
entertained ofMr. Thurston's elesticn. This loss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

Tlac baptist Ssuardian.-We have
received the first number Of the Baptist Guardian,
published in Richmond, Va, by III. r. Ellyson,
and edited by Rev. .. L. Reynolds. II is to be
issued twice month, at one dollar year. The
second number to appear as soon as suf6cien.
number Of subscribers are procured 10 insure a
continuance Of the publication. |. is well print
ed. and Il we may Judge ofthe industry and ahili.
ty Of the editor by the specimen before US, it will
deserve extensive circulation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

Small Pox.-rhe Abingdon Virg'nian
states ,ha, the small pox has been presa-
lent for some time past in Scott county,
Va. In one portion Of the county alone.
i, is said, that fifty cases have been under
the treatment Of single physician.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09
Conflict Of Jurisaictions.--It

that il is no. vet settled whether Texas
beyond the Nueces, is Texas or not. The
United States Qnartermas,er there, Mr..
Eastland. insists upon United States mil,
itary law jurisdiction, and the Texas self
constituted authorities there, insist upon
having their own jurisdiction. In thi'
conflict of claims there have been serious
difficulties, as we see by correspondence
i'm the New Orleans " Bee" .:a. ..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

Professor Miles commenced course u
Lectures in hi. place On Phrno-Mnsmo,sehny
on Tuesday ryesiing lasi, al the Masonic Hall
Tickets for admission 10 the class may be had o
Mr.. NJ. Al the Union Hotel.
Professor Mics drliyered course Of leeiure
TO class q, our Uniyersity and the following
testimonial As 70 the utility II the art in irnproy
ing tie memay, and 10 the kill IL lhe rroiessOl
was voluntarily given him BY a portion VI ID
class:
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LINCOLN'S Ivy.

n APPLETON 4 co. have Just published
~. Titus Liyus Selections from the trst 1--WE Books,
together with the twentyhrst and twenty second Books
entire chiefly from the text at Aschesk, with English
Notes tor schools snd Colleges BY y l. Lincoln, Profes
-or Of Lain Brown University. vol limo Pnce 81.
This new edition of Lvy viii be valuable accession
10 the extended sf of classical school books which the Ap
peton's have recently Published Fosoms edition has
hitherto been the only M general use and has not
been regarded generally satisfactory n consequence
mainly the paucity of lis notes In this edition PROBES
Lincoln has copious and udlcious selections
from the first FIVE books of Livy made best 10 Illus
frre the romantic character of the early Roman History
and the twcntyfst and wenfy-second books given
entire ahoring thus very interesting portion OF the an
thcnfic history OF the work.
The notes appended BY Professor Lincoln are full,
panaiory, Illustrative aud will aid the student material
rs hs siors They eucdato everything that - obscure
or difficult and render the task Of reading Livy ~ once
pleasant and profitable IN 10 us that this work
must sneedy supersede the editions In use, aud that
n viii be universally used In the Colleges and higher in
situations Of the country II printed in the usual ee-
CANT style Of the classical works published BY the Apple
tons contains maps and plans adding materially TO its
value a school book Courier Enquirer
~ Professors teachers DESTROYS of examining this
work receive copy application 20 the publishers
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DIED:

On Thursday evening the OH inst NOAH Common
In the ilst year Of his sge.
Ills relatives and friends respectfully invited %
attend bis funeral from bis late residence 800 Hudson
a. on sunday next tho l2,h inst At O'Clock. NJ
without farther invitation s remains will be tsken to
Greenwood Cemetery for ntermeni
On the yh inst ELLEN l. only daughter Of William
and Ellen Brown. sged one year and nine days
The friends Of the family respectfully Invited b.
o'clock
Go Thursdsy afternoon. Sept 9, STEPHEN p FOW.
LER, In the SD year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the fsmily, also Oregon
Lodge. No l7o, End Palestine Encampment No O.
T. o. Of O. Columbia Division No 10 ;. OF T and the
Second Universaist Society respectfully Invited b
attend his funeral from the U1iverssist Church In Or
chardst. tomorrow Sunday morning At o'clock
His remains will be taken 70 Eastcheser for iptermeDt