The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-10

Fl Mentor snd Diaria DEL G:aaisrne l. he
s.h int. Tless lilss are hlisd with IN
frtssing ilfarmsiior. sd ARE shsy 10 be
runsids ~ 4 lsla inds i - lie popular mind.
lhsy sonld 60 10 she's thsl Tie " gar sps-
an 10 10. rsssing daily. and llas ns~ msa.
suus are constantly hril Z sder'td 10 car.
~ en- lie wsr silh igor ard pssfeser-
snrr. Almssl ssery NJ MIR 81 he Mex
can journals 10 6llee siaL sprssls 10 The
people sud 10 The sltheIiliss. ussirg &c.
iior-pIenPI and insfsssnI eelsnsiss &C.
unn.
The papers rnmP'sin tiilrrly oI The
rnune pursued By he mtnhers Il lie
Mexican eerRrsss--n any ol u em lIIon
cir 10 Ten each day. wsHn po'Ird ,irk--
shnai - many, or NOR. Hnuldnoi attend.
ard II lssi srrauI Il - me i6 Or ~ mem.
beEs Lad lsil tie rsplIsl s,lhoui lirensr.
The Sppieme Gotsrnmaht appointed
q epmmiIiee 10 raise mnhsy By fsbseriP-
tIon, for The purpose al "a, ins The sspsn.
sts OF Tie ssr. There were several thou
sand names on the lisi. and we see
amounts from III rents Ia $1,000.
Don Manuel Mnniano has been sp.
poinmd BY the Government. Chisfof lie
Gusnllas oil Tblanrit 60. and oIlhs I.lancs
de Apsn.
The Republican, Of the s,h inst. ssys.
that b. hitter from orizaba Of the 4ih.
Ifsy we're ,nisrmsd lhsi Zen. Scuti WAS
sick ., Jslara. and would mol move 'os ards
Puetle until the commissioners IRON the
uniHd Sisus. tearihg the proportions nj
pssre. would reach heafqusrlers--i that BY
that tine he wnuId have the nerssssry
reinforcement. The lensr also STATES,
that besides Ivo wagon loads OF supplies
nhirh The d" gueIrrIeros" had captured
nom The Americans on The road. they had
also taken 100000 in guild. The same
letter says that tie forces under Santa
Anna we're rapidly increasing. and that
" bic exec llency" vas only waning Tor
the money Which he had s.ked, in order
to begin his operations.
A letter from Durango, dated goth
April. ss,s The I" Yankee tDonirhsn's
remmand) had cun,eImarehsd Ia chi.
hushus, on account Of indulgence ~ ceis-
ed by them ihs, lie New Mexiesns and
d" Pssenos," tna,isss OF III Psso.) ,ogr,h-
er with The barbarous tribe Of Nsbsjoe
Indians, headed by The clergy men, had
commenced IN intiscIininste slsushi.T
on all Americans in Tie place. This in.
surfecnon 10 ssid 20 have bsen 90 gent rsl,
ths, even The women were in il, and en-,
acted . conspicuous part IN ruitHs The
tlfosis Of the " rsxans." II was also re.
ported ,hs, those ve,y msn, Il cling tiatsd
with Il e result. ~ere marching to~ ard,
Durango. in order 10 svenge The outrage
OF Chihnahau.
Gen. Bravo published decree on, The
9th int. ordering every person having
! iwn or more horses in his possession, "a
deliver one OF them 10 the crmmisssry. 81
before The expiration oil The 9th dag. Tie
prices To be paid Tor The same were. sci
down al from sl2 10 $50 per head-snd
in case the horses delivered should no, be
FL for use. the owners would be compel.
led to replate them With good ones.
BY .noiher dertee Of The same date,
General Brave (sentral.ih-chsI of The
Central Army.) orders all ri,izens from
Is Ia GO years Of age, 10 tnls, al the
shortest no,iee. aud be prepared 10 pre-.
sent ihe mstlves armed aud equipped.
shen they should be called upon.
I'll Monitor Of The 4ih. say. That the par.
iizans of Santa Anna have sent commits.
sioners to The different States. in order 10
obtain ,oies Tor him 10 be elected PIesi-
dent.
The same Fsrer asserts that General
CsnalIzn had received orders to give up
the command Of The csvalty, and proceed
TO The capital.
I'll RspnbIIcsno OF The 4,h. says the,
Notwithstanding the ministry had promit.
ed 10 conr,-mar.,al CansIizo. he It'll com.
manded The cavalry. He flight al Germ
Condo during the battle. and his failure 10
cover The reirea. .f the Mexicsns, were
notorious. aud We, he is unpunish. d.
whilst Artists has been perseru,ed for The
loss Of the b4llle oil Rrsscs. which was
caused by The faults Of .:hers; ~hen. 100,
u 10 well known that Ar.ts Vas tie Isst
10 leave The field OF that dlsas'rous battle.
and remained in The rear constantly, pro-
secting the retreat OF The army. =
General Santa Anna has been ioinf d at
Or'zsba by Genersl ID. Francisco Peuz.
with forcs Of $40, and also by Gems.
Bri,,o and Baneneli. with 800 infantry aud
park Of artillery. Gen. Alror.s. " hv has
succeeded Cansl.zo in the roum and oil
the cavalry, il sui al ChslchironuIs. with
1900 cavalry and 200 dragons from Vera
Cruz, under Col. Cenobio. There are
already 500 men here, and guerilIas are
forming rapidly. Two wagons. with
goods. have been taken by the Mexi~sns.
which gives grea, encouragement, and Joy
TO the poor fellows " no are shuking about
Onzsbs.
Santa Anna has had a battery Of artille.
~ mounted under command of Col.
Aguado. Santa Anna needs onlv nonry