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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-04

ilassira esmnssess ed. EkrrslsHs. dsl
sams sneaas shssh aeeid psy 90 t..rrsss
mrsrhsrdi.e. snd aelss sp.-s 4. . sisli
Is lhe rpsnag. snd ssfyrel a. othsE $50
cot less rlErsriaas lorms ~ isAslion.
Ssnas Aasa - n0s q Ssn issas Pulosi
.iah nvs ICES shsn tarbay 6ss shossaad
@ea. q ne lrnss R.Ttisan. 81 nai @sTr
Ihsn 5000 msD ), NsIa CisE nd Tsa-
psea. he eau maarh has whals insre npoh
si.hsa u alem IN tWo weeks. Ia Ne ssa-
aseF. she's esr ss@s J. ssskrHsd ~ he
rsssges d di.ssss. Jrjseard and hsvkrn.
splnaed ~ LOasly bssials 4 ihtlf ros-
radrs. Who al ssy ~Ith esllaisly shsis-
Yeats all not occur whirh slli sLE0sd
or uhole isad n moGTalAkl
! haze ll.Eoas a0gelher lhese tpgEss-
tons. whlch sIs the Erssl,s 81 marh &C.
&c ion and ssase personal kno. ledge II
NE facts apoa ahirh they are based. No
esd. ssIs-iEig. can srssis lram far pse-
senissiaa al Ihe difficulties = hnh ias b.,
lore -. Il l. bener Ihsi Ihass ditheuhies
should esen BE- easgeersied Than lLal they
should be overlooked OF uadefssled.
An l asked. 10 Ihe xsT Ihsn inlsTmins,
blel l confess. ~i.h s0eh demands 90
our part a. have hess ind,sslsd. can ses
iillle prospeeI &c I.s conclusion. Nnh
wise and ffm men - the head 81 sh.lrs
~ Mexico, q seems % me clear thai che
may pTOusrl % until we shall MI be able
~ prosecute il iaslhrr, al such mea
such crisis ~ 10 The present IN Mtaiso
has. IN I'll lines aud counties. been pro
life. Sooner or l.les. ae shall be iOfrfd
10 Cease seuss operations. We can nfs.
er do 80 more gracefully OF advantageous,
~ ilan now. The country beisesn The
NStRss and The RIO G,ande sss the pru-
ie,seJ object Of lie var. We have nn-
disputed possession Of Ihsi; aud justice
and policy both dictate lll.t ne should
piess . gallant bu, &c, bic and beaten enc
my M lurIher, lei " say how much ~
The vITi,nIy how 10 our possession &c IN
lsnd 10 retain, and le' us be g,nrrous aud
l"rbesIIng III fang the nmes aud con-
f.ss that. IL 1e could even &c, u Tor no
hing, as mairI u( nalIonsl honor |
would prefer 70 pay Cor all Of j, for ~h,ch
sc have 10 heiirI nlle Than the tight 81
conquest, II Mexico sould Then
make pesct--as p,nbsbiy cor ilmr
would no,-acll,e opsraiions
s,en 10 Ihe exlen, - u"
kept up lnsg
and, II peace
lpenses 81 =
aud 81 ~
J unbnn lies
whirh %, "-lh.
Such is I. ~ the gallant AID
good Toy lnr, ~ wise 10 council AMI hu.
name aud msre,iul sflrr ,icloty, ss he ID
,Liliul and heroic ~ The conflict OF bat
: tie. -. Y.
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CIR ESS.

In the SENATE, OH Saturday the 18th.
the whole day was devoted To the debate
on The question Of Privilege. +s@#4
On Monday the 18Th. Mr.. Webster of
fered The following resoIultons:
Resolved, Thar The war now existing
with Mexico ought mol 10 be prosecuted
i"r the acquisition Of territory 10 FORM new
States, IL be added 10 this Union
Resolved, That it ought 10 he sinnific,l
to the gasernment OF Mckee. that the 90
vernmenl &c the United States tloes moi
desire TO dlsmember the republic of Mex
ice. and is ready 10 treat with the goyern-
ment o. that republic for peace, for lib
fral adjustment of boundaries, and for jus,
indeI mites due by either government 10
The citizens Of The other,
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FROM EURo
Arrival of the Steamer .
Our baltimore correspondent

Our Baltimore correspondent a
US. through the Magnetic Telegrap -,
the arrival Of the steamer Cambria al Dos
ton. she brings sixteen days later news
from Europe.
The market for brcadsiulls in Liver.
pool and London havc1ecome very much
depressed since The departure Of the "a
rah Sands.
The imports Of flour and grain were
very large, and The supply Of flour in Ii.
yerpool on the Isl instant was estimated
at four hundred and fiity To i've hundred
thousand barrels. There was cores
ponding supply Of grain in London.
Flour has declined about four shillings
per barrel from The highest point on The
last intelligence. I The decline in wheat is
four 10 five shiilings per quarter Of eight
bushels. Indian corn declined four shil-
lings per quarter, [eighi bushels. The
provision market was steady at former
prices. Sugar had advanced.
Cotton had declined an average
eighth uf a penny per pound,
rallied but, at tie time Ot
of the steamer, was again
clining. Large sales.
The navigation laws
pended and the duties
will prevent so great let lead
stnils, and may cause Geigl . rccede.
Grea, distress and sickness prevailed
in Ireland, Scolland, England, and over
the Continent. ..r.
Parliament is considering motion for
the suspension Of duty ON sugars.
/ Lord John Russell has introduced a
scheme for the relief Of ireland, appropri-
aling one million sterling for rcclaiming
waste lands, and an outlay Of seven NIL
lions sterling for the poor.
The Pope has contributed one thou
sand clowns for the relief Of Ireland.
Famine is threatened in France, oeca.
sioning alarming disturbances.
A bill has passed the French Chambers
adopting the lowest rate Of duty on food
till September next.
| Two millions OF dollars in specie were
brought over in The Cambria.
National hiciEgencer.
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Brazos Santiago, Feb. 4, lS47.


Gentlemen - Arrive preparations are
guing on here for the expedition against
Vera Cruz. Several vessels with lruops
and stores, muniiions OF war, &C., have
sailed already. Gen. Scott aud stalr will
60 in Jew days, and other troops, 10
Transports, with necessaiies, will follow
as soon as possible. The regular troops,
under the command Of Gen. Worth, ARE
smIl lencamped on the Rio Grande, but
will a be here IN a short time. They
Will came in deiarhments, so thai they
can embark conveniently. The Transport
ta,inn of The Dragons, with horses, 10.
rage, &c., will be the most troublesome
and incsnvenient. II will probably be
ten days0r more before all get off. ss
Z, II is now well understood that the ex.
pediilon ID 10 rendezvous al the Island Of
I.obos, short distance north Of Vera
Cruz. Between the island and the main
land there il harbor or roadslead. where
vessels can lie in safety. The shore, it
is said, is bold, and there is water enough
10 enable The armed vessels 10 get sutfi-
GENTLY near 10 protect the landing Of The
troops. The island is represented as
nearly barren, but will be occupied as a
depot and encampment. Theiroops will
be landed in boats, some ten or twelve
miles from the town, and q combined al
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al ~ iaaa asa pairs nsas - i. sd
" essllr q 50 yssn u DO knrbes-
he nrepsra.asns 60 40 sKpediilun arc
. . eusrd srs,s. End i he slensnis ste
l.sBfssls, i ssssl secceed. bui "a ufli
Anesn si.si sllis and he nsKi ln..asA 80
.lssys k.o.sirsaas 80 lhls ruasts and msn
ssansl eoniisl ne winds AID he wnsrs.
Do lans iuars asll b. slsans 1880 slfens.
30 usr saa.dron br sblr . bFiug ss.,ss
ARE hs,dlsd guns 70 b~sF - lhe i''F'ah'
fsllRns.
That ~s sl.all IKE Yrss cTnI j. nj %
= doublrd. Al shat eKprnsr q blood
end ueAsnrr. 80 one can psrdari g ea.ro-
az. The nrxl qsesilan :. = hsl . - hr
lons xIgh as Are il,e lsr.ibcsii,iis % he
sxrd 10 Ihe gruund. ard ihe riy shsn-
.lanedl Dr shall 4 b. ibid - peiai
fappai. from ahrnrr operations against
he eils u Me1Ico are 10 hr esnard 81
The a. l. ahe sassi pF,.hable ant sslfong
garrison will ~ Kept lhrir. 10 lsei. ii's
Hlss,le army must remain there. emil uaa.,
pOrlallon can be piosided iaF t'IsaId
na,enarnI. Nv Ilial nmr. lhe sralhsr
silI BE- getting hal IN thai luliia'le. and the
roniio. alas HelI0p yack. naurishes m
lie fisfrss caIienfes. 10 hold Vera Cruz
one year. wlll cost more lives 1han u vii
90 lake il b. Enrce. The yellow leser
rommeners n April % May and RACES The
Whale summer.
The people Of the Uniied States are
noR beginning 10 perceive . war with
Mexico il nnl mere fTallr. We arc moi
rerelling in .lhe halls u the MnnlfEn-
Iuas" yei, and by The lime We reach ihrm,
il is b. he feared. there will be ss mnch
cause for grief a. joy. The more ] see
and learn. in relation ~ The geography
and people ol Mexico. lhe greater become
The diliirullies. in ny mind. II success.
IA invasion &c the country. Ia letter
written 10 ynn last Scplemher, ! stated.
thar il ihe Mexieans should reconcile then
internal dlssensions. 90 agiee 10 sInk lhrin
Tor llle present, they were nai m emmy
10 be despised. Their country aud eli,
male lighl Cos them, and are as Formidable
a. their armies.
Lieut.. Miller. of the 81 OHIO regiment
stationed al gamargo. vas fnu lead IL
ihe road. near thai place. q had
heen taken out and stuck on =
his body Otherwise mulIlas..
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Tie increase on the tax levied last year, il viii
be seen, is in the item of Poor IAx--tlie oiLcrs
remaining the same. #@s-
An appropriation was made to detiay the eS-
penscs OF lad by the name Of Nichols ii the
Deaf and DUMB School in the city IF Raleigh
The only one, We believe, that has ye, been sent
from Olange.
The Court also ordered the payment Of a bill
for shoes and clothing iol the Orange Volunteers,
and one for their board in this place for eight or
ten days--thc two amounting to something above
$500. .E--
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Negotiations for Peace.-The Wash.

ington correspondent Of the New York
Journal of Commerce has seen letter,
just received from N. o., which says on
the authority Of private letter from an
official source IN Mexico-that our gov
ernment is now engaged in correspond
ence with the Mexiran authorities, rela-
ting to arrangements for treaty Of peace;
that Mexico will entertain oyertures on
the basis proposed by the United States !;
and that the three millions are alone wan
ted to secure the consnmmalion Of the 81 :
rangemcnt. sa-
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nc Nfana. hrans hos9 - EstaaEsA - iaes-
nurasr of Lisul Rlsrhis- Capture e
Dispatches
O. fsea. Seas arrival n NE mamah y
~ no 6rsad<. snd ssspning le rl.ief
eanaand. - fssshmiih sens desraaxArs a.
Saddle sslalrrssrd - Ten. Tsylnr. - sc
commanding slfrer .hsle. Mt~n ahs
h~zrst rrsehrd sl,.i rms. tssn. iluslrr. alse
"ilirrs IL rammand. aprtsd H. slssF4ssh-
e. he result q Shiri as AZ immrsii-
air departure &C crn. n eslh and his ~
sisinn c. the Rio 6zRdr
The arsparhrs afFe ilsra rsse1irsl. and
sssss 20 ii rlssage af l.irii,enAnl Rilrlsir.
5lh inlanuy. - tieneEal iasior. slFn -
has rrimgIssir navrmens - Monterey.
lrnm iiriarsn. Ten men belsnsiag 10
kesmry's e0mpsny, n Ne Ssh, sre.saa-
panied l.ieuiensni Risrhlr. ~ IN e.
1au. 1lry arrived ~ Manlssry IN sale
AZ, sienpsd there : night. and pFaceed~d
an illsir Fnute n mrel Gen. 1ayinr ihe
nrzI day. Towards da.k Rilrhie rrarll-
I'd the village af Villa GraHde. distant
Iueniy-lhree nilrs from Monterey. Meet
ing. insi after lbs ns1sal. wish an English.
man. esl .hiisl,esi IN business there. he >.
vailed himself af bis services 10 procure
refreshmenls FOR himself and rnmInand.
As the Two were crossing the plazs oi Va
Il tiransie. in Inuhrienee IL that ol9ec
MeHiraa an l,orsrhark. came ahiskins
on Is them. When suddenly he threw q
lassa oseI Rliehie, put spurs 20 bis All.
NAL. and surrrrded n dragging him be-
ynal lils town. Ia a small creek ~ tie Vi.
rinily. Here be murdered him. aud II.
ier mEiilaIlnE bis hndy IN = horrid man.
ner. made III with lhr drspalchrs. These
are said 10 be nf great consequence. eun.
tanning plan nf The sketch II the Firth.
coming rampage. with other impaElanl
particulars. Il seems as il The mpyemrnI
% Rliehie and his pasIy were narrowly
watched by The enemy. Tor during the
night they lsssed al Monterey. The arms
nf Eve &c his men ~ers slnleu from them.
nscessilaling q demand an The Quarter
i master - . fresh supply. Lieutenant
II understand. Is nephew Of
able editor Of the Washing
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From the n. Orleans Com. Times of the 10Th
.-... February.
INTERESTING FROM THE ARMY

INTERESTING FROM THE ARMY.
Murder of Lieut.. Richie Capture Of General
SsOtfs Despotches-PLtn IF the Campaign
lid open 10 the Enemy Trial Of Col. Hir-
ney--D Detachment Of eighty men, under Ma
j0ys Bola,M and Gaines and Captain CGsSius
III Clay, surprised and cut e6-APproachiag
Investment Of Itra Crns md San Juan de
UAoa, Se *#z
We received last evening. on the arriv.
al here fr.m BRACES Of the schooner Sea,
Captain Flanders, which place she left on
the 18Th inst, q mass Of highly important
from different points on the
Rio Grande occupied by our troops. with
very yoluminous correspondence from our
private friends there. and files Of the Ma
tamoras Flag TO the 9Th Instant We draw
iroai iaese various SOURCES. The follow.
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Progress .yar.-Thc intelli-
ecnce from the theatre Of the war assumcsincreas-
ing interest with every fresh arrival. About 1000
troops had assembled a, Tampico on the 9th Of
February, and additions were made almost daily.
Gen. Scott was al the Brazos, pushing icsward
preparations with great activity. Vera Cruz, with
the castle Of San Juan, il now appears to be de-
icrmincd. Is 70 be the next point Of attack. We
shall dou,lcss have stirring accounts from tina,
neighborhood soon.
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Graham's Magazine for March, lik

the former numbers, is ornamcntcd with two re-
markaby fine engrasings; the first of Fox and
Saukie Indians, ION the look out !" the second,
Of the Falls Of Towalaga, in Georgia; together
with the usual highly embellished plate of FASH
ions. The contents of the number, embracing a
variety of interesting articles, are spoken Of as
decidedly superior in literary merit to most of the
productions of the kind. If ~ e4
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Attack on the Castle Of Vera Cruz.

The Albany Journal has the ioisOwiug /:
/" We have Information, derived from a
gentleman direct from Brazos, who is well
informed, that Gen. Scott is making ac-
live and effective arrangements for an as.
sault upon Vera truz. The place is 10
be invested simultaneously by sea and bt
land. A Flotlla is in readiness 10 con-
vey The army to apoint within fifteen
miles Of the astle. The demonstration
is to be made by the 9Th, or al latest, BY
the 10th Of March.
To be very active IN iaudable pursuits
is the distinguishing characteristic Of a
man Of mind.
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FROM THE SEAT OF WAR

49,. fA-i~~s--y k-A- ihslisAL--
Later from tbs BZaLoS. The schoo.
nar SINUS, Csp,. Washington, srri,edlssl
evening Iron, BIszns Santiago. hssing left
on Saturday,. The OH instant. To the
politears. Of Culnnel Newton Holland. q
passenger ia he Sinus, We a;e indebted
Tor the follow 7ms:
The d led with vessel.
charter, ... Govern
men,, to Y q, xsrs , n
I,nbos anu
The Brasas,A
The transported
Tor sas ct Ma
ir.t II ,grmenI Of MIssIsstr
aud Gen. Worth was 81 the meGt.
Rio Grande with bis entire cnmmsM
The u,mos, secrecy pfe,siled am
The high officers Of the army, aud the plan
Of the Iuiuie operations was unknos u 10
any bu, The Generals commanding. The
most active measures were pursued 10 la
c,li,a,e rapidly the removal oi the troops
lo l.ubos and Tampico.
The health Of the army was good.
Il was rUmoted that an officer OF the
Arkansas Regiment, Who had been des-
psiched by General Scott as an express
t. Gen. Taylor, with an escort often Wen,
had been cut of by the enemy, and the
Whole pu, tn death. We do not RELY up.
oil The rumor. but il was certaiuly cur
rently reported at the Brazos previous 10
the leaving of our informant.
Col. Holland has in charge the remains
of his lamen,ed and gallant br"ther, Maj
Kemp 5. Holland. late Cou,mi.sa'y o
The frs, regiment 81 M,ssls.ipp V"lun
,eers, Who, il will be recnllected, ar,e,
with great bravery al The battle of Mon
terey. and after ards died from disease
and va. Inferred a, the mouth Of the R,'
Grsnde. The Majors remains are 10 b.
carried 10 MARSHALL county. Missi.sippl
the residence Of his afflicted family.
The schooner Sea also left BRACES OF
the 9th with the U. 5. Mail on board. an
may be hourly looked for. She has sbau
SKY passengers. ~
Our infnrmsn, could hear nothing o
the movements Of Santa Anna ar th
Mexican forces. Iropic.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-04

llaSe of inc 29lh Congress.-fhe
sseoaa session q ne TSeniy-NiIih cr's''ss
Icra.!as,ca today. lths 9Th q MARCH, o q y
o'slock isss aishi. having . large amount q I'M
,.osianl hnsincss unfinished : Potomac, the ~
leisisrn, correspondent, n die baltimore Patriot,
rxysss.es dccided conviction that an extra 50
sion q congrcss win hc called; and We think q
highly probable. Il Is estimated, from data fur
nished ~ he Treasury DrPanmeni, that the Ia
nlT Of 40 viii yield annually bu, sla,sso.o0o ;
and !, : further Estimated that the additional du-
iies under The new hill Win increase this amount
about fs.O0o.O00- making in al si7,sso.Oo0
sum wholly inadequate 70 meet the enormous
expenditure neccssary for The prosecution Of The
war. The difficulties which the Administration
win have 10 encounter because Of this deficiency
IN the revenue. seems 10 be the main reason
which brings . Potomac" 10 The conclusion that
an extra session Will be called; though ancsheI
one Is, that as the ncHt House Of Representative
viii probably be Wing. the President will desir'
q shifi from his own shoulders 10 those Of ilri
Wing house the responsibility, nparia, allevents
Of the expense Of carving on the war. We ar
certainly in bad prcdicamcnt Al present ess's
! ,,o,cnen. Of The Administration seems 20 plunge
government deeper and deeper IN the mire
III Is awaiting !, Il We are continu.
r siniry. no doubt, would
big Congress, though
g. hope that Other
-.- --~.- aa-.-~.~ - some Of the IN.