The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-15
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Baltimore.
Daring lie last week 53s desihs By
cholera Nere repaired IN I.oadon. Which
u more than double he member Of The
preceding week.
Al Bristol. Plymnnih. Portsmouth. and
along The whole Il he snaih caasi. 4 is
raging ia a very Indignant form. and Tie
mortality j. very great.
Scotland confines 10 be generally eK.
enpi from The srourge.
Ireland lin the I2lh JUL. tie ami.
veTssTy Of tie baiile of Aughiin. very
serious collision took place between par.
is Of armed Orangemen and caihollcs
aear Castle William. county Of Down.
The Oraacemen having celebrated the
day =, fal!ymore. aud being IN their
march home. whilst passing ,lrile called
Doliy's Brae. found their party waylail.
al the pass and surrounding hill occupied
BY an immense number Of Roman Caiho-
lies provided with pixies aud fire. AIMS
and plainly contemplating general mas
saeIe. 'fhe Proiesianis. aiied by party
~ police anil military, stonl upon their
defence. and succeeded in forcing their
way through the passage Sfier short
Struggle. III which 10 Of 50 persons were
said 20 have heen killed or wounded on
both sides,--much The greater portion he.
iag Of the Roman Csglinlic party. IS
Ribbonmen had been taken prisoners.
Ttaly-The Pope has addressed an
autograph letter 10 General Oalinoi. on
the occasion OF receiving the keys Of The
CITY OF Rome. lila holiness congratu.
laies the G neral on the tiil'nph Of order
in Rome, AMI expresses his hope thai Di-
vine Providence will remnye the difficult
lies that NAV sill exist. Re adds that
Ne does moi cease 10 direct his prayers 10
Heaven foI ilie General. the arng and the
French nation. III, letter was daied
Gae,a. jnly 5.
Preparations are making Al Rome which
lead IL Tie impression that Plus lX Is ex-
pecied soon to-reliFe 10 The Qairinal. All
the wounded have been removed from lhit
place.
'fhe French are doing allihey can, iis.
iribuiing money, &C., 10 gel up cry II
his favor. but III vain.
The Roman troops VIII had agreed u
the firsl instance ls dn duty cnnjninlly
with The French, are all leaving, and ihi
whole force remaining now amounts Il
less Than 1000 men. OF these man.
were anxious to leave, but Gen. Oudlno
would not give consent.
The Pope's engineers having been ask
ell 10 make demonstration in his favor
preferred quitting his service. Thirty.
nlne out OF forty-ihree resigned, aud al
The rask and fle were dishanded Th,
same occurred in the arlilery--ail the of
iicers having resigned with the exception
Of three capitals and sergeant. lib,
reason is, thai the French authorities re
fused 10 give tlfein any promise Of gluran
tee as 10 the protection Of tie rights Of tn
people.
Garibaldi hes succeeded in making hi
escape good lrom the French division
who were put upon elise start, aud he i
now on the mountains ol Arhnzzl. Pre-
vious to bis departure from Rome he hat
secured the ammunition and military
stores. Another account states that Carr
bald is on The Neapolitan frontier, where
he has been Joined by another body Of fu
gilive ttonps. aud formed, il is said, a body
Of 10000 men.
The American Charge d'AfTairs lIa
been compelled 10 lake down his arms, il
consequence Of his house being forcibl,
entered BY The French patrol pursuit Q
two deseriefs.
Hungary, Austria and Russia, Al
tho Oh numerically considered the hostil'
forces are Of appalling superiority, tn
Hangarians are very far indeed from be
ing in any desperate extremity.
4 Turkish Ambassador IN Paris receiy
ed despatch on the 10Th instant by cou
rier, announcing that the Polish Genera
Benz had again completely deiei ID III
Russians under the command of Leurs ii
rransylvanla, and that The latter had bee
obliged 10 take refuge in Wallachla will
a small remnant of his army.
Advices from Vienna Of the 18th Of in
Nv, state that Buda Pe<lh surrendered Il
the Austro Russian troops on the lllf
inst, without resistance. Fiom repor
Of General ilayuan, addressed TO the En-
peror OF Austria. il appears that yer,
sharp conflict took place on the lth, be
fore Comorn, between the combined ar
mies and the Magyars. The Hungarian;
fought with furious impeluosity, but Tie
Aus!rians claim tue victory.
Another and probably more reliable &C
count Of this ba,lle. states that $50 piece:
Of cannon were brought into the field by
the Ilungarians, and the loss sustained by
The latter in artillery men may be esiimat
ell from the circumstance that several q
..le guns had 10 be served latIerly by Tic
Dachmeisler infantry. Noihiug conlt
be more complete Than the defeat q tht
united Russo-aus,iian armies under Hay
nan. tie WAS obliged TO fall back OF
Raab, where his headquarters are At pres
ea,, and which city is tiled with wound
n