The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-22

Acet 3 NitoieetAe AAss Atteft
ansgf's Lus,srs. and states that the Ras. )
isns ssfs only saFed from arnIhlls,isn
y he sn,sal ol Rombtrg.
IiEas adnilird in Vienna. on me 20shs !,
-, he ,le,o;y 81 wsitzen had ssen con.
,ieie. /
There has been change 10 he Aus
risa Ministry.
Ad.ie.s from cnns,aniianrls state that
IN amy 81 $4,000 men i OIdsnd 10 a.
seattle On he Hungsrisn frontier. 10 pro.
lae, lie Turkish iefriiory and 10 disarm
an q no mas Be aIisen ssros. The frontier.
A Polish paper sialss that republican
conspiracy has been disrossTed 10 Rus
ola, which had caused numerous srrtss.
Austrian CTuelties.-fhe Austrian
in The prosecution oil he
xsr on Hungary tnd IL Liberties. serm
los, n every principle ofhrmsnl,y. and 10
be delighted with bloadsiied and torture.
The London Economist says:
"Ths Fabllr fOeg,ne q The Baroness
Udesarnsky MOI having proved suiiic'eni-
II imnrsssise 90 . warning 10 The foes OF
fAusmianl order. Field Marshal Hay
nan determined 10 ify what hanging
would effect. For has first victim he Sc
lec,ed Hungarian noble Of The Siosscs
rsee, Baton Mrdn,snsky. and his second
was q Prole.isnt Clergyman named
r ,zea, father Of Ave children, Of which
we have these deIalls:
The rule OF the Auslrians 10 ibis city.
under iIaynau, l. what might be exPee.
ted from the man who c0mmilled 90 many
atrocities. We viii give recent instance:
An evangelical clergyman named Rszga.
whose eloqusnce had long procured HIM
overfnwing congregsians. was seized.
tried BY court martial, and sentenced TO
be hanged. for using sedilinus language.
/ The execution took place - four IN The
morning. Il HE castle. The excitement
| Of The people may be measured BY The
precautions adopted by the auihotilits.
I an the streets leading 10 the Castle were
strongly occupied by the military; The
cannon on the basiions were loaded.
with Ii. matches a, hand. No disturbance
took place. The Austrian Government
in Piesburg is one Of terror. No grea-
! ter service could be dono 10 the cause Of
the Mseysr.. R'zga. .l,hough yourg.
wa, The father Of five children. lie met
he death viii great fi,mnes', delivered .
speech in defence Of his conduct, and
ended Hi,h " God bless The Fs,heIlsnd =
---.>-->,-->s>-,>-
The City of Rome,-Rome is still
where il has been for more than 260C
ycas; il is upon the Tiber, sixteen mile,
from iis mouth, which runs south through
The western par, oflhe city. snd then turns
west, and continues thai course TO IFS out.
LET, where u is some three hundred fee,
vide. Much OF what was formerly covered
with buildings 10 now cultivated. This
10 particularly The case with much OF The
southeast part within the city walls and
south Of the Cspi.oline Hill. Bad oil
tualsri.) 10 said 10 be the cause Of III,
deserlion Of this part Of the city. TIL
| aucien, hills are s,ill 10 be found, but are b.
, no means so prominentss they once were
! on account Of The values having been file,
up by the rubbish constantly accumuis
ting. 10 this va, the place Of The anrier
!. forum ha. been filled up al least filiee
: feet. The land al tie base OF the Tai
ptian rock is so much filled M that tb
modern traveller is prone 10 think that
!. would be Far from certain death 10 b
thrown IRON is top. II is moi, as formei
E IL, seventy.ive let high, with heaps {
y rocks below. In the northeast patl az
extensive gardens, aud on the vest cid
Of them are the residence OF The Englis
and Americans.
The palace Of the Pope is near Il
centre OF The CITY. The Church of s
Peters is on the west side; it is $50 le
: long, and $50 wide, and will hold 5
= 600 people. II cost So, 100000. III
statue of ST. Peter stands not far dl
I tsnt. Ii was formerly a statue of ]
: pi,er, and was changed by one Of I
- early Popes into that Of the Apostle,
" some mysterious power, without clangll
a lis material substance in the least, viii
- gave rise to The remark of the wag, that
= was formerly The statue Of Jupiter, aud
- is tina, Of Jew-Peter still. The rept
!, that The great toe Of this statue has be
i. entirely worn away by the lips OF
" Catholics is not exactly true. II is
:, protestant Islander. Yet it is true that
3" repeated kisses Of The faithful for hundrt
- of years have worn il away considersb
I, No Catholic passes it without stoppi
- 10 kiss il. 10 see poor ignorant PEG
:, - do so. that is bad enough; bu, 10 see n
~ ~ Of learning and science. and Of cultvs
- :. minds, like The Pope and Cardinals, c
"A s,anily approaching this image with
- reverence, and wiping this toe with II
:: handkerchefs, kiss il, wipe II again,
y. 90 on their way, is quite beyond eduran
A., One can have no paflIence with them.
-, Dr.. Barr
Ssos~-~<>S~~
.,v Wretched Insincerity. Two &c
.yo The /. Raleiuh Standard" when IL