The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

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fiDn kssAs ne lean lhsi lie FEpnch
army eemmenced The ailsrk on he 30ll,
uliine. and after sahgainsry engagement.
20 whssh lhe Ronlans lot 500 n.sn, snc-
eeeded snrsnying srver1l important posts.
A s<sies 81 sllsrks have since fsken
place. IN whirh the sirlors Is sanouslr
stated. bur in which he israding arsny
has suffered most.
The Preach presses pnbIhh conflicting
reports Of The oPersnoss Of the army !;
but. from arc0unis Fsrsised 10 lie SIN IN
sisnf. n j. clear than Cen. 0afinot had
not then gained aeress 10 he city. lhsugh
he bad gained = position u the north of
Rome whirh would enable hin 10 com
InaRd me rily.
The latest despatch from Gen. 0uiino.
= 10 The 9th instant. al which time he
opssed his trenches. and had regularly be-
seiged ikr city,
There ! no appearance OF yielding on
The part IL the Romans. bni. on The con.
lrary. every thing gnes 10 confirm Inc be-
lief Thai they would make most deter
mined resistance, and eight 70 The last.
Hungary. - kossulh has arrived in
Peslh. and has been received in The cspi-
tai as The President d The Hungarian Re-
public.
II would seem lIlat hosiifaies ere slill
carried on in The south between The Hun
gsrisns and The scattered remains Of The
Austrian army, supported BY The Russians.
but he reports which reach Us are 50
vague and contradictory. ], is mol deemed
advisable 10 iran.mii them by telegraph.
The Russian Gsnersl has Issued q
Proclamation 10 The Hungarians. llle pill
of which j., that il they do not lay down
their arms and submit 10 their fate with a
good grare. they will be made 10 feel The
consequences Of their presumption.
Every effnrl is being made 10 rouse The
people. and The Magyar Government ha,
ordered the clergymcn 10 preach against
The Russians.
The Prince of Prussia has LEFT Berlin
10 take command Of The army Of The Rhine
and in Baden. wunemburg. and Bayari;
The democrats are preparing for . conflict
PROM NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS.
The Charleston Courier Of Saiurda,
has rslegraphie dispatches from New Or
leans Of ille 22d instant, from which v,
extract the following paragraphs:
The creyasse will be closed this even
ing or tomorrow. The water in The city ]
rapidly rece,ling. while The ryer is rising,
Accounts hsss been received that III
Texas expedition from III Paso del Nor,C
comprising six companies OF The Sd In
.lanlry, under command Of Major Va
Horn. left San Antonio on the Isl instant
The Texan Rangers have been organ
lied, and will undertake the protection Q
/ The country from the inclrsions Of III
saysges, throughout the territory irou
Corpus Christi, in the vicinity oflhe Nue.
ces, and 10 the banks Of the Rio Grande
The Cholera is said 10 be making lei
rible havoc among The Inhabitants Of ID
interior towns OF Mexico.
The Indians were sill committing DEF
relations on the Texas frontier, causin
great alarm, and grsa, complaints wer
made OF The want OF United States troop
to repress the sarases.
/ Without having any positive inform;
linn. we suppose tina, the forces unde
Major Van Horn were detailed for ih
protection Of The inhabitants from the DEF
relation OF The Indians and, in connexio
with The Texan Rangers above mention
cd, there can be- but little douhi that lhes
savages will soon be prevented trom con
uniting further ouirsges, or receive speed
and meriled punishment Tor their RECKLESS
cruelty. Courier.