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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-03

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With reference ls he Banaer'. ss.ss.;., AZ
ne ne'ises ~hieh iuiluenced shose Mk=s VINO
.sffe'ed M. Gnses. ne have sis.lly 10 remark.
'has q such aoiises sosem he edi.os. nc mu.s
S'5ssa 70 has'ns him sii a. jadss in shs ease.
o''s who e hins-eif iua8e~ees ~ such ss,ises.
would is loo ready ss sus.css eshers wah leipg
arios'ei BY shem. II may scrm arsnss,so ,he
Banner. that Wigs shosld. andsr any eirrum-
s''nees. support Demoerai. unless enirap,sd BY
such de'ises as he nsed In lhe Cosernors rIrc-
'ion' but aif-minded ssen can aSse 10 difiruhy
30 understanding los il i that Wigs should
even zeaiously support Union Democrat IN op-
position 10 seeesioniss. The Wings had mo
desire 10 injufs Mr. Graves wish his par,, by
sisins him illfir suppon; aud il is surprising
that The Banner should even inliu,sle that II a
Democrat should rereise The support Of Wigs !,
would -render ksa vlossr 10 his own party."
On 'his p'iaeip'e we rs1,pose ~ Wings IN Ruth
eriofd, Who supported Governor Read, have ruin
cd sfs prospects for The future. Bu, ihe Ban
sef's suspicion is a ANAL matter. and VIC . o
eeea % Sal1ce what We consider grave charge.
The ehrrse is. briefly, tina, The Recorder assert
cd before the election lsl Mr. Caves had eonscnl-
Cd % be run, and aher the cIcrlion admitted s,ss
be ne e. consented. The editor Of the Banner re-
ceises the Recorder ia exchange, and if nc will
rrisf 10 Il, he win i.d ia3 The Ss-,s wiz aol Sos
lain the charge. And however unscrupulss."
he may think Us. il Is esiJens 10 al who hsse
read the Recorder, that a,e sssor o. me D-nner
has boldly snnouaced as iaei'' what i seriain-
y : a ialsehosd."
We content ourselves ~hh saying thus much
Tor the present. though there Is want oie uriesy
in the Banners article which merits much greater
severity than We have used. We iruss, however,
hat ibs editor. on review of The facts, will scy
The propririy Of niraeiing the charge; and Tia.
10 will not let il he suspected that be has 50
strong propensity to iakehood tha, lie csnno,
clI The truth e,rn ia matter so clear as this
md when there is nothing TO be gained by m is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-03

THE RECENT EVENTS At HAVANA.
We are suthnrIzrd 10 stale sl,at The
steamer kags<e Ssfsnar Will he dispatched
iarlhwrh rum Narlnlk for iI&yana, wi.h
Esin'> 'ssse Parker. of the Hume Sqasd.
rnn. or ss,sfd. Win has been instructed 90
mqHne sllo all the Circumstances amen-
ding The rspssre and execution of Ameri-
raii CITIZEN, ~renlIy shnl NJ thar place.
aud Ia ascertain Ike pIa.ls under which
they were pat ." death. les having bren.
a alleged. IA AN armed eSpedsim whirh
invaded ihr Island. A fuiI Investigation
viii alsu be had Inio The circumstances oS
hiring Al The United States mail Steamer
Falcon by Spanish cruiser.
Al the same time that iIi~se Steps se
heinz taken. renewed aud ng,d instructions
viii be ISSUED TO ihr risiI. military. aud
naval officers of The Go,ernmeni. lo take
all legsI steps. and employ all The means
~ their command. Ia check and break up
any armed aud illegal expeditions from the
unIied Sasies against The territories of
friendly pawrrs. and 10 seize any vessel
and arrest aII perssss wha may be con.
cerned therein u bving the fixed deter.
fsana,inn " Tie Government 10 maintain
iis treaty obligations and To enforce tie
laws ui the land. the rrrrnl violations III
which. in the case Of The expedition OF The
pampeTo, has led To such lalnenlable re-
salts.
vhe Saranac was waiting al NUfusk
Tor The purpose Of conveying Gov. l.elrh-
er To Vera Cruz, ON his way tn resume
his diplomatic duIIrs at The city OF Next
90; buI her present mission being Of such
pressing importance, SHE will depart u i.l-
on, hIm. and another conveyance will be
pro- hlcd Tor that gentleman.
fhe Sssanac will leave Norfolk either
this aIlrrsoon or to-monow.
National Iaicihgfnccr.
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lf[I|t p
VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.

TUE undersigned will sell at Public Sale tho
= Plantation whereon she resides, on the 10Th
dry q September, on a credit Of nine months.
This plantation Is beautifully situated upon the
East bank Of Iiaw River, in view Of Rullin's
mills, four miles West Of The hswncids Meeting
House, the same distance South East Of the
town Of Graham, the County Seat Of Alamance.
about two miles from DR.. Wilson's Classical
School. and not more than four miles from the
line Of the North Caroliaa Rail Road. This
Tract Of Land contains 800 acres more or less, is
well watcied, has large quantity Of good mea-
dow land, and affords more rich river bottoms
than any other place in The neighborhood. The
Land Is generally productive aud well adopted TO
the culture Of Corn, Wheat, Cotton and T'obac-
co. The buildings consist Of good Dwelling
House and oil necessary Out Houses. The sale
will take place on the premises, and as am de-
lcrmincd on moving TO the South West, some
person may get a great bargain In this Land.
The purchaser will give bond and approved secu-
riiy. Also, al the same time, plantation two
niles South Of Haw River containing s7I acres
rhis Land has on Il good orchard, and is nearly
III in woodland, well iinhered. will sell my
'rop Of Corn, Hogs and Fodder. oil my Stock.
Households and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Ulen-
ills and Black Smiths Tools. &c.
ELIZABETH GLASS.
Graham, Aug. 10, 1885, 9s-3w
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COURT OF WARDENs.

YNIlE Wardens of the Poor will hold their
semi-annual meeting in the Court House, in
Hllsoorough, OH Monday the sth Of September
instant. at which time Superintendent for the
ensuing year will be elected. Persons having
business with said Wardens can then attend.
BY order Of the Board.
WV. w. KIRKLAND, Sec.
September LIST, 1851. 90
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Correspondence of,he N. Y. Herald.
The Latest Intelligence from Lopez and
his Party.
HayaIia, Aur. II. g q

ndNahd, aug. ~, . a. WI.
| have just received further intelligence
from the operating iurces against ten.
Lopez; that he had taken the direction
Of Arlelnisa, which is ten sragues from
Havana. closely pursued by the Spanish
lroops and The coun ry people. learn
That last nigh. corps was sent by rail-
road, by The Captain General, to that
very place. AriemIsa; SO that Lopez
men must have all been captured, aud by
this night The scene will be closed on
them. The Spanish lroops have unques-
Il ,nably shown extraordinary enthusiasm
and bravery AMI what Is still more i'm
porianl. the country people manifested
The same sp,rIl, and pn, 10 death on The
spot all the men Of Lopez that fell in
their hands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-03
New Orleans, Aug. %.

The steamers Fanny and Alabama,
filled with armed men and munitions of
war, sailed last night for Cuba, amidst
great enthusiasm, and in defiance of the
feeble opposition Of the government
officers. The Revenue cutter, it is said,
Intentionally kept out of the way.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-03
Desire fer knowledge in China

DR.. Bridgman says IN a { tier 10 ihr Edi-
Tors of The Pnrilan Recorder. Duriog
the mouth past have had iepa,ed visits
from native gentleman Who has come a
long way from a ne,shboIlng FRO. luce. IN
searcI, al knowledge, ge e,aphiral. asiro-
nomical. and iel'g,"us. With the names
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-03
Letters from some Of The Massacred
americans.
New Orleans. AUGUST %.

New Orleans, August %.
Letters published here from Captain
Kerr, Major Stanford, and others. who
were shot BY The Spanish au,lorilies al
Havana, tlimw much blame upon Gene
raj Lopez, for abandoning Colonel Crit
lenden's company, which was subse.
qucnIly captured aud mel SO terrible a
fate.
Vigorous efforts are being maze 10
mise reiniorcemcnls for Lopez, with some
prospect Of success. Men are plentiful,
but Iunds are limited.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-03
"A Spanish report from CuJa-Lopes
and his forces amihiiafed.
New Orleans. Aug. %.

New Orleans, Aug. %.
One Of the Spanish accounts BY tho
Empire Cry states thai an the day alter
the execution az the Cuban invaders, al
Havana, The Spanish forces enco inferred
General Lopez and gave him battle. The
Spanialds suffered terrible slaughter. but
rrinIoreemenls Gaming up, Lopez and
his band were surrounded aud cut TO
pieces.
Ii is said that not one escaped To tell
what happened thereafter.
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III A IL IL / u ID .

In Alamancc county, on the 10th inst, by the
Rev. A. II. Thompson, Mr.. WILLIax KrRK-
PATRICK to Mrs. GILIA A. TER, all Of said
county.
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Kentucky Eucction.-In our las, i

Kentucky EleCtiOn.--In our last no
ticc Of the election in Kentucky, i, was stated
that Dixon, the Wing candidate, had hccn elected
Governor. II appears now that Powell, Demo-
crat, has been elected ty a majority Of $40 or
1000. But while the Governor is Democrat,
every thing els, in Kcntucky is Wing. John b.
Thompson, Wing, is elected Lieutenant Cover
nor; the Senate stands 20 Wings AMI Is Demo'
Gratis and the House SIS or So Wings and al
or 45 Democrats.
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ihler the proper head, We have aivcn such
additional particulars in reference 10 the affairs
10 Cuba as have come 10 hand since our last h.
sies Notwithstanding The conflicting accounts
which have Appeared. il Is almorl certain that
Lopez has been signally defeated, and his mcn
dispersed and captured. But though This is the
eisi, II by no means follows tla Caba is TO
remain undisiuried. or that our people will be
quiet FOR the future. To say nothing ofthat ma.
tive love Of liberty which 50 prompts our people to
fJIee the boon upon the unwilling Culans, the
sPifh OF adventure and The ihirst Tor gold lave
taken sdch strong hold upon some American ei-
tizens. that no undertaking seems rash in their
esm alisn while pursuing them, and the honor
sni peace Of their own country serm 10 be con-
sijcred . small matter in Comparison with The
object Of their wishes. The Isic accounts state
thai two scs~ls Fitted out al New ooIeans, and
hlled with men a,si munitions Of war 10 succor
lopez, had sailed for Cuba; and il we may Judge
from the power Of the mob in New ORLEANS. and
The Itt!c success which attends the efforts of the
government officers TO arrest the procccdinss Of
'!re invaders, there ave many others in that city
really to follow. Nor Il this feeling, confined to
New Odclns. Meetings have been held in New
York, Philadelphia, Savannah, Nashville. Mont.
scincry, ALI, and various other places. at which
great excitement prevailed. Indignation. il is
tue, was expressed al the fate Of the Americans
shot at Havana, hu, in most Of the resolutions &c
have seen, il is evident that the sectors at these
meetings pa,tske plenifaIly Of the spirit which
actua!es the Cuhin invaders. What lhc end Of
tais ali,ir will lie, h is impossible 10 tell. We
can only hope that the wisdom, prudence aud
energy Of the President in the administration cf
the law, and In protecting the rights aud honor
Of our own country, while he manilests proper
respect for the rights Of other nations. will, I'M
der kind Providence, bring us safely through
this difficulty, as they have through Others per-
haps not less threatening.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-03
Religion in Michigan ii is slaledin

Religion In Mlchigdn.-ii ssiaieu INA
Western paper, that in 1896 there were
but Ia Presbyterian and Congregational
Churches in the State. There are now
about iwn hundred. Then there were
only seven ministers; now there are about
one bundled and fifty. In Iurmrr years
revivals were frequent aud powerful and
il,nrgh less frequent of late. The prosperl-
~ of the churches has continued. Many
81 them have mol only supported their
minister, hui ronlribuied llberally to be-
nevolrni ohjcc $. hey have been Tree
from The distractions and The divisions that
have occurred in so MANY churches al the
West. Scarce AN instance has occurred.
where d chuirl, has hccn divided by The
new basis aud abolition questions, that
have produced SD mush mischief in other
places. Car. Observer.
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ANOTHER VALUABLE TRACT.

ANOTHER VALUABLE TRACT.
M RS. A. D. Royster will also sell at the same
~ limo and place, her plantation, adjoining
the above, and upon the same terms. This land
is well known as the Christmas Lands, and is
the most productive kind Of Haw River Land liz
is well timbcred, well watered. and has good
comfortable houses on it. This tract contains
Two Hundred and Thirty Five Acres. Persons
wishing 10 purchase, are requested 10 view tho
premises.
ANNA b. ROYSTER.
Graham, Aug. 10, 1861. 9s-3w
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Boston, August IS.
Cuban Affairs via Boston. = The
brig Edward Prescott arrived al this port
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-03

Democracy asssl Sc cessIon.--M,.
i. j. Erres. Of the Lincoln cevsicr, a Demo
cratic paper publ he'd in Lncolnlon, IN this State,
hasissucd prospectus for new paper 10 he pub
lished in fofk,ile, < Z. 10 lie called The Rene
dy." Il will advocate the right Of seces.icp, and
the o-oiera,hion Of the Southern States or, in
other words, Nj. Rheti's plan of Southern Con-
icdrmcy. Mr.. Eccles viii doubtless find shss his
sentiments will b. better received in South Csro-
lima than they have bccn in his state. The
election Of Gen. Eockery over Mr.. Caldwell, in
the Lincoln District, was sad bIow to the Sc.
ccssiouisis. We wonder il there are not other
secession ID. mocra,s III the state, besides Mr.. T..
who will seek an as, Ium in South Carolina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-03

RALEIoH AND CASTOR RAN ROAD
A notice is given BY Gen. Saunders,
Chairman Of the Executive Committee
on behalf Of the subscribers to the Raj
eigh and CASTOR Rail Road Company.
that under the belief that the whole
stock will, 10 certainty be subscribed.
the Committee have appointed a Cen
eral Meeting, to be held at Wanenton,
on Friday the 18th Of September, when
it is expected the Company will be or
ganized.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-03

Specie.-Thc New York CONNER
cial, speaking Of the restoration of conf
dence among monied men, says that it
is attributed in some measure to the
continuous receipts Of gold from Cali
fornia. Thus, the Cherokee brought on
freight, and in the hands Of passengers,
about 81 100000. The passengers Of
the Brother Jonathan, 400 in number,
brought about s25O,OOO. In addition,
the Winfield Scott. from New Orleans,
brought $4,000. The Marion, from
Charleston, and the Brazilero, from
Vera Cruz, brought s74, 900. The Ca
nads, at Boston on Tuesday, brought
about 100000 from Liverpool. These
items make total Of nearly ~, 500, 900
in four days, while the exports within
the same time, amounted to less than
S50O.000. The balance, it will be seen,
is decidedly in our favor, and to the ex-
understanding like s2,O00.OO0. Sure
ly. the prospect cannot but be regarded
as favorable under these circumstances.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-03
LATE CALIFORNIA NEWS.

The Cherokee brings papers one day
later from California. The Governor u
the Stale j, app, airs has found il necessa-
~ 10 come Ia the aid of The constitutional
tribunals, whose sulllorlIy has been usurp.
ed Ivy tile Commniee oi Vigilance.
A 81. Francisco paper says: His Ex,
cellenry. the Governor John McDougal
arrived in this ely ON Monday evening,
an IL we are mel mIsinlormed, has beer
in communication with the committee
during The day. yesterday, and endra, or.
ing Ia induce them 10 lend their aid aud
co operation 10 the government I'D support
of the constitutional tribunals of the State.
II he shall have been successful IN effect
ing this desirable understanding between
lie au,horilies and the committee, the
highest praise will be awarded him by
The calm and reflective portion u the com.
muniiy.
The Custom House books show that
there has been exported from The port OF
San Francisco. for The quarter ending June
30lh. the sum Of s9.439.O00. This is Of
course mol near all The gold that has found
j = way out of The country.
Al detachment nf the Vigilance Com
miliec were ON dirty last evening, on
hoard The Adirondack. where 254 pas
sengers were found. just arrived from sgd
ney. About one bundled lenlles arc
among them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-03

Stone C0ll-The Editor of The PEG.
pies Press. al Salem, has been presented
With = ilnc Specimen uf stone coal, rich
mine al wtirh has been dist ovrred in The
Vicinity Of Germantown, Stokes rouniy.
This mime was naiired some time ago, but
no, bring ,hoagl., Of mucl, Importance
was ahan,lonpd--hul recently. a further
examination has proven il Ia be rich and
cx ensive. VII. Commercial.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-03
Meeting Of Merchants. A call. uumer

ously signed. spuhlishe,lin the Richmond
Wing. inviting aIl merchants and oher~
frien lly 10 a direct trade with foreign
countries 10 James River. io meet in Rlch>
nond ON The 10Th day &c September. to
take into considerations HE steps necessary
io perfect ll,ai object. The merchants Of
Nurh Carolina and Tennessee are also
invited 10 attend. The c.ill is signed hy
merchants from every part Of The State.
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The following is the official account
OF The boarding Of the American mail
steamer Faleess. on the 10th inst, BY
Spanish ress<i-af-war. or Havana
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PETER TEE WHALER

Peter the Whaler, his early life and adventures
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The author mas endeavored to show the importanc q
OF energy, persevera ice. courage self reliance endu
rance and trm trust In Gods good providence ia eve.
ny walk OF lie and he Will be amply repaid for his la
Dor ii It In any contributes to prepare his readers
Tor encou nterng the difficulties and dangers TO which
IN Their course through te whatever may be their cal
ing, they must inevitably be exposed. The incidents
were narrated to the author by young gentleman the
original OF Peter LEROY, who is in every respect real
character.
This will be found capital book for boys.
RURAL HOE ES-Or, Sketches Of houses suited
TO American Country lite with 70 original plans,
designs, &c BY Gervase Wheeler. l vol 12mo.-
Price Sl25
"It commences with the first foot-irod upon the
spot chosen Tor the house; details the considerations
that should weigh selecting the site gives models of
buildings differing n character extent and cost shows
how to harmonic the building with the surrounding
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and finishing, and concludes with final practical d.
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Also, CHEEVER'S NEW WORK.-Lrte an Fri
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developed in the Biography of Nathaniel Cheever
D. with an introduction by the Rev. George Cheever
DID. vol l2mo.
Two Brothers thus writing in memorials of a third
present volume OF great nferest.-N. Y. Observer.
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH ALMANAC
Now ready, Swords Pocket Almanac and Church
Register, containing lists Of Bishops and Clergy in each
diocese, aud other statistical information concerun
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States
Neat 32mo, inereaved 25 cents.
Just Published and Tor sale by
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-15
LATEST NEWS.
By Magnetic Telegraph.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA AT ROsToN
VERY LATEST FROM EUROPE,

nv, :. NEW YORK, NOV Ia, l.. M.
The steamship Cambria arrived at Boston This NOR
ning-her mails have consequently gone South.
hossuTH IN LoNDoN-A great meeting in favor of
hossulh was held In London on Friday night, the
lst instant, at which much enthusiasm was manifest
ed
tRANCE.-M. Corbin refuses to accept the post
and has turned deaf ear to the urgent solicitations of
President Napoleon The period for the election Of
another President of the Republic was rapidly APP
preaching, and the feads of the different asPrants
untrng In their exertions the election
OF their favoHre. The Prince de Joinvile it is said
cOntemplaes Withdrawing from the canvass.
The Red Republican party in Paris are furious
against Kossuth; his sentiments. expressed in En-
gland, at all according with therdeas of progress
SPAIN.-One hundred heavy cannon have been
shipped to Havana, for the purpose Of arming forts
on the Island of Cuba; other ports are kewis to be
constructed and armed, as to render the whole
coast impregnab.e
RUSSlA.-Aa extensive conspiracy amongst the
nobility of ST. Petersburg, against the Gar has been
just discovered, and a number of arrests made.
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Christmas with the Poets, collection of songs, carols
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Lyrics of the Heart, with other poenls, by AIarc A
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-15
NEW YORK MARKETS Nov IA p M

NEW YORK MARKETS, Nov. l4,P M
FLouR-Saes to-day reach 5000 bbls Southern
brands at S4a$i 25.
WHEAT--Whe sells at Sc cents per bushel
CoRN-We note sales OF 30 900 bushels mixed Corn
at 90 cents per bushe.
CorToN-Prices have declined one. eighth under the
influence ofthe foreign news. Sales reach about 1000
bales
IoBAoco-No alteration to note in prices and little
doing in the market.