The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-14
NE VS. LIE Ms.

YaSKrg OFFIcERs KILLED axp WOUNDED
The N. Y. ily Bnak publi.hr. The nainrs
IL such officers il la, heard 81 a. killed
AMI wounded embracing
Killed: 2 Colonies. I Lirut. c"Ionsts. 2
Majors. IL Captains. Z Llrutrnani-.
Wounded: 2 Army Co onrls acting A.
Major Generals. Z Col nell. Lieut.. Galo-
nrl, 3 M.jors, IS Captains. 80 Lirutenanrs.
THE ESEaY's i.,s,.-A special TO the ~.
y. Advertiser, irgm Washlngi"n. report,
that the Faith Maine Regiment is nov Il Al
e1audrIa, 500 strong. having so Killed, Go
ouh,lrd aud sou laken prisonrIs.
Ia the Rho,ie l,lAad ReglmenI, 220 are
Killed, sounded and missing. aud the sIo.'u,
that hangs aver them Is pai"iul.
/ The Hartford Times s.,s, " Il !, knnwn
that s. 100 men miithrd {" the battle, and
that several regiments joined this ann, on
The way. The number 81 III. sane arm,
nu9. according tn the aconnis irom Wash
/ lngtOn. serm. t" be 4U,00U. THIS would
leave $1,000 To 20. 900 unseeounled lar."
TuE PoLI.A HHIssDg L,nchbu'g
/ papers announce the ARRIVAL their Ui the iirsi
regiment OF the Polish Brigade l,om New
O.lrans. Which wa, raised by Grn. arhrnan,
but i, now commanded by Col. Ppuiskosskl.
One ni the companies Is commanded " John
Robinson. III. arll known circus proprietor.
aud his son James. the iamoas equestrian. d
. Lieutenant 10 The same eompany. Tie
"Polis." brigade seems e. embrace slmesl
every natinnalny under The sun.
THE SoRrHEaS CaN0REss--A statement
teirstaIl,rd from Washington uat ~ frd
Ierai senaie REUSED - pas The bill irgslix.ng
LINCOLN att.. l. H.sbrlIrsed. fhr War par.
/, III that bu.ly W. TO-, nHmrrpus IL be ever
hesitaird ID drnuunce I.nColn aud al NJ
proceedings. The Senate ADJOURNED siae ID,
On Ne,lnr ..lay.
The Charleston urreury SAYS that srnoI
/ Monrada. the Spanish Consul ier North Tar.
elina, Soutn Caroliua and Georgia. has dis
patched s,,ecial me..sngers to his Gsvera.
nent AZ Watri.l, - veil a. 10 the Governor
General Of Cuba, giving The full account 81
the gtest rout 81 he 2i,t oil. Ne has al.r
maie arrangements 20 have The latest new,
u the war from Southrrn sources, r,gulari,
photographed To Madrid Immediately opun III,
arrival 81 The Steamers At Liverpool
tins DEsocRacY AoANsr wAR-Our ex.
changes frnm all porllon, Of the free State,
shos that tile democracy are 'ery generally
giving their voices against the unnecessary
and unnatural civil var, inaBguratrd D, Sew.
ard. Lincoln, Giddins-, &C., for the invasion
of sovereign States aud the abolition Of sla.
very The Democratic press Of the West i.
beginning TO express itself very plainly q.
gainst the war, and 80 OF the Democratic
press II Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connee
tieut, Maine, and other States
Az Eye roR an EYE.-As Lincoln hal
threatened 10 hang or shoot Col. Thomas
now dungeoned at Fort MeIIenry for hi
participation in taking the steamer 81. Mich
Olas and several schoonefs with y.luablI
l,cargoes, ID has been definitely decided a
Richmond that the Hon. Mr. Ely, one Of III,
abolition congressman taken prisoner a
Manassas, shall share similar fate.
TsAuoRs SHnT.--A train conductor, VII,
confessed To having received $500 from ~,
enemy, 10 cuntrise 10 defeat The junction o
Gen. J0llnstun's forces with those Of Beau
regard, on The day 81 the battle, was tried
condemned on his own confession and in,
stanliy shot. by order OF Gen. Besuregas<
A recresnt Georgian, caught 10 the act o
plotting the enemy on their msrch 90 our
lines, suffered the same penalty.
j A ZousvE's 0pislOs or SourHEas -Four.
liso.--One ~ the Lincoln soldiers, who leI
i Virginis's shore, on ssndsy night week, "a
return to II no mare, on being asked " be
still thought the souiherners couldn't fight,
answered: "no, SIR, they don't light I've