Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-02-08
TIE sANTA EE EXPEDITION.

THE SANTA FE EXPEDITION.
A recent number Of the. Austin ('rexas) City
Gazette, furnishes the following list ofthe per-
sons comprising the Santa Fe Expedition
Much desire has been expressed in various
parts of the United States, to learn the names
ofthose who were engaged in the Inflated en-
terprise. We copy for the information of
those who had friends in T xas.-Pic.
Commissioners.
Col. Willi4m.G. Cooke, Senior Don Jose An
tonic Navarro, and Or. Richard +. Brennan;
Geo. Van Ness Secretary; VIM. w. AEbury,
Interpreter.
! Messrs. SuIly, Robinson. Buchanan, Snively
dolphin, Thos. Hancock, John Howard. Haugh-
telling. George w. Kendall (ofthe New Or
leans Picayune,) Francis Combs [son Of Gen.
Leslie Combs,) of Kentucky Falconer .(oi
the. London Press,) and Archibald Fitzgerald
Ftld and Staff.
Hugh Mcleod, Brevet Brigadiers General;
/ George T. Howard, Abide. Camp; Theodore
Sevey, Abjutant; H. L. Crush, Commissary Of
Subsistence; Valentine Bennett, Quarter Mas
ter; Benjamin B. Sturgis, Paymaster; Francis
/ A. Whitaker, Surgeon; John Holidar, Assist
ant Commissary Of subsistence; ]. NJ. Alexan-
der, Assistant EQuarter Master; Samuel w.
Rowland, Guide; Joseph II. Rogers, Master
/ Waggoner.
| Musicians.
John Doran, Sergeant NJ ajor; A. F. Kendall
LIST Musician; A. Pisarzenski, Musician; DAM
B. Smith, do; c. G. Willis, do.
Artillery Company
VIM. p. Lewis, Captain; John w. Ham, Is.
Lieutenant: Ira Munson. ID do; L. F. Marg-
nerat, LIST Sergeant: John E. Jones. Cd do.
i 10 f,,rI Al
| w. Morris, LIST Corporal; W. ID. Minis, ID do.
| Geo. Bernard, Sd do; III H. Farley, 4th do:
| S. T. Allyn, - Allen, Alexander Baker, G..
z. Burgess, Geo W. BonneIl, Robert Bissett.
VIM Bissett, G. NJ Blackwell,S. Brown. L.
C. Blake, Francis Brignail, T. D. Coyle, Adolf
phus Elmer, Samuel Flint, G. w. clover, Jo-
seph T. Hatch, s. z. Hoylc, Sam'l P. Hunter,
Ci1as. johnson, Calvin Jones, ]. C. p. Kenny
more, D.Laudes, Lemon, J. L. Marby;J.
D. McAlIister, - McNabb, J. Morgan, ] w.
| Morton. Levi Payne, D. Piader WIN. Rosen-
berry, Ralph Lowter, James Stroller, C.. Stick
ney, d. w. Suares, John Talk, R. G. Todd T.
IhomPkins, James Ward, and Thomas War
ing, Privates.
Company A.
j.. s. Suhen, Captain; L. johnson. LIST Lieu
tenant; C. Burgess, I'd do; - Walker, LIST
Sergeant; Lyons, ID do; - + lory, Sd
do; - Jackson, LIST Corporal; - Hardin, |
I'd do; - Justice, Sd do; Akles, Boardley, !
Bampell, Davidson, Eberly, Evans, Freeman,
Glenn, Cats, Noodle, Hudson Hickey, HAYS, I
Kemper, Maughlin, Lewis, Lockhart Little,
Lamb, Martyate, Mitchell, MEG nre, Rouseti,
Rudge, StoRey, Stegee, Sweed, Trouts, w are, /
Wrinkle, Roche, Jones, Boolhe, MCMILLAN,
and Pient, Prvates.
Company B.
w. ID. HougfHon, Captain; c. C. Horisby, /
LIST Lieutenant; Joseph. Bratton. I'd do; w. ] |.
Johnson lst Sergeant; John Diamond, I'd do:
7. w Gilmore, Sd TO-; VIM, Grey, LIST Corpo. I
raj; Antonio 3. Hart, Cd do; s. Woods, Sd do
Geo. Ayres. Jas Burke, John Bray. ] Bran /
narn, John Golfer, w. Campbell, Juan Carlos,
Il. Coylngton, Theophilus Ellison, John Ham
rick, VIM. Hotchkiss, Martin Jose Jinerex.
Edward irwin, VIM. Kelly, John. Keenon. /
Jacob Lindley, Joseph Lewiston, E. b Lock.
ridge, VIM. M'Kalne, John Mcdonald, 1.onis
Manure, Isaac Morris, Walker Palmer, West.
ley Roger, Risden Smith, Charles Stroud.
ShIckston, j. Thomas, VIM Wallace, Daniel
White, Chas. White, JWeeder and Cornelius
Diggins, privates. Z
Company C. r
hatclH Hudson, Captain; Lubbock, 1st
Lieutenant; Oshander, ID do; Haines. LEI Ser
gean!; Fleming, I'd do; Stokes. Sd do: pbliins.
LIST Corporal; Kennedy, I'd 90; Dut1cI, IsrSuases5 i
Bigby, Beder, Edgar, Ferguson. A.. Greene, ;
Gellarch, Gordon, Donovan, Haines, Harrison, 4
Home, Kuykendal. Kellett, Lille, Liddy, Is
Lardner, Longcope, Moore. M'Jinkins, Morley. {
Murphy Qua,nan, Ralph. Sutton, Sweesy.
Tarcliff Westgate, Ricidord, and wilkins ,pri- {
Yates. i
Conspanu d. IN
Matthew Caldwell, Captain; VIM. N. Henry,
lst Lieutenant; John Brown, I'd do; George i
Miller, 1st Sergeant; John Woodward. Sd i /
10; Henry Chamberlain, Sd dc, Newton Ack lc
en-, VIM. Costwick, NJ. d. BOYD, Jas. Clarke III
Ohm Cummings John Carrigan, Curtis .Clald- IL
veil, A. Davidson, S. J. Danver, Jacob Elliott.
I. B. Darnest, Edward Griffite. A. G. Hudson, ] t
]. w. Hunt, VIM. R. James, C. R. Keths.Juo / q
dcClanehan, M. McKinnow, John o. Conner. /.
D D. Palmer, k. Pitts, S. B. Sheldon. PAM | /
scarborough J. s. Stump, D Thomas. n !,
hancock, ]. Wright, Jno. Brown, r.. Clarke /,
nd II. Horace, privates.. 1t,
Company g. FL
J..H. Strain, Captain; q. NJ Casy. Isl lfl
lieutenant; G. R, Hull, I'd do; H. NJ. Kinsey. / "a
st Sergeant; A. S. Mitchell, I'd do; S. Elem Il
er, Sd do; T. E.. Tucker, Ist Corporal. T.W.l s
dams, 2ddo; F. Fl. Alexander, H. Birker. II
Il. L. Brasher, L. B. Basman, M. 3rinklev. d,
Bryan. C. Bullock, - Conn, b. M. 81
'ougherty, J. Dunn, K. Ethard, A. w. Gales. 6;
|. N. Gibson, T. F. Glass, E. Hail. J. n 81
ughs, F. Hughs, r. Kennedy, w: Maybee :;
McElyra, H. Miller, S. Moffitt, A. Neal. r. Il
/. Perklns,J. Phlpot,J. ID, f. Shaw. u. Wa. n
e, E. s. Ward, J. Webster, F. ID. NNoodsop. o,
ivates. ii
-Four Mexican servants and seventeen dri- se
'rs-names not known. No
-
rom the Correspondence ofthe Chas. .Cour. IN
" AsHINGToN. Jan. "a mi
Before ten O'Clock this morning. crowds 4 !,
ended their way to the capitol: The galleries tn
th7 Senate were occupied at an. early hour. m,
very one was impatient to hear Mr.. CLAW ~
rhculary as a rumor---rDost erroneous as i "a
ne se,was IN circulation that. was tobe his to
It speech, and that he was to resign in a few III,
Vs. All the galleries and privileged seats az n,
tn Houses were filled to Overlooking. ~;
MIR. Clay spoke on the subject of his resossl -,
lions relative to the abolition Of tie veto now II,
and other amendments of the gonstitntior. .Ta
ne speech was very able and grand, whatev- do
might be thought Gifts arguments and oh -,
is. Mr. Preston rose, without anv sTssc;sI =.
eparation, to reply. His reply was 50 beau sh,
y, SO appropriate. so. magnifcen .-.haf / can res
,rceiy trust myself to speak oftit. He opno- mn
Mr. O4ay sTesoutions and his opinions IN 1''
; subject, and he appealed with great force.
tne past history of the country, and the -rlo az;
Us recollection of our fathers. tor his ar1n. sn;
mt against the proposed innovation. DIS
w hen AR. Preston concluded fheres ms col
At eyNy1 lan1- - u