Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-29
WAL, FEELING.

/ WAR EEELiNu.
| Even The little children of New olie""s
caught he military spirit which burns IN the TO-
SONS Of their fathers and srand.iaihcrs. M
will aprcar from The following interesting ske'0"
! Of scene in front If Anmofy Hall, which We
extract nom Tie y. O. Jellefson:an
several boys stood on The saiis win me, saI-
ine, in. with tie curiosity Of eiid,e" supposed,
Ia, Vas soon made sensible that all of!hen had
bccorc victims of rejected ADDRESSES
cone iiulc fellow, about eleven years on, WIN
b!ue ewes. fair forehead, and light chtslnu'ha'r'
male a bold dash for entrance 10 The iaii Dr'"tch
The lees q. Tie scnlrics and succeeded IN placing
himsclfin line with The rest.
"Clear out o here said darrcr looking
youth oil about seventeen, we cant lake yen; az,
i've. told you lha, enc htogc Cant 60 At nh'
said the lair boy, with lock u lmpleadhS MAJ
would have wicd The keys Of Heaven from -.
Peter. No you can't .o-,you are 100 s'ha'''
i and We have col more row ihai W. want
who can't 20! asked Iine lookih" s'iat.-
eThis etiid.' said The other, and il ] laar nm,
there arc al least ioIty boys of his size VINO would
20 10 TEXAS spite Of clubs
"The carnes, little fellow was sent down STARS
in Tears. ard so disappointed in mol getting mo
li.ht. lh;, expected all day 10 hear hc had WhiP-
rci some Ia; double his size.
"Thc above iGecdu,c is not much in ii>cli, bul
i, .hnwsa e,iri, which pervadrs al the masses Of
his comfy. an! which The arms q tie nnl'"a
world car neither queli nor even moderate unlns
li.allv The American boy adopted ly ucp
Ai!lp,,dia after The battle al Micr, was only e"
wears old, sc, lie killed eltrea Mexican> before ne
was ,ascr. an! complained that his T"sritT eart
ant lu>i when l:e could have killed IRE a. n sa"'!
~ 80 : "GNCE A EOi"
We group together all The Information, touch
in- he military movements, received by yesier-
icrlay'> mail;
[F,Om tic y. o. Pirarunc, Avg. 81
AInLrARY.-AiaJ Cen. J. l.. Lewis, 81 the
E'ir>, Division oil i.un>iana Militia, yesterday
issued an order from Head Quarters, responding
10 ;he orccr ii Governor Mou,on, ard ealing up
on The officers Of his division 10 carry INTO effect
The demand OF The Governor for The raising Il
two regiments ol Infantry and Two oi Rifiemcn.
General Lewis relies with confidence On The zeal
and patriotism III oar citizen soldiers 10 meet
promptly the rrqui.i,on, without The resort 10
draushr.
Capt Forno marched his company Of Ariiile-
rv-ninely-odd strong-Io the barracks yesterday
morning, from which place They will embark This
evening on The steamship Alabama.
Major Gally's mer, too, were busy yesterday
III jicpuI lEH ~ lubNt, anu VIII bC all w
,Iav, with shot, cartridges and fell pieces Tor Tex
as.
We hear that Col. Dakin is getting on finely in
filing up his companies Of R!cmen. |! needed
they will prove most effective, and give scGt ac-
cunnt al themselves.
We have heard il said, Ina. the cap,ain Of the
ship Queen Victoria. Just returned from Aransa>
Bav, gives it as his opinion, from what he "a "
while there that there is need, and urgent need
too. Of endorsements to Gen. Taylor's COM
lna,l II is said that the people ar MANY OF
them at least, about Corpus Christi, (many OF
whom are Mcxicans are in The confidence, il no!
in The paw, Of the Mexican nation, and that they
have sent Intelligence Of Gen. Taylor's arrival
position &C. 10 Maiamoras. All This we repeat,
NAV he lrnc OF untrue; but we must mainiain
that i; is all right and proper 10 be ready for what
cver may turn up How humilialins would il
he 10 learn hat, Tor want q! confidence in the ru-
mors we hear OF the approach Of ten thousa I'd
Mexican soldiers, our brave liule army al Cor
pus Christi hid either been surprised, routed, or
Gu, 10 pieces!
[FlDm he Correspondent NJ ne 1IpIas H.faa ard
IiIHncI
U. S. Navy Yam, Pensacola, }
August ooh, 1915
Dea. Sir--l have hardly ling before the close
ii nnr mai! 10 day, 10 inform you Of The arrival
q tie sl3np o, war John Adams, and steamers
Princeton and Mi.,:.rPi
The John Adams came in on The 18Th instant
and the steamers observation-disclosures AMI crew all
in first rate fighting order. Suffice j, 10 say The
big Gun ami Commodore Stockton were left be-
hind
Our Bay, jn>t now, presents magnificent
,.;au ,,I -, lil-s ,un.o rnr.o. ...-;,hsiandira
several ships OF the squadron are absent in Ike
Gulf
M. tJ,,,>o S,.r.l l -
Commodore Conner, comprises the following
vessels: Fiisac Potomac, steamers Mississippi
and Princeton sloups John Adams, ST. Mary',,
Falmouth and Saratoga, briggs Lawrence, Somer,
and Porpoise, making ten in al. The frigale,
John Adams steamers, Princeton and MisSissip-
p and brig Porpoise, are riding alanchor in our
Bay, the rest are absent
The Potomac is now being repaired by means
OF a submerged box, bul as yet, the extent OF her
defects are not known. Should she moi be made
sea worthy, however, in due lime 10 ''rpspond'
10 The call of Mexico, il is surmiscd that Com
mcdore Conner will hoist his broad rennant on
board the John Adams.
Tine troops stationed At our Forts are under or
derS Tor Texas; and 50 soon az they can procure
the necessary facilities Transportation they will
set sail under convoy otone or both The Steamers
Princeton and Mississippi. Our inability here
ioiore 10 furnish ships with immediate ana ado
quate supplies, has been subject Of much com.
plant; but am happy TO say, we are now pre-
pared Tor any and all emergencies which may
hereafter arise. There is but one Thing nes,!iul
now TO make this Yard of great Importance,
and that is no less an item than The construction
I'll a Dry Dock. am satisfied however. that The
interchangeable interest which our commandment
takes in the promotion Of his countr,'S good. will
not fail 10 excite It's attention upon that subject
and il II can be possible ever 10 get Dry Ducl,
here il will be during his administration or M, at
all Iou.s. II
From Htdps1nrs NmtoN Mro3dl
MILITARY.
The Battalion OF Artillery ordered from Fort
Monroe, 10 Join our army in Texas, consist IL
companies c., f., |. and D.-250 rank and file.
The Officers are:
Brevet Major John Monioe
Brevet MAJOR VIM w. Morris.
Captain J. &. Scot.
Assistant Surgeon ]. p. Wells.
First Lieutenan;s, Il. Smead, L. Dcas. j. c.
Pemberon, L. Bradford.
Second Lieuicnants, NJ. Lowell T.. Whiting, j.
Gill, J. p Jchns;one, J. r. Reynolds.
All the Officers attached 70 the Battalion, now
absent on detached service, are ordered 10 Join
their Companies here or in Texas
The tatque Bachelor and PLtnnix, The vessels
chartered 10 take The troops TO Texas. will prnba.
hly sail on Friday. Full parks Of artillery will
be carried cut with the Battalion
fiom ~ o. Republican, aug. OIL
The Louisiana Legion, and the Louisiana
Volunteers, will be reviewed b. Major General
Gaines mex. Sunday; The first named on the Place
d Armes, and The other on Lafayette Square.
from thH ee >j ElTsTck BY L'GHrS'So-Wc learn
from this city, bound 10 tavre on her iss2 aSsH4lSe