American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-30


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close this, recommending the old adnge,
~ word to the WISE" sc. InNA-LUx.
The WAR FEVER AT New ORLuANs--De-
Parture Of the Troops for Teas. We copy the
following paragraphs frcm the N. o. Picayunc
OF the 22d inst received by last nights olal:
The departure of the Alabama Yesterday for
Texas Wrought up the martial ardor and ex-
ctcmcnt OF our citizens TO high pitch. Moth
ing else was talkedof during the day; passcn-
gers were running k;thor and thlther, complet-
ing their preparations for the expedition, and
the friends of the troops, and especially the vo-
lunteers from this CITY, crowded TO the scene of
embarkation, TO take leave of them and wish
them "God speed in their patriotic enterprise
down to the barracks on these friendly offices,
or who were attracted thither by curiosity to
see so large and unusual an armed force set
forth on war!'ke expedition. 1t was very
large indeed, ant the whole were animated with
zeal that must have still further inhamed the
patriotic ardoT OF the troops. ave have merely
room tor an enumeration OF The officers, with
their commands, who embarked. The steamer
got under V1eW last evening
And first came Major Gallg's and Capt. For
nos companies of Volunteer Artillersts-tlie
former consisting of % meE, and the latter of
100 men.
Besides Ma. Gally's and Capt. Fornos cosn-
panles, five companies of the It'll regiment of
U. S. Infantry, viz:
Hen.
Comp. R-Cap: Francis Lee ard Lit. DANA. ..33
I" G. .'' Holmes and L.. Humber AZ
FIJI Rrittou and Lit CAN'T ...........-..4g
H-Cas:. Hawkins and 1t. J. NJ. Jones ..-. 20
/ Moore and Lt. - .........4i
lt Hansen, commanding detachment of. ......,H
Lit Cathn, witE non. com. staff and band, and Sar-
Other Officers, ordered 50 join the .frsm, in
IeTas7-Caft. Cotton, Sd Infantry; L,eut.
Scarritt, Corps of Engnoers; Lieut.. Kinesbu-
ry, Ordnance Lieut.. Shepherd Cd lnfDatry;
Lieut.. BrauGn, 4th Ia!antry; and Surgeon
Wharton.
fhe following officers are left in charge of
the pests inttsie vcinty;--Lieut. Strong, Fort
fike; Lieut.. Henshaw, Fort Wood; Lieut..
Paul, b. O.*tarracks. Major Seawell, L.iout.
Hopsen, Lieut.. Page, and Company G of the
TIN Infantry, form guard for the Bitten Rouge
arsenal.
We are glad to be con- ected in eur statement
of yesterday that Capt. Miles was ansacoess-
iu' In endeav oriDg to'charter stcGa,boat for
the dScvermaont. He succeeded in securing
the stesmboa. Creole, Capt. Hern, which has
Just been thoroughly o~erhauled aod repaired.
She VIII bes.igged with a mast, as when she
came eat fcom Newib ork. To-merrow she
sails for Pensacola, and on Monday from that
port for herr'lestinatien in Texas. She will
take over thirteen officers, one hundred aad
fifty mes ,-si0,t:orses, with military stores, sc.
We nsticed yesterday, mustered smoag Ma
jor Galy's corps, many chivalrous and enthu-
siastic youag Creoles-@ellows who could live
at home in. eass, if not iuxury, but whe Joined
the service for The ''fuD cf the Thug Drawer
spirits will not be found in the ranks, and, like
old Gen. Brady, whensver the drum beats,
they willbe found ready, with knapsaoks slung.
The Charleston Coursr of Wednesday says,
Comp anies "A ard |, Sd Artillery, are ordered
to Arkansas Bay, Texas, and will sail in few
days, from tkis port. Brevet Lieut.. Col
Childs, in command, SH-geon Hawking, Cap
tans Burke and Taylor, iieuts. Churchill,
Gillian, Ayers and kllaum.
Lieut.. Sherman ordered to Augusta Gyacnal,