Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-21
From the sane of Wednesday.

"NOw, by St. Paul the work goes bravely on."
 The finest spirit Is pervading the military of this city. Volunteers will he received into the Reg giment of LOUISIANA VoLuNTEERs, and the officers in four companies will be elected by the volunteers ana all will be filled by ihe of those volunteering. This is an elegant and most liberal arrangement. Officers are in constant attendance the head quarters of the reg ment by order o its gallant Colonel 10 confer with volunteers. We pre- dict for the regiment brilliant career, in the service of their country. band of boder and truer spirits, under accomplished and experienced officers. never mustered under any flag.
 As soon as the 700 men are obtained the regiment will enter at once into the service of the United States, and be despatched with all possible expedi- ton to Texas The regiment will be armed wiih rifles.
 Captain FORNo, commanding the artillery of the Washington Regiment, has one iull company ready, and is recruiting another. They will probably sal for Texas on "Wednesday. This gallant and patriotic officer deserves the hishBhest credit for the zeal he has exhibited, aud where honors are to be won ne' ther he his command will be in the rear. Major Gallers fine artillery corps has also been put in re- qusiton, and will likewise leave next Wednes esday
 We understand that notice has been given 10 Gen. Lewis by Major Walker, commanding 42d reg iment Louisiana militia. in the absence Of Col. Oakey, of his readiness 10 receive orders call, his regiment | into service
 1 The splendid corps, the German Yagers, have ,o lunieered their seViCes, and are making activ; preparation in anticipation of being called into ser vice. IL is, we believe, the strongest company ir numbers in the city, and we understand, are aihos to man, ready for the word 10 march. 1 General Persifor Smith is actively and successful 1 ly engaged in recruiting for the Washington Regi ment.
 | The requisilicn is for 1900 men. IL is presumed however, that much greater nunlbei will be want
 ing. The impression that lhe volunteers are wan,et 10 supply the places left unoccupied by the United States troops, is erroneuis The troops will be sent to Texas fast as they get ready and the means tc send them be obtained
 The preparations, so far have all been in anticipa | tion of the action of the Governor, who, we under stand, will arrive this morning from Pass Christian | for the purpose of issuing his proclamation.
 A full supply of arms, accoulrementF, Sc, will be i received m day two from tle Arsenal at Bator Rouge.
 Notwithstanding we have taken much pains tc ! gean all the niurmatlan could in regard to tli, exciting subject of pub; interest, much, we fear, has been emitted, equally entitled to notice and praise It s impossible to do adequate justice to the arden and patriotic feelings which fill the breast o every man in the community Many oi those whose business will compel lhrin remain behind, sneHL of ie iacl in terms of uneigned regret and mortf Cation, and those who have Juierminud epOn gong are tull ol excitement, and busy in making lhepara tiDus.
 The results of the last few days have abundant, shown that our auticipatnns Of ihe feelings nhi.l | wouii he aroused upon the first lnilnatiGn ot War were mistaken. We have large aud genera ass0rimeHi of Cbnlce sprits on hand hrre, and are ready supply Mexican orders the shortest notice and to any amount.