The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MOVE.
MENTS.

MEXlCO-TEXAS--MlLlTARf MOVE.
MENTS.
Inssmuch az the whole country 10 on the qu'
vipe IN relation TO tho prospects OF war win
Mexico, we give our readers oil the movements
Of the different governments In relation thereto
that we have been able 10 gather from our ex-
chsnges.- Vnks. Wing.
IMPORTANT MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
| UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.
Since our paper was last issued, this city has
been the scene Of intense excitement. The war
spirit is up, and Louisiana stands ready 10 AID
the government, wherever her gallant services
are demanded. In the event OF war with
Mexico, but one feeling will animate all hearts,
and that feeling will show itself in sPontane'
Gus rally to the government standard. 10 peace
party lines may divide us; but in war, the voice
of party will be'hushed, and no cause will be re.
cognlzed but the cause Of the country. We
vet hope that Mexico will be wise. AT noon
on Saturday, the Bee issued the following ex'
tra.-Tropic.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
We hasten to lay before our readers the I'M
portant intelligence we have just received, rel
alive TO the movement of troops for the purpose
of protecting the newly acquired territory OF
Texas, from the dangers OF projected Mex
can invasion. General Gaines, now in our CT.
ty, having received authentic information to the
effect that TEN THOU SAND Mexican troops
were within eight days march OF General lay.
lor, who is posted at st. Joseph's Island, imme-
diate!y despatched messenger to Governor
Mouton, at Pass Christian, claiming requisi.
ton of TWO REGIMENTS OF VOLUN,
TIERS, (of ten companies each) one to con.
sist of Infantry and one Of RiAemen; and two
companies Of Artillery, with eight field pieces.
The requisition was Immediately granted, and
will be put forthwith into execution.
The two Volunteer Regiments are to be sta.
toned at the Forts and Barracks on the Gulf
subject to the orders of the Government; and
the United States troops at present IN garrison
at those stations are to be Immediately transfer.
red to Texas. The two companies OF Volun
teer Artillery viii leave on Wednesday, on
board the steamship Alabama, together with
four companies of United States troops, 9Th
Regiment Infantry,) two of which are expected
to.m morrow morning, from Pass Christian, under
Captains Moore and Holmes.
The above information may be relied upon as
authentic.
MOVEMENTS OF OUR CITIZEN SOL
DIERS.
| Capt. Forno and his Native American Artl
lery have volunteered their services for Texas
They muster SO strong.
Col. Dakin, we learn, is picking up riaemer
by the score.
Col. Oakley has offered the services Of himsel
and regiment.
The German Yagers are ready.
Irish Volunteers meet this evening to form
!. company exclusively Of Irshmen.
;, Mr.. Noessel, of the Daguerrean Gallery
= once trapper in the Rocky Mountains, cal
: for company of Volunteer RAemen. He pre-
I, poses to dageurreotype certain distinguish
v Mexicans, and guarantees that his colOrs wi
. stand.
= The Eclaireurs. q new company Of youn
:. men in Faubourg IRENE, are on the qui viue.
The arms and equipments from Baton Roug
: have arrived, and two volunteer companies {
le Artillery will leave here tomorrow on the AL;
>, bama.
The Courier Of last evening says-"It is de-
'e termined to call out four regiments Of vountee
Is infantry, to be Immediately organized, to awa
the course of events--in the meantime to be n
tanned 10 Louisiana till their services are want
r ed. The Governors proclamation will be il
D, sued without delay--calling out the four infan
try regiments. 7ropie.