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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29
Saratoga and Ballst0n.

The season at Saratoga has been longer and per
haps gayer than any preceding. We looked IN Tor
A couple of days on Saturday evening, and were
-a,bcr surprised to find Two Thousand visi'ers
ri enjoying the Inequalities and the waters Al
the United States Hotel, there was not a spare bed
on Sunday night The season was evidently IN its
wane: the guests sedaie and tranquil rather inan
buoyan, and ela;ed bat Congress Spring held
crowded levee every morning and hundreds quietly
,.nioyed while others quietly improved the facilities
Of hi. unrvalled city Of healthgiving waters
The steamboat r. B. Coleman on Saratoga Lake
b.. added essentially 10 the attractions OF sara'oga
You have fret pleasant drive Of FIVE miles then
steamboat ride Of seven a lovely sheet OF wafer
surrounded by delightful scenery, landing at large
aud transparent Sulphur Spring, recently discover
ei. empowered in cool glen. half grove half vii
derness One tun,bler Of this is as much as mode
,,e man cares to drink for it is rather wholesome
Il m palatabe but a Bath House has been erected
Gear by. and such Bathing is rarely enjoyed. There
t. silky soitness genuine luxury in this Sulphur
,..,fer for bathing that We have never known sur
passed.
Returning, We spent a night at Ballston' ana
learned with pleasure that the ancient gores OF the
sans Souci are reviyiDg under the excellent man
cement Of Mr. Hoxford and Mrs. Crane. IL mas
e,joyed liberal share of patronage this season be
T.. probably the coolest house In hot gay oou'n u
Quebec, unless some mouniain-top Is 'ne ioca''on
Of its rival The Sans Souci is admirably enveloP-
"a in shadetrees Of forty years growth ana mas
always cooling breeze stirring. The old and TAR
med Balls,on Spring has been carefully and Wig
ously sought for this season, and we understand
8 been tound, after having many years evaded
q, attempts to recover IT, IF II has Ballston will
once more lift her head a rival to Saratoga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

come, | m, with curse rnu ban,
20 disf cure the upper part OF man.
speas and on the face and irO~ Of youth,
mrl-s disgrace the hook ~ manly truth
"a rheuu and scirvy 18th "tnvr -siu diseases,
me- upon all ~ hen but "inks or ,n-ezes.)
And low, IN woman too. they IN heirm'nl
mar with frecsl- mOrpnew, tan anu -unhun
Bat on old maids or bachelors. "a pretty p-ir)
~ strength use upon their esd- II hair
them red aud grey ana thou. hey sometimes SCOT,
an me root. with &C Irf n m ,se nslf htrftl O4
But an whai, = u Do>s bic wish no more 70 i've.
fhr-s such power JONES Soap and la Restorative
%, tel and I'D rs rue that irecs-. Och pimp.s
l. ave At ne touch the cheS Of man oyely wonlsn-
dimple
And thai Jones' Hair Restorsveihey do mt tel me-
Val the hair wherever that TAI shJ f
grow,
md H. and dsrkens H. and makes n clean srd sn
Making bad hair man, lOok good 10 woman oh dNile.
BOih articles sold rea--n bly, the he Utht
-hllugs Ask for Jones' ARTICLES O. them only in mi.
iy he ssn Of thu American En-. L., a. Cha'han-. ~
n Broadway and l39 FultOnsl, Brooky n au29 2eOd
DR. CRfsriE's GALvASIc RINGS And MsGssric rLUfD
The advertisement 10 rel .ton ibis and remarkable
discovery Oh found the First Page. Be decefed
purchasing spurious drtic'es tn only place IN New
York abiain the genuine ngs and fluids Al 49, Futn
4 (Suu Buidingl only Agent m Brnohlyn Jane, W T.
smith, Druggist corner Fulton and Cranberrysi- All mi
aous ,Od elsewh here base and worthless cOuneffes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

RENT COMPROMISE ~ Sullivan CoUSTY-We
are happy 10 learn from the Monticello Wsichmsn that
Commodore Rdgey, (on the part of his hers) and
yearly eighty OF the Rdgey tenants. some Of them the
most violent anti renters Of the town Of Neversink have
entered into arrangement which is mutually sai-fac-
rory aud by which the tenants will become bona hde
owners Of the soil tenants to pay back rents and me
Commodore sell the land and give deeds as soon as
decree can be obtained from the Chancellor, authorizing
the sale the heirs being minors.
Referees decide how much tenants must pay for
The land in Of disagreement upon the price John
Hunter. who probably owns more leased properly than
any one else in the County has .rnhed his willingness
% sell and anti-rentsm and leaseism Wi! be sboi
shed in sullivan We hope to hear similar good dins
rom other Counties
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Annfhcr Rumnr of Wnr.

A correspondent Of The Commercial Advertiser
writes from Philadelphia under date of "Wednesday
a. follows:
There has been considerable excitement in city
day owing report 10 general circulation. snd almost
universally believed iha, Mexico has actually declared
war against the United States The information
brought hi, morning by gentleman direct from WISH
ngton who declared that the government had received
official information the subject
may give you idea OF the effect of the by
quoting ~set done tbs stock Boards. Al the frs
meeting Of the Board Of Brokers ~ - o'clock to-day
considerable excitement prevailed snd general down
ward tendency Of the principal Stock apparent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

AMERICAN AND MExicAS TKoors-We under
stand Gays the Union that the last arrivals from Arsnsss
bring no comm unic siions from our csmp 20 Wash.
ns,on. Transports were arriving WIKI fresh troops
TO reinforce General Tsyior and his army Of OBJ
scrvsicn-though the shadows Of the shores frequent.
" Distracted Their prompt arrival snd immediate landing
Before this period however. the general mus, have
army of more than eco exclusive Of the dragons
which were marching under Col Twisss TO san Anro-
Mo or the Alamo 4 iiiile longer time. sni General
Taylor Will be able muster more than 5000 picked
experimentation, saying word Of the volunteers Of
Texas or Of Louisiana
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From Vera Cruz.

The barquc Ann Louisa, Capt Marschalk arri-
we'd here from Vera Cruz yesterday, having left
here on the 3d. Her adviccs not 50 late by two
lays as those previously received via New Orleans.
We notice only these items of news The Amer
can fleet expected to arrive OFT Vera Cruz had not
appeared 1t was the general impression tina Al
monte would be the next President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

H. c. Josss Ese.-Dear Sr wish you to bring ne ano-
her your Changesbe Lock. and pat place oai Of
Day Ne~eFs, for which paid them seven,y-fye dollars
about since and whch get. q order frequent
that feel unsafe TO l. any any longer Thsi sane
Lock mas been dersnged three different umes during the
past week ihnS on Of your fAy-doAsr sizes Will be
about light Send !, over to-Douo~ you can
You're, tc J. THOMSON, 81 walls
To Il {. JoSEs Bank Lock Manufacturer, Sesars y. J.
(CopyJ fY a1N 5us
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J0SArHAs AMORY. Secretary.
JoHS c. CHEEsnAN, NJ d. Consulting Surgeon 473
8roadwav NewYork.
jaws " GsEENHow. NJ. d. Consulting Physician, AZ
Broadway, NrN York.
JOHN HOPPER, Agent. No 10 Pine-streei.
This Company has teen In operation for tr as rzh'een
months IN Boston, and has already insured shove TOO per
Among The sdgallsges which presents may be
Imeratrd the following.
l. The Company mutual one Of which al persons in-
ured by 10 nber- and interested the Management
u - concerns In proportion 70 The amounts which they
Il has guaranty capital Of sl0o0O which Is held
-aiety fund for he payment Of IL risks
The of premium and cepo-it regulated 4. 10
nd 10 the Insured while a. the II Is
consistent with The stability Of The institution
further security Tor he stability Of the Company
person ~hO insurss i required 10 make small De
pOsit IN addition his premium Such deposits held
for i've years and II needed FOR the payment.
4 claims. hey are then credited ~ he depO.llor
II policy BY accident should become forfeited, the de-
pos made by e sssured subsequent the last periodical
distribution paid back him, Tia, the deposits sui
belong 70 the assured SUI cct % he above conditions
D. Al each periodical distribution " he surplus every IN
,ued member entitled receive tsck three Our- Of he
.urpu. Of The premium and above Whist may be
cessary meet The liabilities ~ the Company The Oher
ourih goes into the reserved fund Of the Company.
Applications letters al ires-ed 10 The subscriber IL
SeYork will be promptly attended %, and a. necessary
information furnished by him.
JOHN HOPPER, Solicitor and Agent
aul9 ~ IS Piue-strerf NrN YORK.
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Lardner', Lectures.

The Nlsth number Of Lsriner's Lectures 10 published
and ready for delivery to Booksellers and Asens II
contains Lectures Protection from Lightning Magnet
en-. Electro Magnetism. The Thermometer Atmospheric
Electricity, and Evaporation
The back numbers may sill be obtained. Price p
;erts each. The work will be completed N IA numbers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29
! ARMAST Adj and ms. General
HEAD-QUARrEEs FIRST DIVISION. L. VI
NEw.ORLEANs 10Th August lsi5.
Gr<va.r OpDyns No =

J. Upon the requis!tion OF Major General Gaines com
mandlng the Western Division Of the :. Army and IN
obedience % order. No a. issued from the Head(uar
ers OF the Commsnd-r-in Chief TWO Regiments 81 In
antry and two Regiments Of Rihemen Will forthwith
be- Organized and equipped for active service IN Texas
The officers Of the First Division viii forthwith take
The necessary measures % call into service such yolun
eers as may offer engage and organize them into
companies baiialions and resments
. As soon a. orzsszed. they will report ready for
service 70 the Inspector Of the Division.
In communicating this call % the officers and soldiers
II the First Division the MAJOR General commanding
relies with confidence the zeal and patriotism Of IL
citizen soldiers meet promptly the requiston BY vol
lntary engagements without the resort to drsfr.
By order Of l. LEWIS,
Major General Commanding First Division L. "
l. T. FORSTALL.
Inspector Of Fret Division /. ~
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More of Rum's DOings.

SANECA FALLS, aug -fth, 1870.
HORACE GREELEY, Esq-Dear Sir-Knowine
YOU to be a firm and consistent friend of Temperance
send YOU another most deplorabe illustration OF
the sad effects of Rum-s selling and Rum-drinkine
upon all who indulge in il.
On sunday last about SHUTDOWN the alarm Wa
given that man was in the Canal in the lower par
IF the village Our citizens Of course hurried to
the spot but too late TO save the unfortunate man
whose life was extinct all efforts 10 resuscitae him
iaving proved fuitless His name proved 10 be
Edwin \ Kingsley He had eii home IN the course
Of the afternoon and with other companions siroled
Town the banks OF the River.
On his way he purchased bottle OF liquor al
sroggery on the canal Kept 10y man named header
Who is also a ckfeHder Ia the employ OF our Loco
Foco rulers. From this bottle poor Kingsley drank
until he became beasiy intoxicated. snd IN such
condition started on his return home. He had GOT
j. far back as Readers when he threw himself
no the canal. in lii OF desperation aud before ne
-ould be got out was drowned 1hsse facts oil came
ut before the Coroner. Jury and were embodied IN me
verdict rendered kingsley about p year- OF age,
nd has eii vile and one child IN extremely uesu'u'e
circumstances.
This, however. not enough. KUN demanded more
victims. and II found them
Yesterday about two o'clock in the siternoon the cry
again rang through the streets. man : 10 he RIVER
i proved true. man by the name OF " iHian- mao
~ one lug1rd until he wa Intoxicated started Tor
home the lower part OF the village drsns again On
Ms way Readers and by the time ne reSchrd n- re-
-idence completely under the macdenins influence
# h. poisonous LIQUID In this he got into small
BOAT and ATTEMPTED the the River The boat was
upset. ana he drowned. ss consequence Williams
Sss also comparatively young man ana naI a VIZ
and family The means of his aged father Bending over
he lf,lcss remains Of his SON were truly mourniu a.
he declared that Had my son been SOBER man De
would not have died thus"
A. might be expected these tvvo csses Of sudden death
attributable they are 70 sale and use oil inioxeai
NJ hquor-produced iiile excitement IN our Nhase
The funeral OF Kingsley attended tni- morning anu
Rev. Mr. Baker who oifl lated alluded IN appropriate
,nd eloquent terms 10 the duty Of the community 10 pa
IN end o. the aoom nabe trshc N ardent spirits %
were granted last Spring N tnis Town ior lHe
.se Of spr;uou- liquors Of any KIND o course ,neie
IRE the traic !. Canned on without the sanction OF aw
Our village authorities have heretofore "inked a. lne
business. but u : hoped they Will 90 50 no longer Inc
business oughi and should be put down ~,,-,
Yours &c d. c. BLOONER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

SlsLos-A, length the long expected, much wished
for Ma,saHll0 /. be gwen. There IS not lady IN
New.York but hss the music OF this piece par orr Ar
maud /. said 70 excel himself as the Fisherman Ndssa7i
RIO and Madame stephen CTurot IN Fenels vii give
The many admirers Of tn. lady opportunity OF VII
Messing her ablny in entirely novel Seadre Of per
forrnsncs VIZ. Pantomime To those vno DO DO,
der.rand French let it be properly understood there j.
not word syos,. In the whole Opera Il = al singing
such an Orchestra and such Chorus nzing will b.
heard 10 nish ought rouse the energies Of ali the IN
s,<.rs 81 nrrGs<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

FINE OoroNG BLACK TEA-A delicious tea. Of this
name i. sold By the Pekn Tea Company. Is FGon-s'-
q, 50 cent. per pound Il Is at al times difficult TO md
til. superior tea among and shen they do keep
IL they sell II At IS cents and dollar per pound Any
person can be satisfied u the superiority Of this tea %
giving It triA with the that they have heretofore
bought Of their grocer AZ IS cents or even one dollar per
pound The Young Hysen -od At hs great tea ware
house superior Of the tea. sold elsewhere al
.-a dollar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

" sparry's Illuminated and illustrated Christian
Msrtyroosy. he Myseri-. Of Popery developed The
hird number OF This splendid monthly viii BE- ready Tor sub
.criber- the hrst OF September Published No 52 Mas
The low price Of ayear, = copy. The
-ngrsvngs BY Losing Of his city. Th- Will be
completed In tweniy-four numbers (2) sa29 It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

To Beauty AND PRESERVE TIE HAlR-rhe Genuine
Balm of CoumbiA-We truly The stale that many
thousands ~ our city are mourning over the -- Of Their
hair but since fully aware land now inform them
that infa.ihe remedy may be- found al "a Cortland
which IN only the hair Of ho-e no iu
many years have been bald bat also mpsrs rich gloss,
appearance unknown by the Of ny other article TRY
LADIES' ana you viii be des GIFTED sold only al p Corr
and.
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Inv Courts.

VICE CHAScELLoR's CouRr-h the case Of Henry u
CrDser vs. Harrid d Cru9o and others and the cross
bill we should have stated that Mr.. Cruser denied IN
assertion Of Mrs tina, the postnuptia settlement wa
in accordance with agreement previous 70 marriage
In relation 10 that settlement Mr.. c. stated that he d.
not draw up the deed the legal counsel OF his wife j.
was submitted afterwards by Messrs Douglas, IN
trustees 10 Charles Graham. ESQ. who stated II to h
valid Mr. c afterwards offered 20 give another and di
not take advantage Of the supposed niormaiies unit
,er the refusal 10 perfect the deed of leil by whcl
Mr.. C. made over to her husband half the income OF ne
estate during his natural life. Mrs. C. IN her cross NJ
stated that this deed had been obtained from her by i'm
proper influences exercised in behalf of her husband
but which the Vice Chancellor stated in his decision not
in his opinion be correct and that 1t was her youna
~ act.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-IH Chnmbrs-Afrec
Kershaw imprisoned St~e warrant charged
with stealing or dsposng Of bis property with view
deraud his creditors brought up writ Of habed'
corpus and application made that he be discharged -
The application was denied
Arthur Spring indicted for grand larceny. was agair
hrough, up on writ Of hdbtas corpus, and Application
made tina, be he admitted 10 ss-The application wa,
denied, and the prisoner remanded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

--EAhf CO ~ l-t lL- soiicilalOn Ut tlef iu-fv -
ut-Of-iO~n fr-ni- iL- CITY p lrtilcr l
..ltlnn -ty- for GrLLelnens HAS ,at1icay J' -
au.T Of
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ADJurASr GENERALS OFFICE.
Head Quarters New Orleans Ausu-t 10, lci5
GENERAL ORDER No H.


Bv order of the Governor and Commander IN Chief,
,.o Regiments OF Infantry and TWO Regiments Of Riff
men are forthwith - be organized and equipped In IN
st po.s Bile for service IN Texas Al the reques
II Major General Games. commanding the Westeri
Division Of the United States Army The Governor IN,
ERECTED me 70 express 10 our Cnzen Soldiers IN tn
vicinity OF the Capital his great satisfaction al the ardof
which they have manifested TO embark IN the service
heir country the moment il known their service
might bs required and that he relies with confidence on
he patriotism OF czens throughout the state 10
meet the requsition by voluntary engagement without
resOrt a DRIFT
The Major General. Of Divisions will, therefore foth
sith ssue orders the officers under their command
invite the services of volunteers and organize then
mo Companies BaitaoD- and Regiments As soon a.
Company Battalion Regiment l. organized me Ma
or General will report il ready for service to the Al
utant General.
should the regiments any part ofthem be called iuto
service they will be furnished hy he United states win
every requisite supply Of subsistence, arms and ammu
milton and camp equpage al the oarrscAs and forts mine
vicinity Of Nee Orleans together With steamers and other
vessels for their transportation 70 Texas and also with
wagons and horses for the transportation OF supplies after
.anding Texas.
Nevertheless the Major Generals will report 70 the Ad
uant General the Of the munitions and other
equipments of the corps they MS organise and use az
tncir exertiOns 10 make il a. complete as possible
By order OF the Commander IN Chief
.pN.ST adf and I'M General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

DR. FFLix GoURsUDs ITALIAN INDICATED Soar, for r.
moving Frrck.es, Tan Sun-Rum, PimplTs BlOchrs, Sal
Richness, and all Culaneous Dis - also
most delicious EmOieut Shaving Compouni. For sale On,
BrOanu ay Boston. A. : jordan, Ms-strret, Low
-l Carleton 4 Co. New Bedford, ". l. Gerrsh, WOrcts
~. Green Co; Springfield. Bliss Myers, New Haven
Ssckus Bull. Trov Pierce, Stanwix lila . Albany, r.
futile Assembly Buildings Ch-snui-si Philadelphia Pc
of and dangerous commercials and remember tina
he genuine sod only above and hat each cake has The
words DR.. r Felix Goursud's Italian Medca I'd soap
V Y" compressed with mould and the Doctor tao simi,
IN each Splendid Embossed Wrapper aul8u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

rP- French Lnngusce-Ms1esess On, ;. sen
A4lsm- AAslsc. DUkASO vii Be Ia feA4.As'' ~ ce.'
orr pupil, On ib- l., OF sepemo'r
new Evening Class FOR Gentlemen VIII be Organized
during this monlh Likewise Morning Class for Ladies
Residence No IS WAker-srset ~ aas 1weod'
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THE TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY. AUGUST %. lsi5.
~ An evening edition of The Tribune is prin,e


- A., evening edition OF The Tribune is printed
.vs,v afternoon at O'Clock containing the latest new'
received 10 the city Of New York up that hour. besides
bref account OF the Markets and sses Of stocks up to
2. o'clock r. NJ Travellers board Of steamboat
end others esyn the city in the afternoon obtain
the evening edition by nquirng for 1t ofthe news boys
~ After vainly struggling for place inside,
we have been compelled 10 put our rather long re
view Of so much Of Mr.. HCRLBUr's Essays Oh
Human Rights and their Political Guarantees a.
treats Of CorDorof,oAs the power Of Government to
construct or authorize works Of Internal Impr0re
ment. to authorize the taking Of Lands necessary
thereto al a valuation, Sc on the Fsrt Page OF ihi-
paper. The subject il one Of decided importance
aud Increasing public interest. We trust our
Political readers will consider our views comparing
them fully with Mr. Hurlbuts far more elaborate
and methodical argument the other side where
ever the Essays may be at hand. Let the truth
be made manifest
~ Gov. W.IGHr's PRocLANATIOS will attract
universal attention and. though we have little hope
that those who have DETAINED us 70 perseveringiy
for ex pressing similar views will now rctraci Their
aspcrsions we are glad that such views when ex
pressed from high quarter, are published with
commentator or at least without dissent, by many
who have denounced our expression OF similar sen
timenis as 'incendisry.' Even the Commercial
Adreytser, which lately undertook to read us q
lesson On the subject now commends that portion Of
the Proclamation which is addressed to Landlords
while the Ercang GaSctfe approves the Proclama
ton in the lump and Editorally thinks its language
TO Tenants, Indians, Law breakers and the People
generally, very correct, but appears not to see thai
il says any thing at all to the Land proprietors The
hLbany titus, we trust, will be shamed by this
document ont of some Of the atrocous OF It's I'm
putations upon The Tribune in reference to the IA
,roon difcultie. We do not publish so much OF thu
long Proclamation as consists Of mere repetition Of
facts already familiar to readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

BoAED or Tu,sdny August 2s-Tm'
was special meeting called on the requisition Of fv,
members
The Finance Committee reported in favor of applying
TO the Common Council for appropriation OF S 44
for building schoo house in the ith Ward. Adopted
resolution also offered by the Committee 10 en-
ploy suitable person ascertain whether the gallery
for the school house corner of sheriff and Stanton
streets had been erected at fair cost the Commission
.rs having neglected advertise the work by cOnrac
according to law. During debate which arose upor
the subject. DR. Lawrence and Mr.. Chsrdsvoine, 4ih
Ward left the room and the Board remained without
quorum.
Mr. Nicol stated that the object of the meeting was ii
relation to an application from Mr. Engs be restored
10 his seat in the Board motion respecting which is
he made to the Supreme Court on Tuesday next On
requison Of five Commissioners present another meet
ing ordered for this friday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29
Military Movements.

The subioined military orders will demonstrate
the activity and zeal which the Executive and Ad
luiant General OF Louisiana have displayed in car
rying into effect the requsition made by Gen
GAINES. There is little doubt that the number Of
volunteers will be great enO,gh TO superscde the
necessity of drafting. y. o. Bee, 2Olh.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. August l. lsi5
To General JoHN : ARNaST, Adjuidnf
and Inspector GeR0al Of The STATE Of L0u'sdnd
SIR In pursuance Of arequiston to me from Major
General Games Of the Uuted States Army, furnish
companies OF Artillery with field pieces complet,
for service in Texas you will order MAJOR General Lew
a. of the frst division Of Louisiana Militia 20 raise b,
voluntary engagement possible otherwise by draft III
TWO companies complete; you will furnish them witt
the artillery and equipments required from the Arsenal
and direct him place them forthwith under the order
OF General Gaines. | am, very respectfully your ODE
dent servant A. MOUlON.