The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-23

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from the 0slveston Gazette June al
The .4dsoea,e states, that Texas volunteers sre
on their way 70 the army During the past week parties
have pssssd from Brazoria and Fort Bend, and few
vountsers 70 strong passed Chisholms ferry on the
10th May Capt Earlys company from washington on
The 2lsf and the Columbus company the day following
We learn from Chief Justice Hsmphill, that fine
company 81 about 100 volunteers under command Of
ngton on their way to the Rio 0rsnds few days since
Also, . eom nam from Montgomery county, command
. full company number not known
l0ns from Nacogdochss county, Commanded By Capt
One from San Augustine, commanded By Capt wheel
company of riaemen has been formed in Nacoxdo-
way Of Trinity.
party Of ten or twelve gentlemen for Cornus ~hnsti-
General Taylor has ordered them to remain at Bsxar
They are exceedingly anxious TO join their companions
In arms on the Rio Grsnds
ALABAMA.
The general order from the War Depertme nt dated
June o.6 which publish today settles the question
about the volunteers now In this city.
PLAIN that all who have organized themselves
der the action OF Gen Gaines and been mustered by
him into the service Of the United States for six months
and who have not been forwarded to Texas to be
BY the order Of the "a June, heretofore published
Cen Taylor was authorised to receive those who had
the condition that they should accept the terms Of the
volunteer bill, and agree to serve twelve months
Singly Tho;. declining TO accept these terms were to
Two volunteer companies arrived yesterday from the
interior, ON board the steamboat VIM Bradsrsst. One
and Lisuts j. H. Pists W. n Ford and j. B. Fuller
rank and Gle 81 The other company the Benton
County Guards-Capt Earl, and Lieuts T. NJ. Pope and
O. Heral June1 s.
MISSISSIPPI.
The cannon squad which accompanied the Fencbles to
mustered into the service Of the United States when
Of 70 em
service and had taken their appeal in to his tx
cellency. The complement Of conpanies had already
been accepted and all were the ground except two
or three northern companies that had not had time
reach the place Of rendezvous Several companies which
home and disband owing to the fact that the regiment
was full II j. supposed that three four times tn.
their services been called for-Ndtche= Free Trader.
June IL.
ILLINOIS.
company Of volunteers from Kendall county, I'LL.
nos, commanded by Captain A. r. Dodge came down
the Western Belle, and disembarked yesterday at Alton
that place to proceed directly 70 Cen Tayiors camp on
their own hook They need apprehend no difficulty on
rangements for their being received and also for their
subsistence-St Louis Rsveiiis. June 10.
OHIO.
GENERAL ORDER, No. a-CINcrNrArI, June II, 1885,
requisition Of the President Of the United States
10th May calls upon the Governor of Ohio for three
giments of volunteers be organized regiments of
the same by law organized in the army Of
United States. Each regiment to be composed Of ten
iii nor ore
ment with the prompttude and despatch the President
desired and the exgencies Of the country seemed at the
time to demand It was found necessary hastily 10 adopt
such for the enrolment of the volunteers as In
the zeal OF our citizens has unavoidsbly resulted In
very considerable excess Of troops.
Thirty eight organized companies now In the
field have rendered their services to the Governor AMI
delay to the theatre of active operations ON the Msxc
frontier. his circumstance, especially when is con.
sdered the season Of the year and the nature Of the eli
speaks well for the spirit the zeal AMI patriotism Of
Ohios and cannot but be pride and com
graduation TO all her citizens as IL CRAFTY ing to the
Governor.
The unpleasant. but necessary duty has devolved upon
the Governor Of determining which of these companies
to the number OF thirty, shall be retained to fill the
QUESTION
In the performance of this unwelcome duty, he has
carefully Considered every lance connected with
the enrolment location and condition of each of the
panes presen and has deliberately. with eye single
to the rights OF the parties and the good Of the service
determined that the three regiments Of Ohio Volunteers
shall be constituted as follows, viz
NY Cincnnau Capt Armstrong; Co do: Capt Ramsey's
Co do; Captain L. krichne's co do Capt. Harmels Co.
Be CAPT CO wsS S9
Co Brown county; Capt Bradley's 90. l. Sandusky.
SECOND ktGIMErr-Capain Walcott's Company, Co.
lumbus; Capt Lathams TO. do; Capt Morgan's Co. Mt.
Vernon; Capt Stadden's Co Newark; Capt McLesn's
CO. Athens; Capt Worthngtons Co. Logan; Capt Ir.
wins Co. Lancaster; Capt. Brunners Co. CircIeve;
Capt Reynolds Co. Chiliicothc Capt tricks Hills.
boro igh.
THisD REoiMESr-Captain Aliens Company, Massil.
!on capt Moore's Co. Wooster; Capt. Woodruff Co.
Norwaik; Capt McLaughllns Co Mansfield; Capt.
Fords 90 do; capt McCooks Co. SteubcnvIle Captain
Patterson's Co. 81 Clarsvue: Captain Meredi,hs Co.
Coshocton Capt Noies 20. Zanesvle; Cap, CAapman's
Co seneca Co.
All such companies not embraced in this organ.
zaton are hereby discharged The Quarter master &C.
neral OF the state will forthwith provide for them the
means Of comiorsbls transportation their respective
The three German companies. commanded by Captains
Herman kessler george Durr, anu George Dsuble,
Gould not DO retained because the regulations
Cd by the War Department for tue government Of
troops in the service of the United States specially pro-
vides that none be received into service who
speak and understand the English language"
The Governor appeals to the patriotism Vi those
panics ordered 70 retire, and admonishe. them
cheerinlly, and in spirit Of differentiation becoming
good solders mindful that it il much duty
ofthe true soldier when ordered TO to ad-
vance to obey with aacri,y. when the service required
!. difficult or unpleasant as when it is Of contrary
By order Of the Governor,
B. w. BRICE, Jun.
A. d. c. and Assistant Adjt General