New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

MoUSTED VOLUNTEERS FOR New ME1Ico.-Col
Grimsey has been very successful! In nns up his reg
ment OF 0G0 mounted men for New Mexico II the U. 5
Government will order them In that direction. We
learned yesterday evening that In six companies one oil
which formed In ST Charles Co. and one 10 Haunt
bal. Marion Co there 595 men. Including those re-
cruited the Colones Head Quarters and the company
Of Lancers the whole number OF recruits enrolled ee3
or the plumber of enrolled u Head Quarters,
there nearly hundred men who have been in the
Indian Spanish country from three 10 twenty years.
perfectly familiar wiki the life and the duy required,
and will be the effective II called into the
service
Il may not be improper In this connection to mention
the fact that Col Grimaley and Mr. Chas. Bent well
founder Of B.nt's Fort-wbs has for many
years carried extensive trade with the Indians,
and with the Mexcaos OF Santa e Taos aud CHIHUAHUA
and who Is as familiar with the mountains and plains,
and with the character and location Of the inhabitants Of
New Mexico, their military forces and deposition
resident citizen OF this city with It's strretssome
months ago jointly made an application for this service
and II their application Is responded IL ought De-
NJ Bent will doubtless bring the force large
zion Of hardy and experienced men. drawn from the
trsders usppers and hunters OF the mountains and
plains. tmany OF whom have been in the service Of
Messrs Bent and ST. Vain all Of whom familiar with
thar portion OF New Mexico lying frontier, and
perfectly acquainted With the duties which such service
will require, and prepared for the hardships and priv
lions OF such campaign. Such would be preemi-
neLtly uIeful IL q Campaign In that direction.
ST Louis New Era, 26sh uit-
CAPTURE OF CAP1A1s HARpEE-The Savannah
Republican ha: been favored with the peyusa Of several
extracts Of letter rom Captain Hsrtee. written In Na.a-
moros during his captivity. Captain Ha.dee seems 10
think says the Republican that his IN the action
was rather narrow one, three killed irrre
ts,ey around his person, and The balls few th:ckly
every direction. The Precpce over which be and his
precipated themselves n their EFFORT 20 pass The
Mexican Lies, ne thinks raust have been nearly 1feen
Zee; il hight.
Subsequently, 20 their capture however be- and fact
ali prisoners treated with the greatest constera
lion and kindness Captain HaEtee allowed 10 send
into The American camp bis baggage AID body
General Arsie received the prisoners 10 The gracious
manner, anc said that his had been regarded
5aroarors, and that .e wished prove 10 them the
i!arv CAPTAIN Halcee says, Lieutenant Kane And my
self are living with General Aputa lodge IN MS hotel and
e., a. as table We not parole, but in compa
Win of the Generals AIDS, go pretty much and
wnen please Two Of his AIDS speak excellent English
the General himself speaks French
Ursoy O. n his respect. Every around
Utmost eDteavors make time pass pleasantly and
Il any thing could make forget captivity II would
De the frank and agreeable manners and generous hos
taEy OF General Anpud.a. Ee and General Artsta are
both men OF high tone and character.
EXPEDITION AGAINST SAyTE FE.-A correspond
OF TIE otac! OF Commerce whoae letter L. dated 8,
Washington, o'clock Tuesday afternoon, says:
An express has this afternoon been dispatched BY
tie Secretary OF Wa Col kearney with orders 20
march toravi Ssn:s Fs The force consists Of the
IS, dragons and the Missouri volunteers Il includes
nearly Two thousand mounted men Il will with
great CELEBRITY and soon lake and hold Santa re agains;
every opposition thai can be raised by Mexico"
MUaDER AT BrgLlsGroS FLATS. OT.Eoo Co.
Mr. Jared Hubbard OF The aru Of Hubbard. Thompson
Co., merchants and tanners. Burlington Flats
ceFed on Monday night By peous Unknown while he
was crossing bridge os MS way about 10 o'clock
He ~as struck with club lie Of bis head and
ta-owu IN the ~ater where be found morning.
ne was about 81 years Of age Wit wife and children.
AID. Knicketbocker.
e son OF Sir Roberr Peel was among the
s,iIofs at the White House Wednesday evening with
The British and French Minister'S Mr. JenifeI late
Minister Austria IN the circle around Mrs Polk
and Willis, who report says Is looking posr to dplo-
macy, supported him on The right. Newark Adv.