The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-30
Mexican Account or the Ev acuation OF Mata
HEApqUARrrRs in the Rancho I
da La NAnada MAY Ia IAih


dc la yenada May Is. 1876.
DIVISION OF the NoRrH-GESgRAL IN CHIEF AL
its activity parayzed and its artillery diminished while
that OF the enemy has been atty increased in the
manner that were he to open his re the city Of Mata-
would be instantly destroyed the utter Of
national and foreign interests have decided to retire
myself summoned and very likely obliged to it
with dishonor which shall thus avod Tor the march il
slow our pieces being drawn by oxen and our munitions
in carts My object to defend the soil Of those
departments which have been entrusted to me; and for
that pupos am going to post myself those points most
convenient and within reach OF supplies of which will
hereafter inform hghness though your communica
tons must seek me by the road of China or that OF
Lnarcs The step to which have referred has saved
the national honor; and communicate il TO your high
for your information, recommending you secure
the camp equipage placing it convenient point and
preserving the 10 FOUNDERS in that city to which,
moreover, ! will order reinforcement
To the Commandant General Of Tamaulpas.
Incidents. &C., or the War.
CHAPLAISs ron THE ARmY.-On Friday tho 10th June.
Messrs Nc Elroy and Rey arrived at New Orleans. on
CAMPEAcHY Letters from this place announce the
rival Of the briggs somers and Lawrence; the former is
the United States The public feeling and
turning towards independence, and afterwards annexa-
ton.
Miscellaneous.
TRoors on THE ADvAscE--The Mobile Tribune states.
that vessel had arrived at Mobile with accounts
Brasos Santiago to the l4th inst brings report that
the town Of Reinosa had surrendered to Col Wilson
and Renosa had capitulated in advance of the move
ment OF Gen. Tay lor, and he waiting only the
o. transporting his troops up the Rio Grande to march
No dispatches have been transmitted By the two iass
the War Rs' Which, s'I spo
that Reinosa had tea 70 rUs " scr without
It's citizens willing 70 surrender the town Without
resstance and in fact that military preparations had
been made 20 defend Il against our troops WssAnsssn
unson, june ~.
The M,utnry Preparations for INC war wien
Mexico
ARKANSAS.
We indebted to the kindness of the Secretary Of
with their officers, of mounted gunner, which have
been received by the Governor in compliance with tho
The regiment is complete. with the exception
of one company. We hear OF several gentlemen
ing troops Of mounted men for the war Hurry on gen
uemen, by the mers rule first come, first serve"
you will be excluded.-L,nle Rock GAG June TO-
OHIO.
II is rumored says the State Journal that Gen Hin
ton OF Delaware county has been appointed BY the Pre-
! at Camp Warrington
The report that force Of volunteers would be raised
for expedition TO California be authe
We extract the following from the Franco.4mercan -
The volunteers will be recruited as soon as possible
principally IRON mechanics OF New DIRK and New Eng.
have for I'd lieutenant cadet Of West Font-the cap
ains and LIST eutenants be elected by the volunteers
son OF ir Marcy himself is spoken Of Adjuant Of
the Regiment The head Of the expedition Col Jonathan
D. Stevenson Of this city is Of the most intimate
friends OF secretary Marcy This opportunity is proba
bly,, the favorable ofered for emg to the
rich soil of California Each of the volunteers will en-
gage for two years and receive large tract Of land at
the time Of his discharge
Naval Preparations.
The CUR SQuADRos.--Under the head OF the last
naval intelligence from the Gulf observe that tho
brig Lawrence, having sustained some injury in gale
about to be north to be locked and repaired
timely and striking illustration of our remarks few
days ago respecting the urgent of means Of
docking other, which ought to be provided with the
least possible delay for the large force always aaoat
the Gulf of Mexico and especially the present juno
ture.-Washington Union, June ~