The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-01

The proposed movement Of Gen. Taylor upon Monte
roy was well known in all parts Of Mexico Letters
from Monterey represent that the inhabitants Of that
city much alarmed at the prospect as they poses
sod very slight means OF defence All me sccIu,s TO-
Arista bat at present under Mes was concentrated at
Laares number OF 1900 paper from the city OF
Mexico devoes lsborsd article to prove that 1t cannot
be intention of Cen Tay or penetrate to Monterey
directly leaving this force to operate upon his HANK ana
reAr considers the command oil AleJia que sumcent'
eealsrng the strength ofInares and the natural dii-
eaes Vi the country hold Gen. Taylor in check or
" Asrass him. upon the march, SO that ample ume wiz DC
Afforded take second and more solid line OF oe
renee.
rss following b the address Of Gen. Arista to the
TROOPS VI the pivison Of tho North.
Comrades My honor and that Of all OF you has been
Affected by tho result Of the disastrous action Of the 9Th Of
my SS to am TO the
Government account of recent events, earnestly de-
manied such an investigation
My demand has been listened to, and am TO respond
for my acts TO a council of war.
The honor ofthe generals officers and soldiers on the
hand the noorety Of the events on the other and
more than all the inward conviction possess Of having
done with honor and zeal everything which became
tom it will then il my efforts have been worthy to
be appreciated by my compatriots
With sensiblity and profound sorrow depart from
you because my heart is filled with the most intense de-
to fight without ceasing the unjust enemies OF my
country. -
Be assured comrades that you will be forgotten
by your best friend MAKiANO AhlSIA.
Linares, June 4, 1916 .
Areport received in Mexico about the mindle Of
June from Vera Cruz that both Gen Taylor and Com
modore had been recalled by the Government Of
the United States; the first for having exceeded his in
structons and the second upon his request to be
relieved The Mexicans were too shrewd to believe
any such stuff Another report had It that Gen Taylor
had the Rio Grande aud encamped near Point
Isabel with 10000 troops hut Canaes keeps the enemy
too well informed OF our operations for this rumor to
obtain any credence.
Thirty eight men, being part of the crews of the
steamers Montezuma and Guadalupe, arrived at sla
Verde the 7th OF June, the brig Joven Gregoria-
N O. Pieoynne, July %.
~ho M~ln xvh0 uyao WI
the battle Of 9TH of Nay arrived in this city Saturday
morning last, via, Central Rail Road We happy TO
State that his strength much restored can be ex
pected.-- Sapannah Georgian, J4iy27
We have been informed through credible source
that Mr. Lloyd Brooke arrived in this city on TUESDAY
tant dispatches to Gen Taylor lie lett Washington
City such haste that he had not time to bring his
baggage with him He left yesterday for Brazos st
Jsgo, in the steamship New York.
We und rstand that large orders have been received
here within few days from Government, for tue pur
chase OF horses for the Army Of OccupaiOn.-N 0.
Delta, July %.
Gen Wool states that he has now superintendent the
equipment of IAN regiments of " estern volunteers.
We understand that the following troops have been
ordered from this 3d. military department to wit Two
companies of the LIST regiment of ragoonscompany A,
and company E. Officers, Capt T. steen, Capt VIM.
Eustis; Lieutenants H. Carleton, D. H. Rucker, A. Blu
ford, J. H. Whittlesey.
One company OF the 9th infantry leaves Fort Gibson;
Captain A. Cady and Lieutenants Fitzgerald and Rhea-
aud another company Of same infantry, Fort Smith
Captain VIM Hoffman, and Lieutenants johnson and
Read
The whole will be under the command Of Major L.
E. Bonneville.
Captain Washingtons company Of Light Artillery has
been ordered from Carslisle Pa It will by water
to Little Rock, and march thence to Fort Towson.
where it will be met by the companies enumerated
above
We also understand that this command is ordered to
p1oceed to Fort Smith and thence via Fort Towson, and
Robbins Ferry the Trinity to San Antonio de Bexar
1t will form apart Of General Woos column OF invasion
and will rendezvous at San Antonio with the volunteers
from illinois, Indiana, Mississippi and Arkansas.
We have learded incidentally, that General Taylor
will have command of the Southern; General Wool Of
thejCentra and Col Kearney OF the Northern column
in the invasion Of Mexico.
We understand, since Il above written, that the
troops have left Fort Gibson Cherokee .adpocote
July l9.
An election for field officers of the sixth regiment of
u volunteers held at the Mansion House, in this
city, Wednesday evening, the 29h inst Major Gen
John F. Townsend of the fourth division OF cavalry,
the presiding officer The result OF the vote on the
first ballot was-For Robert Z. Temple, Colonel Sam1
North, Lieut. Colonel Franklin Townsend, Major
This regiment embraces the following companies -
One COMPANY from Albany Cant John Osborn.