New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10
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- .ro, CONVERSATION had VIII one OF tae o--cs
ro-ward that some Of the Regiments WILL remain
- he arry but what we are not sole 70 STATE
W. learn verbally TIA: nothing OF especial interest Eas
occurred since our last &C noes from ne t0 o9"tue
h,, the movement up the river was sonEoa az last as
means OF transportation could Dc had and thai 70 e1-
traordinery sickness, mad broken ou: among The Foun-
teers.
Mr. Kendall writes from Carargo:
The weather here i unexpectedly not during the mid
die Of tie day with tte ar 't-rns a. Wa TIE case u
Revnoaa On tie march from tat place 10 this ihe IL
iantrv suffered 6readfGly especially inis see OF iG
del Pajari;q. OF Lake OF ne Little Birds there oens 10
water On the road and :he s'r pouring MS hottest ray
directly upon their backs Severs! e!! 70 the ground
exhausted By The heat while others much over
come that necessary give them places in the
forage wagons McCulocha Rangers did not suffer 70 ae
same extent being all well mounted but this thing OF
carpai Gliag in Southern latitude Dung mid sller Is
not particularly pleasant under any circumstances To
be sure by sounding the reveile az half past clock n
the morning and starting at 3, much OF the march Is
through with before the get up; put starting oil
al such an unreasonable hour and being obliged to lay
abou: during The heat Of the day without shade for
have no tents, rather hard the American PEG
pc-on portion of them al least Bivouac!ng and al
tina, OF thing may sound very well in ballads bur
when bcomes down TO the reality OF the thing !;
is distinctly different matter.
The ennre force Of regulars composing the advance
guard Of the army this side OF Reynosa IS between 80
and 300 but 10 this force must be added McCuloch's
Rangers upward of TO- making force OF between 300
and 400 all The regulars encanped in the house,
around the Plaza the Rangers under the falling roofs
OF deserted acGLes higher up The river The Mex
cans here are much friendly than those Ct Rey
nosa and more reconciled the appearance Of the
Americans among them.
They are hourly expecting STEAMBOATS, al this
place with additional provisions, forage and military
stores. The army, at least division OF il Will
from this point toward Monterey distant $50 miles
In the meantime i; is thought tina, scouting parties OF
Rangers may be up in the neighborhood OF Meir
and other the river and II they do Will glve
you the full particulars OF their adventures.
heard II stated dag two since that Gen Arlsta
had sent in courier Gen Taylor, requesting that
force might be sent TO his hacienda near Monterey
TO take him prisoner According TO the story, Gen. A
is under strict watch and without having
the eyes OF some Of the Government ernissarcs upon
him give this story precisely as heard IL