Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-11
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The Latest from the ARMY.

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The Latest from the Army.
ARRIVAL or sEw Yokx.
The steamship New York. Capt Phiip. arrived 4, IN,
course OF tho forenoon yesterday form rsros Santiago and
Galveston. having e the former place ON tho OOH and h
after on tho SO'h uIt Among the passenger. on the New
fork were Col Morgan, Capt. Hoton and Lieut., Alvord
OF the u s. Amy Col Marks. Adl, Hunter Lieu, Har
me, OF the Andrew Jackson Regiment Louisiana yoluo.
un'eers; Col Dskin, Major Mccall Capts Fo-le. and
0a,k' and Lieut. Mace, Of Dakin's Regiment; and Col
Walton, Lieut. Col forno, Major Breedov.. and DR., vii
son, Of the Washington. " "
The New York reports tina, the propell., M,..,h.,,.
aInsa inc btaxos on the goth ult. The brig Crusoe
on oIai', oar 10 gong over and upon making the
cav on the 18th the bsrquc ksran hence for
uago, ashore Ten miles to the Of tho Brazo, The
troops on BOARD were all saved Her cargo consisted Of
were saved; the vessel was total
loss The N. York the 3st ult when 90 mil. iron,
passed the ship Shsnuuga from Bazo. n,
this port with volunteers. W
The steamer Galveston arrived M 4, .i.., - a., a.,
IL reported at Galveston that the steamboat P,nsm,
had been lost on her voyage from that mort 10, Pa M
bel though the News says she was Al P,in, ~ :
24th ulL '0 Y" 'ne
We learn that Mr. Lumsden his party reached Point
Isabel on Friday the 24h inst. aud next d.y proceed
Cd 70 matamoas was thought that they would ioin ON.
OF the companies OF Mounted Rangers
paragraphs: Wv ''"'""s
gentleman arrived in town yesterday from, Mon.,o
direct aud in remarkably snort time ss,ns ,h,a,h
eala Vlaseals, Villa, Altana. Sabinas N,.r C.msra
and heynosa, aud saics that every thing ne n,,,
on me route, and that the people are expecting an.
proach OF our army lie learned on the road ,h., ,h
had been no further arrival Vt troops at Nioptsrer
AZ M'neo'a letters had been received stating that Pm
reues had arrived At San Louis Poosi at the head m g0Oo
mon, but having despatehes by express coun,,,ms,SS
ms eommatd and proceeded reuacs hi. steps TO the CITY
oil Mexico The reason OF this sudden about (ace A, ony
!" DC tuouied 10 some proaHaeiaento nj the c.pitsl
new company has been formed for m, o,o,ta,, q
inc county bordering on the Nueees They leave here TO-
morrow OF next day for Corpus Christi large portion
inc men comprising this company were attached Car,
Beis corps OF CORPUS Christi Rangers, lately dsb,ndd
aud are returning To their old cruising ground 10 hold in
s me Sahanehe Indians and mnrauding Mexican.
Inc iouo"ing ocers have been chosen by the eon,p,nv
VI b. Gray, Captain; Dewitt LYONS lat Licp,en,n, Jnbn
Cssuoman I'd Lieutenant; b. Sayer Orderly Sergeant
A good company and well Offered
An officer who arrived here from, b. ,,n,,
csnpmen states that he saw the body OF murdered man
about three miles from here the road He eoud M, 90,
his horse near enough examine the coma, 81 81. p,
from hat he could see, he was of opino, III. -
had been anon-commssioned officer We have more ,b,n
once cautioned people against "knoekn about unarm.d
"a ~ a". ~ turner's are daily seen far from town
ana inc camp unarmed and is Of wonder that
more not killed. ~ '
Untorfvnats OeeHrrenee.-on Wednesday evening Ina,
difficulty arose between Of the Ranger, ,nd n.
COON, which resulted in the death Of the Inter W. -
advised OF the particulars Of affair bur und,,..nJ H.
the Dragon was shot through the head HIS nam. wa,
Ryan.
reported in town yesterday that some 5000 70
months volunteers reached the Point on "Wednesday
LATER FROM TEXAS.
by the arrival OF the sehr Native have received Gal
weston papers the 25th ult,
We learn from the Civilian and News that N, N;Io. 4
Smith, who arrived Galveston from the Sabire on wa
nesday pa ut, reported that the beach some onr miles
cast OF Galveston strewn with the fragments of an up
per cabin steamer, which had probably been or
oundeed somewhere the vicinity of the mouth of
the Sabine Most of the pieces which were stren along
the beach we've parts OF her upper cabin Doors shutters
&c. together with tables chairs and other articles of fur
niture There also bales of tobacco such a
Is carried TO the Mexican market but nothing TO indent,
the name OF the boat She doubtless on her way from
New Orleans 10 the Rio Grande; but nothing more could
be safely inferred from these facts No living person or
dead body had come ashore but whether those who had
been board had gotten off in boats any other YES
sci, or all persisted, was uncertain.
The schr Vesa, which left Galveston three weeks $40
with Capt Seaeld and twenty thirty volunteers for Bra
Santiago, returned TO Galveston the 23d ut il hay
ing been impossible TO complete the voyage owing 10 the
severity OF the weather.
CaPisin KnOwltOn, who is his way to the Eas, on
the recruiting service had been for time pact station
ed at Point Isabel and TO him had been assigned the duy
OF mastering the Texas volunteers into service and organ
izng them. Two full regiments of Texas cavalry have
now been Organized hrst under Colonel Hays
cond under Colonel Wood. One regiment of infantry
under Colonel Johnson, is fully organized and complete
with the exception of Captain Seeed's company which
Is not hed IN consequence of his long detention on the
Vesta, on which the residue of his company embarked
three weeks since. These three regiments make about
1000 men, each having between 6 and 700 A sm,l
part only OF the leAnS troops having been supplied
tents By Government and these they made up for them
selves.
The pilot boat Black Hawk vas swamped on the 2lst
uumo on Galveston and negro drowned. The captain
OF the boat and two saved by the energy of the
pilot, Captain Symyton, who brayey perilled his life in
the service.
The schr. Mary, Capt. Brown arrived yesterday from
MatsgoIta Bay. Capt b. reports the loss Of the schr
Two Friends on the 3d. on Maisgorda bar. Her cargo
consisted OF coal for the Government Both vessels and
cargo a total loss.
he md c,r a.
vessels that had arrived Magorda with troops and gov
eminent stores,
The Austin Democrat of the 10th ut says that ON the
morning Of the 18th German hatcher was fred upon by
Indians, while his way To MARKET short distance
below town. The Democrat says:
soon after daylight it discovered that some FIVE or
SIX hoses had been taken from the noghborhood and In
dams "signs" were discovered in various directions "A
these facts ascertansd by Capt Hshsmith
he ordered out party Of his ranging company in pursuit
but sorry TO say, they returned the course of
lew hours after going to the foot OF the mountains, without
being able make any discoveries get on their
trail To what tribe these hieying rsschls belong s Of
course, impossible 10 tell.
u. S. FINANCEs.-Thc New York Express Of Thurs
day has the following
That the Governments already in strait for in
dcsed by the fact that about Withdraw every
dollar has deposited the banks before Issuing any Tea
sury There deposit according TO the month
ly Of the TREASURED, lte over seven millions
OF which and half rather MORE in the banks of
this city. This sum- which actusl rate of wnt eXpen-
duTes, will last but little while is oil be drawn out
the deposit banks have IL IL understood received notice 10
that eect-betoe the Secretary will Tree
suFy Unless the Government had been in a great
strait Il is presumed that would not have issued the sud
den notice, because II Of great importance itself and
the Of the country, that the TToafury notes
should be issued before subuacted from the Banks its
deposits and thus general circulation aided by
the hard money the Government had in deposit The Gov
eminent, however We presume, could wait. Its necos
sites are imperative money must be provided right off
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