Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-11
+ From lie .Eeic Orleans Picnyu're, Angusl
LATER FROM THE ARMY!

In iIN 4 lNo.h i LIZ 1891
| The brig Empressaro arrived al the Barracks
| this morning, seven days from BraZus Santiago,
with Captain (GeneraD Desha's Company Of Ala
! bama Volunteers, who have been ordered 10 New
! Orleans, 10 be mustered out OF The service, ae-
| cording 10 instructions from the War Depart
men. Six other Companies from Alabama all
The Louisiana Volunteers, and The Saint Louis
| Legion, as six months men, are TO be mustered
| out oil service by the same authority. Colonies
| Peytun and Feelhcrston's Regiments are mol re-
cosnized by the Department a. being in The ser
vice at all.
When the Empressario left, most oil The regu-
lar troops had gone to CamaIso, where II IS pro-
| babe all are by his time Unless General lay
Tor has been detained, on account ol the With
drawal of SO many volunteers from The army, 10
make new arrangements regarding Inc DISPOSE
ton Ut the remaining ones, he has joined The re-
| sular army ere this al Canarso.
The Texan troops were about taking up their
march for Nler.
Several fine Artillery companies had arrived
from the sen board before the Elnpressario left.
Gen Smith had proceeded with The Sd and 9TH
Regiment u. 5. Infantry up To Camarso, com
mencing with his rank as Col. in the army. II
will br recDec,cd that Gen. Smith has been ap-
! pointed Col. of the new regiment oil mounted
Ril.ncn, aad il is upon his commission as such
that he now aciS.
Gov. Henderson vas lying dangerously i'll at
Malamoras al The latest dates Lille hope
/ was, il any, entertained Of his recovery
| No news had been received Of The Whereabouts
| of The Mexican army. Letters hadbee received
at Maamoras from The city OF Mexico, which
| slated that Paredes was 10 leave that city 10 JON
The army. The 20lh ulI. was the day assigned
! by these letters Tor his departure Tor The seat oil
| war.
! Brig. Gen IIamer was 10 be lett in command
| at Malamoras, where 4 regiment OF volunteers
was to be stationed and The forts garrisoncd BY
I artillery. ,,
| More extensive hospitals had been ordered 10
/ he erected al Poin, isabel Tor the accommodation
! Of a large number oil sick.
| We are indebted 10 a gentleman OF The Army
| of OCCUPATION, Whasc attention has laid us under
rcpcated obligations, for the foregoing Items, and
! also Tor copy Of The annexed General Order,
! which will he read with feelings I'll deep concern
by every citizen OF the State. Who is there who
| does moi sympalhize with Gen. Taylor in pois-
/ nant regret that so many brave men, who flew 10
! The standard OF their country when menaceu ~
! a numerous and well appointed army, have been
Sisappoinled III not having had an opportunity OF
| di.pa yng their valor on III" field Of battle? The
| Commanding General speaks The language Of a
! soldier and patriot in parting win the Lonsi.
ana Volunteers, whoevinccd such aiacfiy IN ny
inn 10 his succor il The hour OF Trial.
We are not advised as 10 what action has been
had hy lie Volunteers under his visitation from
Washington CITY No: can VIZ say what num-
her. il any, have embraced the offer Of being mus
tered into service under The new terms PROPOSED
/, i . sad hu=ineSS