The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-09

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MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
From the Boston Times, Dec. ~
company Of volunteers for the regiment called for from
Massachusetts by the President Of the United States
once Il ths cItv on The Corner Of AtIpsOn ana Chap
ming streets whore the patriotic citizens of Boston and
vicinity are invited to call and enrol their nance
Boston, Dec. 5th, 1916
Mr.. Thomas H Perkins proposes getting up company
IN to the call Of the prss.nt for
selves do so by calling at the Fulton House, in Full
ton street, application to the landlord Mr. John Clark
The company will be mustered into service and paid
soon as full
Whereas several Of the volunteers duly enrolled in
company d, of the First regiment of Massachusetts In
fantry have changed their places OF residence since thu
time Of enrolment and have not informed the under
signed of such change this to give notice to all SUCH
signed on Monday next, at O'Clock, M at fremont
Hail. No Ho fremont street. preparatory to being
Boston, Dec. 4th, ls46
Volunteers wishing to enrol themselves for service in
the Mexican war; can do 80 upon plicaton at Fansu
The company will be mustered into the service. and
paid as full.
NAVAL INTELLIGENoE.
A Court Of Inquiry has been ordered to assemble
on board the u s. ship Pennsylvania. at Norfolk,
to-day to inquire into the loss of the u brig Truxton
The Court viii De composed Of the following officers
McCaulsy and Capt Andrew Fitzhugh members; Lieut..
George Upshur Judge Advocate Baltimore .american,
Dec. g.
News FROM SANTA FE.-The volunteers spend
large portion of their time at fandangoes, &c
producing lack Of discipline and some i'll feeling among
the Inhabitants Nothing known to the intentions
Of General Doniphon who was in command there. The
weather was COLA Ice had been formed every night for
week. and the mountains were covered with snow The
Independence Erposior Of the 2lst instant says:-We
understand that express arrived at sante Fe fifteen
OF any fighting The Mexicans, seems, will not make
any resistance if army sufficient to repe any attack
that may be made arrives before the Mexcans can
nforced The news Of our American traders having
been taken and their goods confscated fabrication
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Passo del Norte Some Of our government wagons laden
with provisions were tax and burnt by the Indians
IN SAINT WhaAf aft nops-
phons regiment still Ssnta Fe and waiting for
provisions to 60 below, which were within two DAYS
travel OF Santa Fe.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 8, 1916.
The Westher--Tne Markets, &c.
The weather for two days past has been mixture Of
snow, sush, rain, and fog, the latter of which. with
drilling rain, prevails at the present writing.
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PHILArELPHIA, Dec. 8. 1916.
The volunteers and circumstances connected with their
departure for the rendezvous at tsburgh, still the
absorbing topics of the day Many of those who have
deserted their homes at the call of the nation, have,
fear left breaking hearts behind them in the shape of
wreched wives and large families Of children. One in
stance came under my notice where had enlisted,
leaving wife and four small children entirely destitute
Another candidate for the Colonency Of the Pennsyl
wanna regiment has appeared in the person Of Captain
Naylor formerly wing member Of Congress from this
county who, the head Of company Of Rangers, has
volunteered for the war; and it is said has been accepted
eleventh company in the regiment. He is now
native American and his company is composed Of of
the same stamp, who will doubtless distinguish them
ser being n socSpsd is rsh.r doubtful
One thousand barrels Of -four were sold today at SAX,
and the same quantity at shade higher, soy $4ss.
sales Of Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
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MELANCHOLY SHIpwREcK.-In the late disas-
trous gale and snow storm upon the coast Of
Maine schooner Commodore Perry, Captain Davis Has
ke Of and for Deer Isle from Portsmouth went ashore
pershed The Castine revenue cutter returned
from the wreck the 81 instant with three of the bo
dies. Of which that of a female passenger tits
supposed there were other passengers on
.advertser, Dec. 8.
Nor INqHER SKATs.-The Hon. James c. Dob
him. Of North Carolina prevented from being in his
seat day by the sudden illness Of Mrs Dobbin, in Pc
tersburg. on his way to this city.
We requested to state that Mr. Giles Of Maryland
is detained homo by ndspostion but II is expected
that he will be able to appear in his seat in the of
the week.-Wash ington Union, Dec.7.
COMmERClAL.
New York. Dec. 9.
AsnEs.-Thc market for pots was pretty brisk to-day
and about zoo bbls sold at 81 u.s. Pearls remain