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Further Particulars Of the Battle on
the Bio Grande.

Special Dispatches 70 the N. n. Herald Once.
Nyw ORLEArs Mcy IL, 1646.
Again we arc In the receipt Of from army
the banks Of the Rio 0rands and although somewhat
alters the complexion Of affairs Of highly interesting
Character and doubtless the news that comes will
bring the Official intelligence that Mstsmoras IL ruin
that the Mexican forces this side the Rio Grandc have
been met and conquered The Of which speak,
was brought direct from Point Isabel by the steam
schooner Florida which arrived late last evening having
any quantity OF official dispatches for the department
here and at Washington The accounts published in the
pspe this morning 81 the battle are 90, Smcis ana mere
up an incessant fire for several days.
10 the intention Of Gen Taylor to remain at Point Isa
BEL until inst place s sufficiently fortified to resist any
force; and he receives large reinforcement
Of volunteers, he will regain his camp and with further
army Of At least So 600 strong and leave strong force
at foiut Isabel and at the entrcnchment opposite Mata-
morss. As matter Of course II will be some time say
can BE- raised Doubtless, however with far inferior
force, the General win take up position the opposite
the river and extend his researches some distance in the
interior. There particular hurry about his return.
caused BY the mann boSy w, the rssacsd
provision enough in the camp last thirty days at least
The work Of enlisting goes troops are pour
ing in from all quarer and full three rcRmcs are now
ready Tho whole four regiments asked 5or from tb;s
State will be OF by next Sunday soon - they can lie
saulpIsd, You may safely reckon that With four
three from Texas together win the regulars nat have
gone the army within thirty days will amount to 700
Business il pretty lively, but money rather tight and
freights constantly increasnx Liverpool liner
engaged yesterday at 1iI6d, and largo offer made
for another vessel recent shipment OF cotton was
made at Id in English vessel 81 10 per Dbl IL de-
mandcd -four from here to Now York. and IS per
bushcl for corn.
The sales in cotton yesterday amounted to about 900
bales. To-day they have reached the same amount, at
yesterdays prices ILL., probably, reach 1000 before
the business Of the ,al concluded The amount
hand 10 $40 6a5 bales. rI
The news by the Cambria arrived here this morning,
hcin uufn AL If ma h, fka 70 ros.h Thar
were few items rs eyed. several Of the papers
issued slips
Two companies Of ycfniccrs u 100 each arrived this
morning from up the river Ono Of them Is commanded
BY Methodist preuchcr Con Gaines has made an i'd
dional reputation upon The Governors Of Tennessee and
Kentucky ior four regiments Of troops from each State,
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vices ofevery man who bear important at
this moment, irrespective Of particular preudices
vessels were ordered to repair forthwith to the seat OF
Steamers Spencer. McLane. and Legare
Schooners Ewing, Woodbury. Morris and Forward
with aggregate force Of two hundred and fifty men
and thirty five guns OF from hirytwo to twelve pound
calbre.
From the Baltimore Sun, May 1911
here were suspcious vessels in our harSor y1 u out
for we took occason yesterday to around
the wharvss and make inquiry but could learn nothing
have been recently in port couple Of Spanish
vessels, but their mission was purely peaceful and any
require afcr voyage We may add, that understood
that some Of merchants arning their vessels
preparatory to sending them out their accustom-
cd trading voyages be able resistance
least any privacer or pirate by which they might DO
attacked
miscellaneous.
From the New Orleans Delta May l21
We were informed by friend yesterday that he had
received letter from Pensacola dated the 9th stating
that much excitement existed at that place on
q supposed design among the negroes to revolt
The French schooner Gironde, No. g. Cant Pontete
from Liverpool bound to Matamoras with cargo of l66
having been ordered of from the mouth Of the Rio randc
on the LIST inst, by the u S. brig Lawrence.
CArHoLIcIry AnMr.-A report had boon crcula-
ted in New Orleans that the Rev. j. j. auon had advised
lies Of Mexico T6c Rev. gentleman has published card
IN the bulletin saying that II any man in that commu
nifty who is entitled to the character man. would give
his in support Of this sneakng report he will asen
him to tho ring Of falschood and bait him at Ho
adds -
Some contemplate bigot, pcrchance, whose brains
devoid Of intellect his heart distended
with maevolencc against tho religion which profess
supposed the present betting moment to stir the smou
dering embers of religious dscsrd did notice the
slanderous report from the conviction that too
we'll known to those whose good opinions prize for
such stealthy effort at defamation faint me with
pcion. Were they the subjects Of the Sovereign Ponth
whose cathocity is less cquivoca than that ohe Mex
cans, who had dshonored and insulted the flag Of my
country, would DO found among the first to stop the
mouths of mendacious croakers about an unholy war
by demanding prompt and instantaneous reparation
IL, MULION
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TELEGRAPHrC DEsPATCH-NO. III.

1t appears that Major Brown, and not Major
Ringgold, had command of the American fortifi-
cation during the battle with the Mexicans.
The safety of Captain Thornton and Lieutenant
Rand is confirmed by the New Orleans Picayune,
Of the 18th instant.
There is nothing further relative to the "heavy
cannonading." That news is yet to come.
The Governor of Maryland has received re-
QUESTION from the President for two thousand
troops. Ha seam@ aH
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GovEaroRs CouNcIL IN MAIrk.-On the 18th Instant
the Legislature Of Maine elected samuel Mldralh Of
York; William Dunn, of Cumberland; Thomas simmons
OF Lincoln; Samuel H. Talbot Of Washington; Stillman
Howard, Of kennebcc Frsnkiin Smith, Of Somerset
Charles Stetson, Of Penobscut councillors TO sdviss
the Governor Of that State for the ensuing year.
MAINE DEMOCRATIC SrArE CoxvESrIoS.-The Maine
Democratic State Convention for the nomination Of can
ddate for Governor will be held at the City Hall in
Portland ON Wednesday, July LIST
Or THE SHELT.-The Kcnton NeUs says that his own
par have become well satisfied that he unit to re-
present an intelligent constituency that Sawyer one the
Representatives from the Northwest part Of Ohio in tho
present Congress, get corporss guard In Con
venton to 60 for his denomination
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NEW IA RIFF .-
IMPORTANT NEWS 70 Shippers Of Grain and 9TH

Farm Produce to Great Britain. sr
Anew law having passed the Legissture admitting the i'm;
poratou foreign and provisions low rate Of
dufy opportunity will be those who are desirous
ship the Glasgow MARKET open good with
Provision trade and there has hitherto been none Of Any
in Gssgow better opportunity could not be desired BY
spectabe houses in that market Liberal
advances will be given to their shippers
From the subscbcr long experience and o. the
with buyers large and respectable trade may be calcu-
Astor House. ROBERT ROBEKISON,
ma liner 50 Union street, Glasgow.
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Sporting IntelIigcnee.
Police Intellixence


romeo Antenuxence
MAY l9-Chorge 81 Fcrsery-Omcer Iurner, one OF
the Chiefs aids arrested man Yesterday by the name
OF Charles Wood, charged with forging the namc Of
Mr. William b. Cozzens, OF the american Hotel a. on
endorser upon note for $4,000 under the following cir
clmsiances u appears that GOD 6y some means OBJ
tanned the original signature Of Mr GozIens on piece
ofpaper on the back OF which he ood drew note ut
ono year. dated May isth leA3 Tor ting above sum- and
passed y over 20 Mr. henry Roosevelt OF NO. 10 wash
ngton piaGS a. coatera security or renu aaa money
uuc MN. Inc hote was retaineo un tne montn
whoh was Piaceo IN inc nahk OF Amenca lot cohec-
on ana hoI Sens pa,a ~ WIZ Ms" pro-
Tested 70 Go.a .ns ehaors men n me- nV.sfy ssoa
upon MT CoLzens, ne was informed nat the endorse
ment was forgery we understand tnat several other
complaints OF the same hauIc nave ocen aiscovcreo
against the accused Commuea LOT examination py the
Chief OF Police
Charge q Consp'raey.-Omcers DAYS and stewart Of
the police ONCE arrested Yesterday aernoon two dro
ver by the names Of Moses H MOTIFS snd James Nors
5000 from Mr. Phneas T. barnum the proprietor Of the
American Museum unocr ,ne ioHowng csrc umstancesi
II appears In the year oSs tnsI TINS James Nors was en-
trusted with large 10, Oh cate 20 sell amounting 70 near
S1VO belonging 20 various armes ~ feirnelo IT. ana
after obtaining the proceeds mat ne nao lost mo
money! consequently ne was Unable 10 pay the owners
ms slory however, was nov credIed ana Nl; NorrE
was arrested ana punsned or cmpezIhn8 inc iunds OF
the farmers al that time Ihey now state tna r bsrnum
was conceIned win mem =. .neil money M
wneIeuPon .noy maac me eoove uemaIu On VI
unocr tnreaH OF an exPopure unless nc comPneo WIN
their wishes a warrant was issued aBanst tneso mon
on inc oomPains o. MI. narnum, mo ney "ere oo'n
locked up IN the Tombs Tor examination.
Grand Larceny Officer McManus arrested last night
Ned hagan cnarge1 MIN nesahs S' J" sns sii; s
specie, from DR. 0iies Blanchard no. 2Vo sullivan
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Price Two Cents.

A SHADE LATER PROM EUROPE. - The ship
Liberty has arrived from Cork, whence she sailed
on the 2lst ult.
Only one paper Of that date wasreoeiyed. We
are told that it contains news.
We learn, verbally, that the cotton market was
firm in Liverpool, at the last accounts; but
whether or not those accounts any later than
received by the last steamer, is n matter of soma
doubt.
Cork paper of the 2lst, can hardly contain
any later news than of the 10Th from Liverpool
Sporting Intelligence.
TRorrirG CErTREvILLI Tack, YESTERDAY.
"A match that has excited considerable interest amid
the sporting community eff this vicinity, on
above II was between two green uns, namssakos, as
follows
MARCH for $5o0-mile hsats-in $50 h. wagons
M NJ. s r. named 1865. s ;sh Jim Berry.
Col Bartine drove jim The odds previous to the
start, to Peter--shortly forwards II was
to !, and takers Even against that heat done
in 3 minutes.
First hoat-Jm took the lead, and kept all the way
round, the brown breaking hrce four times in
its progress The former came home, or lengths
in front, easy winner in 3m. l4s
Second heatVery similar to the previous except that
almost IL quite dstanced the former winning,
with the greatest ease, in I'm. 33s.
The course in consequence Of the aud ndance
of the spirited proprietor in good condition. and the
attendance numerous and respectable. Betting most
lively, and q considerable sum changed hands.
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TIMUGAT'S SULPHUR BATiIs

THESE BATHS highly recommended BY the
eminent Pyscinns for the ~ Rheamstism, Erup
tons Of the Skin, Scroula Pain In the Joius Salt Keu.
&c &C. TO be had daily at a7 Pearl street, near Broadway
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THE PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
vVvHE PAVILION, New Brightoa having undergone CO

TIE PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
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81 ,; s'ss e s.
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lance Of less than Six miles from New York The Psyilioa
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The stesmbosts for New Brighton star from No Pier
worm A''s' r. BLANCHARD.
Pavilion. New Brighton. May 5, l&e: mys lmrre
BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
WHITWELL'S TEMPERANCE BITTERS.
ISL, H sssi
4. .s s
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5 y ~ s sSia s. ss sss
and strengthen the whole system The proprietor s conf
dent fnyalds would give this cheap and pleasant
dy trial they viii any other They
reach Of ALL
WHiTWELL's ORIGINAL oPODELDoC,
Is the only eectu. remedy for Rhsumatsm, sprains Stiff
ucs Of Neck and Jonts, Govt Cramp &c.
BY Dr. l. MITcHELL late Professor Of Phync the N.
College Of Physicians. TIT
Price Is cents a bottle
VOLATILE AROMATIC
SNUFF
For Headache and cs,srh compossd principally Of Root,
WArEnHousE late Professor Of Medicine In Howard Uni
~crsity, Cambridge. N~ N
Price rs and 50 per bottle.
wHITWELL, tla,e J; r; whi!wsl Son, Bcstss.l -
sold also by A. Bad SANDS, druggists, loo Fllton cor
ner OF William street. New York F7* myS imeodsr
r zFD-a5O barrels Lard nov landing and loT ssIs ~
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SECRET DISEASE CJJRED.

SECRET DISEASE CURED,
RY Botanic Physician that undetasds his business has
had extensive practice for ten years has eureh alter
using all the boosted nosrums been alvted and y the hog
psl. without bs.yat Those who wish 70 a'' rr ION
nd mercury. sh9uid ,Rply vi'l.ei &C.. nymsvs
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GRrEr Coas.-0rssn Corn Is selling IN Mobile II was
aissd about three miles ftsn tAs sisy psspsss
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svkM TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN arriving the
HMM United States Others DESTROYS Of purchasing
80 Country Residence in Pennsy vanis.The SUBJ
eber desrous Of changing his offers for sale s
Farm and situated in Montgomery county, Pa;
miles north Of philadelphia It contain. 300 Of land
wheat rye Indian and hay equal upland farm in
the Unionhe remaining 20 acres being woodland On the
premises is fine mansion 50 feet by 43 with veran
dab attached feet wde extending the length Of the house.
and large piazza the the whole giving ample
eommodations for family Of twenty PERSONS The pleasure
grounds surrounding the house shaded with elegant
green's and very beautifully laid out There are on the farm
large barns containing tabng and for
hundred cattle and for the Of go tons Of
duce with coach house. house. and cribs
sached There also the advantages Of fine spring house.
ice house. fish pond garden Of orchards stocked
with the finest fruit house and wall stream Of
spring in every he!d daily morning and evening
mail % and from the city by which the rhilsdelpha and
nbus passing the gate. morning and evening,
In the immediate vicinity Episcopal, Lutheran and
Presbyterian churches.
Further description all persons wishing
purchase invited call and examine the
however be added that for beauty heahfui situation and
advantages Of kind not surpassed by any IN the
''01 the pes "nen GEORGE 81! SIZE sHEAfF WS.m.r.h
myIT 1taw 4wsnc Montgomery Co., Penn.
- HOTEL DE PARls:-lANTIONE ylGNEs one
fully informs his friends and the pub
c he has opened the house No 800 Broadway New
York. Reade called the Hotel De Paris
where he will happy those who may wish
patonxe him. with board and lodging by the day. week
month, the most reasonable myl9 Pm eods
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CORN CoRNs!

N <fectu.i and warranted cure Cons is sasily
e cure the money will 3 returned For sale BY D;,id
Broadway G. H. Ring, 10 Broadway; q; Hubbard, -
Hud.cn street, Wyatt keeham, ~ fulton greet =.
Is cents per boz. nys lmer
TKzCKEE5 AND SHIP BKEAb.. 70 Mott street.. nesr
daesd steam machinery NJ: BshnE E~sablshnsnt
nvfes city and country merchants call and
III xoods viz and milk Bscs pilot and navy Bread
wSsearms them great that they be sold the very
las prIccs
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
IOHN ROACH

Optician, sc Nassau Street, ~
HAS constantly On hand French, German and America,
shsr m.ssr. used By under hi
Lenses Ground order Thermometers and Surveying Com
passes manufactured for the trade. .aeNc Hfle
r,sd;csI ~, s,ncsss - = mir Inns re
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From the New Orleans TrOpic, May r.
The steam ship Mississippi with the news Of the com
Of hostilties between this and tho Mexican
Government, sailed from Pensacola the 4h, with the
newa She probably arrived 1t Vera Cruz, Saturday
last Ere this, doubt not that the Yankee Commo-
dore" has opened his battery st. Juan dUloa He has
the victorious example Of Prince de Jonvie before him,
without any Of the Princes advantages in attacking the
Commodore Conner will have to contend against
heavier batteries and better engineers and the Msxicsns
i'll let him take tho position they did the French
prince in the attack II surmises correct,
American tars are triumphant
From the Washington Union May 1871
The Secretary Of the Treasury has adopted the most
energetic In placing an armed force anoat,
der the control OF the commanding general Of the army
stantly volunteering for active service These ACTS
should oct great stimulus 10 Others. II certainly
no time throw cold water upon the energies
that service, - attempted in some quarters The
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

hs a:ss
FRiSTiNo Of al. kind. executed with beauty and dss
70 An letters communications, BY mail sddrss:sa g
the establishment be paid or the postage win be
DEDUCTED from 'A JAMES S0R PsS' BESNer
1s s.1 q Futon .na N.:..n s.
cI Ss RUYar A NRr Ee sEEzM A saiEs
'Sa' wiz With ne %' isiss q ii: 3a%
BbRIsIFFkkNNiNAi x Cap. CAPT = H Eyss;
A SAPkixc c.Ss y %T f. H + 9asr1..
viii sail from Liverpool and Bo.Sa via Haiii.1. as fol-
Eri..nni. is4s Britannia. May iss
t.isdoai; isss s:doni: < 1876 1886
From: From Boston Boston g h a'is!seel
sss:
For freight passage. any G,hs, isfeEnssor .ppyso
mysl~ AHARRSbsENaS Z G Sn' S's M.ii:s.
~ ;;ir
a O'clock ?. H. from from Pier So. ; North
F.. passage freight ' VAS n5S:s ;Ii: Co
Of this vessel under petence Whatever my 81 src
49, FOR FREIGHT OR CFART ! ~ fn..
sSSpfs O. 100 3d. .ae esa have
mya iw re PERssG BROOKS Is and 81 Nassau 81.
SO FOR LIvERPOOL-NewL Line Regular Packet
& q 2ls Juns superior fast sailing packet ship
ton, Will sail az above, her regular day.
For freight having elegant and superior
modaons apply board west aide Of Burling slip
WOODRUFF MINTURN, 81 South street.
. The pscket ship HOTTINGUER, 1850 tons, Captain Ira
Purey will succeed the Rochester and sail her regular
day, 2ist July. my2i
G93 York Line.-Po,isiysly Eir. Regular pseket-To
s.ilms packet ship CLiFT0N. !nSersoll master, will
pcsitivey sail as above, her regular day.
For freight passage having handsome furnished
mod.tion: apply board ,,0Tlsse, wharf ioos Of Wall
Positively goods received board after this Thurs
Passengers will please be board IL o'clock tomorrow
which time the ship will sail.
Shippers will please send in their bills of ladns mme
diately .----. I.
Agent in New Orleans, JAS E. WOODRUFF, who will
promptly forward all goods to his address,
Packet ship SARTELLE, Taylor, master, will succeed
the CLIFTON and sail Monday June lst her regular day
my2l
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VVM. MATTHIESSEN, ~ Fulton street. ilvites The y
w spection Of the public his choice stock Of French
Black coI9rsd Cloth. and Ca..iTs vs.,s; Of 4. va
for CASH. Customer desrng to have ELE0ANT AND
DURABLE GARMENTS At MODERATE PRICES,
would do well 70 their by the efficient
ten this establishments who capable Of irving y neat
fitting the fastidious desire. H7
All articles ofsma continually hand, Shirts, cspe
oally. f4 r.
ais tmsr VIM. MATTHiEoSEN
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MADAME AuousrA.-This distinguished and popular
donssuss has arrived In THE city from Baltimore IN roas
for Europe. We undcrsand she intends 10 visit France
but will return 10 the United States In the fall will
again make her appearance before New York audience
Her career has been most brilliant one
her tour: She received in Baltimore and Philsdci
phia with the utmost enthusiasm and IL dessrvedy poPu
lar in this country We wish her safe and sgreesols
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forcemcnts arrive,
May 9Th alker not returned Two Mexican scouts
in and said they found the chsparra lined with sem
tnels every where Firing still heard at the fort this
Ten O'clock open this to add that Walker is in The
fort safe Major Brown Is boarding his ammunition-hss
lost only one man, serjesnt Of company, and DIS
diateiy opposite. Walker thinks assault was made
about an hour after daylight
from the New Orleans Picayunc, May I2.I
PorrT ISABEL, May 8, lsAd.-Whc the express came
intelligence which 1t brought US, expecting the boat
would leave In few minutes. 1t now only waits for
Gem Tsy lors official desPstch which = being prepared
Major Brown read, and having letter before me from
there, will give you further particulars accordingly
On the morning Of the 3d. at reveille the Mexicans
opened upon the work. throwing balls and
shells without inermisson until sunset finishing with
hall a dozen extra ones at tattoo for lullaby.
At rcveille the 4ih, they opened again, sending
few shots shells, which compliment repeated at
noon Our artillery silenced the fort opposite in
Knocked three embrasures into This caused them
to stop firing there for considerable time to repair
damages Our artillery also ouned several o. their
On part bat one sergeant Of tho 7h infantry, was
killed-being shot in the head with Id. ball. Ne
carried 10 the hospital when strange TO say, shell fell
and nIew the remainder Of his head or some twenty
men were standing around the hospital when the she'll
burst several were knocked down. nut none injured
= shell, and many have made narrow escspes We only
kept up 3ur fire Tor about two hours-savng our smmu
Susion Wnllst tholrA was Deiuk a"oys
having thrown from 1900 to 200 shots and Shells and
killing but one Of and wounding another, you
may judge they Of the best artcriss, aud that
we had good deiences. Their shot rendered good ma
ny Of our tcns vcosbie hut all our men are in
good spisiis and anxious 70 to close quarters
our piquet guard 10 now firing at party Of Mexican
soldiers, about mule below the fort The Chaparral
between this and the fort Il like beehive full il
with Mexcans u l. thought they will make assault
on the rear OF the tort and try and repsl the march Of
the troops from this pace returning Cen T. leaves As
soon a. reniorcement arrives hare which will enable
the work to be defended without the force which
brought down from above
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-11-19
A CALL FOR TROOPS.

We observe in the las, Union" that requi-
sltons have been sent out from the War De
partment, calling into the service of the Uni
ted States, nine additional Regiments of Vol
unteers, to serve during the War with Mexico,
unless sooner discharged. They are asked
for from the following States -
One regiment Of infantry from Massachu.
sets;
One regiment of infantry from the State Of
New York;
One regiment Of infantry from Pennsylva-
MIA;
One regiment ofinfantry from Virginia;
One regiment Of infantry from North Caro-
lima;
One regiment Of infantry from South Caro-
lima;
One regiment of infantry from Louisiana;
One regiment Of infantry from Mississippi;
and
One regiment Of mounted men from Texas
The Berkeley boys, whose souls beat SC
high with military ardor last Spring, after the
battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma,
will now have chance to do service in the
cause of their country. What say they2