The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-07

ers Supposng that the laws were really SILENT" &C.
cordinr 10 the maxim thew or ore of than aftemnted
to turn penny at the expense Of our own and
in violation Of the rights Of hoDsat men few days ago
had arrived direct from Havana and that her Foods had
been introduced into Matamoras without payment Of
duties Through the activity of Lieutenant Chase of
the United States Army these 20 DDS ere in
remote place. ana under suspcious circumstances :
and thew are now under seal awaiting the orders Of the
Treasury Department II appears that the Star, was
chartered at New Orleans for the express object of
ceedng to Havana and taking freight the mouth Of
the Rio Grande It can scarcely be doubted that the
goods are Of great value The vessel has been seized
and the deputy collector at the BRACES has to
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From tho New o.lsa ms P ncM Nov. asl
The steamship McKim, j. B. Peck master arrived last
evening from the BrazOs which place she left the gath
Of passengers Amongst the latter are Mas. Mclean
and Graham bearers Of dispatches from Cen Taylor,
Wool On the 18th inst II blew rale Oh the Brazos
The schooner william Bryan and bark Robert Morris
were caught in IT, The former stove her bulwarks and
lost her deck load of mules and small boats.
On the 2lst inst seven companies of artillery in all
e74 men were despatched from the Bsi0, with good
Neptune and Sea- TO Tsmpico sThese troops saws our
intended to relieve the navy which
rive those gallant fellows an opportunty which thew
much DESIRE to 20 further and conquer more' They
have not yet half told their tale The entire force sent
who, we presume, will take command Of that port
we have been furnished with the following narrative
formed that Gen. Taylor had sent message to Gen.
Wool requesting him to despatch portion Of the erces
reached the General he had determined to march upon
that point with his whole command.
Capt T: M Davis aid to Gen. Shields reports that
Gen. Wool took peaceable possession of Monclovs on
the seth October. The Governor and q number Of the
principal citizens formed an escort and met Gen wes
friend One of the best houses in the city offered to
him for his head quarters-which offer was accepted
Gan lie uharn q tn oil
lent health and spirits The country through which il
passed il described Astounding In wheat corn beef
could BE- had at reasonable prices Capt Davis reports
that raised in quantities and Of quality surpass
mate Is delightful and the country generally very
beautiful FERTILE and watered with numerous streams.
General Wool marched from the Preside del Rio
0rsnde to Monclova distance Of two hundred and four
miles, In eleven marching days He took along with him
forty days provisions for his columns and another train
These were last supplies he expected to receive
from Port Lavaca, As he designed opening communca
News was received at Monciova on the ID INST, that
Col Donphan, Of the Missouri volunteers who bod been
that
the place without impedimcnt-the town having sur
rendered Without gun being fred as we always said
Col Riley Of the 81 Infantry, has been ordered to
march with the whole Of his regiment upon Victoria de
formant left Camargo.
Upon the arrival Of dispatches from the United States
Be To ss
fer with the officers Of the Mexican camp, and inform
them that each party liberty they might
think it, Not officer soldier to be at
Saltilo. Major Graham had an interview with the Co.
vernon and informed him that the armistce was at
end and requested him to despatch the intelligence to
the Mexican commander n-chef at San Luis potosi The
Gov desired Major g. to proceed to San Luis and deliver
n. message but that Sc:rs instructions being Rsr;Smp
orders to against sato. He was to have left the
al
the I'd regiment Dragons, but would return again to
Monterey leaving Con- Worth there No resistance was
continue to speak of SAINT. Anna.
tons at San Luis Potosi was reported that he had
collected 80 GOO mem but this was considered BY many
an exaggerauon Gen Woths division yet occupied the
city OF Monterey but was about Leaving for scltlo-
Generals Twigx's and Buffers commands were in camp
our correspondents which contains valuable information:
CAM.heo, NOV. y lsso-Mintary entnuAesm ran nign
yessos mosnnS IN consciousness Of rumoI .oas ,ns
trenoent mao autnonssa movemen IRON tne army
mere sowsrcs Lampco out ere m4nmsi tne nIe n 1s
dsmpsnsd down. N consequence o. our i:ssning ina.
formed that important operation tnins tnsre y no dan
ger ofa collapse rs we CO, YET york oa ,e to ,dysn
=: rss.id:s. S:vs =: .sni.e: and given
a.ysoi .usnorny 20 ,,I' 'uP'sa NO wa VIM
h, on Az ~, vouch far I'm, wh,h 10 M,
- un4s an Gy no. v0.c 49, ,os. ous wnN nor
Us' sns. =.
csred him Dictator anti santa Anna !nssdsd * v.en
sna Srov. hr sua ii. nar. sscu. ssr s poo. sr
that the Dictator r Wa oy bsck IN The Direction Of the
city Of Mexico This was very natural route for him
wess ne driven from n sss 2; san LUIS e0ns
Ths Ssre are o. Epa Of
:ss. General K:.Insy he: been toosn
course Gen NJ mas pursued aad me ecca sense o. sne
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