The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-25
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We learn that the full complement of seven regiments
of volunteers required from this state Tor service
war against Mexico has already been Obtained and all
the line officers commissioned Ii is expected that the
field officers will also receive their commissions in the
course of twelve fourteen days, when the whole
force will be complete, awaiting orders from the War
Department An excess, nearly sufficient for another
regiment understand has been reported to the Adj
iutant Generals Office -.4ttGny .Hflds, jury 23
Capt Lee of the 9TH regiment United States infantry
arrived at Worcester Mass last week and has opened
rendezvous for recruits He was one OF the ofcers
who left defend Fort Brown, while Gen lay Tor
was absent.
Lieut. Hayes recently from the Rio Grande, has taken
the place of Lieut. Sully, at the recruiting station In
this cy.-BufaiO GAG. July %.
Gen. Wool and Col Churchill and staff arrived here
yesterday evening from Alton They had reviewed the
war The third regiment Commanded by Col. Bissell,
will start for New Orleans to-day the steamer Hanni
bal Col Hardn's regiment will start about Saturday.
and Col. Bakers regiment about Monday-Sf. Louis
We learn that Mr. John MoMahon is the able
mander Of the Jasper Greens, Of Savannah This com
psny most excellent one and is composed wholly Of
lrishmsn
Naval Intelligence.
From THE HOME SouADRoN.-Letters have been
received at the May Department. from Commo-
dore Conner dated 30th June and from other relia.
BILE sources of dates. The vessels concentrated
of Vera Cruz at the latest date the frgaes Cum
bsland and Rartan;" the Princeton and Mis-
sssippi the soop John Adams, snd the brig somers.
With the exception Of the American bark "Eugenia
vessel has entered Mexican port since the estab
The duties the property that has been warned Of,
il is estimated would not have fallen far short OF half
million of doarsa that would have been Of great
importance to the Mexican government in its present
improve rished condition.
Every indulgence and freedom from vexation and
srant that could be allowed consistently with the rules
of blockade adopted, have been observed towards all
vessels OF neutral nations; and IL is believed that the best
understanding exists between the commanders Of the
French, English and Spanish forces and Commodore
Conner. n ~
Commander Saunders Of the sloop st. Marys, had pre-
vented the erection of battery at the mouth Of Tampco
river within reach of his guns.
II is believed that change must soon occur in the
political condition Of Mexico. Nearly all the south
west departments believed TO be in state Of
instruction and information has been received from
respectable source in Mexico, that the northern
provinces had also declared against the government Of
Paredes He is said to have obtained permission from
his Congress to command the in person. but had
not lett Mexico late the 2st of June. portion OF
his army under General Arevao had marched to Qua
daajara its route to alsco quel the instruction
in that department 1t is believed by many persons that
should General Paredes march from the capital tow ards
the north his army will pronounce" against HIM The
tone of the public press is responding and some OF those
journals hitherto most violent for war contain sIti
cles indicative of disposition for peace
II is said much sickness prevails among the soldiers
of the garrison and the town. Union, July %.