Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24

and his object is TO eucamp where grass is plenty
The LIST infantry has crossed over the San Juan.
and is encamped ready for start. The ordnance,
as it arrives, is sent over.
| suppose that as Gen Worth has estab-
lished depot at Seralyo, he will go On aud estab
lish another half way between that place aud Mon
terey. After The depots are all established. aud the
troops all under way, ! shall mount "G6H. dmpH-
did"-my faithful mue-and make forced march
in time TO enter Monterey with the FIRST, and en-
gage a choice At one Of their crack hotels. -
The troops can only march fifteen or twenty miles
day, whilst Gen. Ampudia is bound to carry me
forty or fly niles. II he will only prove to be as
rapid in his movements as his illustrious namesake
is said TO have been when cutting sticks on the 9th
May last, / shall be satisfied ii.
CAMARGo, Mexico August %, ls46.
Editors Of the PIcoyHRe The ca"p common.
ces IN the lower edge of the town and extends IN
an almost unbroken line, ten or twelve tents deep,
iull three miles down the river.
To morrow the I'd Dragons and two batteries
Of Light Artillery move across the San Juan, pre-
paratory to marching up towards Sersyo. The
two remaining regiments Of U. S Infantry will fol.
low in three or -four days Gen. Taylor will follow
probably in eight days, and overtake the head Of
the army at Seraivo
Capt May is a, present in command Of the ID
Dragons. but will soon be relieved by superior
officer The second is composed at this moment
of four companles-it will have seven again as
soon as recruits srrive--viz: LIST company, Capt
May, and ID company, Capt Graham, forming LIST
squadron I'd company Capt. lIardee, and 4ih
company, Capt. Merrill, forming I'd squadron.
saw letter this evening from the 9TH Infantry
which with tn 9Th and the company of Louisi-
ana volunteers started this morning--in which il
was stated that Capt, Chapman, Of the 9Th Infantry
and Capt. Blanchard, Of the Louisiana volunteers.
fell this morning from the excessive heat Of the
sun. They were not, ! believe, sun.struck, but
tainted As their brigade was to have marched
only between 8 and 8 o'clock A. M some idea
can be formed Of the heat Of the weather from the
effect il had a, so early an hour on these gentle.
men.
every day. but seldom notice them. To-day
man came m bringing paper from Monterey, IN
WIZ" ."e eu"o' scores up ,he e"izens oi mat
Pc WI W" "PP'eo'a''ng the isools OF tne army
WIZ "a'e, '"e e"ho' says oeeh ior''ying the town.
a"u ""'N"s n"" 70 Ienue' " sa'e against '"e
s"u ye' ',e peoP'e "o "o' seem W
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III ""s aodu"o"eu no"'e'ey' WIN us u0oPs'-
n"o."e' I""'o, says 'na, zen rs'aoes mas oeen
So"que,eu ~" 'aAe" PRISONER oy so'he 'e'o"ing
'ens'% q, nus ,..u
=. 49,. " no' pe "ue"aole So'' naIney were
s' 81 'n1 1oo'se VI n,s unau''o'iIeu
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-, sl''I "s y '"e uoups' a"u ',s' ''e peoP'e are
80. e. ~; VIC" '' -" WIZ no oe "a,u
Coion.i "a I 'o-oaJ '"a' .''e
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49,. - ~ 'e',u'o' "oo"' que "oro'eu ahu
"."y ''',e' aoo'e "e'e' a"u 'na' inc exam VOL
49, - ~ "',, arc u'ssa'''neo a"u 1es"ous 70
!e'uIn nome. But, 70 sum up the substance Of
has bsen co,,;6ed No neonI. IL 80 s.
my ouar,e,ed on ,hen ,nd ,sond a,,".h,. 80 ~
;,l,bo,,h a, tho San. ,;ns ,h.. ,..''IS 49, lsou'
means rece;y. an enemy ,y;,h onon go. ~
mn, believe m. m;l;,,,y h,. h.sn ,,;,hd, 10
Monterey and donh yerv mnch Il - L." S"'
been taken nrsoneT A. ~ Col Hs,n.v -. n% :.
know ,cbo, ~ ,h;nL ,hou, him IL"
c....oo u.,;.o An, oe ,sas
Editors Of me Pieoynne The 6afedilHUians
oil Camargo, who complained so bitterly, short
time since. oil an oyerabundance Of water, seem Ia
ted TO suffer almost as severely from drought
Their little corn cotton, and pumpkin patches are
already ruined, Tor the second time this summer
As to rebuilding the town, that is out Of the ques
non Tor the present as all Of their labofers at this
point are employed by The u 5. Government, as
muieeers, and IN handling freight Their mules,
TOO, are hired by the Government
As TO news, have very little TO communicate.
Col. Hays arrived here to.day-bui. as Mr. Lums-
den is with him, he will furnish you, as matter
Of course, with full account of their expedition
Monterey and will all go on except few to defend
,ne uePots on the Rio Grande. am h'pPy 10
'ea,h 'na, mere Is not much sickness IN camp not
w"hs'ahdng the heat OF the weather. IL wili be
however. Is