Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-04
FRoM TILE ARMY
ANph 1 III ANNl1.
From the Ncw Orleans Pic1m1ns Extra

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ARRi|IL or THE HckIlE CAP
TUE or CHINA BY CAPTAIN Ne
CbLLOUGH ARRIVIL OFGENERAL|
TAILOR Ar HiRGO. ADVANCE
or carr. DUNCAN.
The steamship Mchim arrived from Bra
zcs Santiago AT an caily hour on SUNDAY morn.
ing bringing dates from Point Isabel ol the
l'h, and irom CimIrgo, the present head
quarters ol The army cot thc 18Th Instant
The news 10y this arrival from Matamoras !,
not OF general moment. Col Clark has sue
cccded IN re-eolabiishcd order in the city by
putting into execution the orders dictated Tor
that purpose bl Gen. Taylor.
Capt. +, l.. Ball, oil the Kentucky voluu-
tcers, Is supposed To have been murdered b.
/ the MeNlcans on the road between Bdnta and
/ Matamoms.
( The town of China, ON the Rio St Juan. a.
bout 10 or - miles from Camlrgp, was taken
ON The 9th inst. by Capt. Mccullough ol the
lcNds Rangers, without opposition Col.
ScguIn, with one hundred Mexican, were iu
The Town, bat on thc appearance Of Che Amer
. icdus they rrirrat,d. Another Mexican de-
rot OF arms has been found in Maiimords,
and quantity Oislurrs aud ammunition.
Inc regiment of Ranger, under Col Jaca
Hays ana Lieut. Col. Walker. lett Maiamor-
TIC interior the prcCis, rUula 10 b. taken by
them Is not known aud will depend probably
upon circumstances. We hope to b. kept
lulIy appuled oi tltc movements of this corp,
To winch great importance Is attached in th,
Army. The - Regiment OF Dragons which
Is composed now ul only -four companies
with about 80 men hHs dhdnd sned lis en-
campmcnt between Point Isabel aud For
Brown, and was al Matamous al last accounts
MAJOR Gent Butler is represented to be quite
Ill at Point l,ab.l
A letter itom Comosgo, dated ADg,,t o
! says
The steamer Haichec Eaele arrived hetel,s
y evening. Geu. Taylor aud has staff coming ui
on her The gaik now il oil an imn,cdiat
d movement towards Monterey. making o dr
potIof provisions at some point uu thc route
~ whether thc army Is tu move by way ut Chi
u na, or Is to cross doe san Juan at thi, fla,
ana march on the uther side at the river. ha
e not yet been settled upon believe The,
g ART now near 1000 mau. 900 regulars. cu,a,ut
ct here and host, oi volunteers 90. su f0m
ant shortly expected -a1me ot ti,em this q
tcuOOn.
The general impression amoug 'hc best b.
p formed. as regards tha chance. 90 ths Mex
e cans giving au0thet battle. b. iI8t cen. rr
iof viii have ao opportunity ui samir. lt.-
2 t1e river the iGimhiiauis appear lfiendl,
: nouBb, bat m tht interior u.s., case D. dIli.ltu
CtMAEGa. August TO- I-i6
u There was grand paladc al 100 jhe teuJ
troops lost evening auI magnificent sbg
the} made ueu fuyiug ana staii passed Oh
different regiments as they ucr. cstcnied
p hne, uut expressed himself mrly rnuhe
b. win tHrir appearance. Con. WORMS dul
Hsihe m.p ,rnsiml, lGl tlir ml,trHy styI
BOO which ih.t peuouu urir ctoluiou~ b,,s
any lhiug }our hunuia servant b5s ever s-e
'h lbf way OBJ military tt.Uts
CtHtUso Nr.tu. Aas. II 1910.
= one step towards, Nuutpie, b. to b. ttt.
n 90 moug". Cap Dmelu bu,ef,. s.eo,,
~ panied By small portion Oft MtCuilo.b
nen. leave t.ls piece iu Csc direction If NJ
mountains sud hy soma fl4i on tIls oe .u.ii
, side OF Doe river Do may 1a looked ut5., ol,I
az rcc0HHaisr0Hrs. siihour4 au sriI.,
p force i7 oi0nk Oi Nhal.tcf b.ilUs flem q
T. tIic rood yoI -Ial. boz mlIe acquainted sIi
g1oi umr i .hy command d1r. p1f I'D
Nirf In thc l1Ei' Ilnll 30 ,le. a m
place.