The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-25

from the New Orleans Dclta, may ioJ n,
Tho Mexican schooner Juanita, Capt Atgua, tnas
sailed from th. port some tmo since bound 70 Matamo
T and as reported had Seen
ted to return BY Cen Tayors orders. Her papers are
r S being
BY the Collector of the port She sailed from Brasos on
the 5th-one day before the steamer New YORK.
the great military preparations which have been in pro-
gress for some time in tho British provinces the eccu
mutation Of the regular T the af o s skss and
tho thorough organization Of the provincial mi.t
notices. also the Dragging Of our ~ ths
present war and the boast Of their having not only sc
cured the cooperation Of their Indan tribes but o.
t ribsss PREPARATORY asI yt to Collision With us
The Democrat dscredts much Of this as ,dle swagEcr
to the thought and the words.
Tho Proclamations or the Governors ofseve-
rnl states.
BIZ THE GovERNoR OF ALAsAMA.--Whereds there mas
General Gaines commanding the Western Division Of the
u Army, from which, A. well ~ from other
patton on the Rio Grandc is in perilous condition,
and this Department having been informally ADVISED
in readiness to proceed at once to the reinforcement
Of tho General in command, who are only waning
for Ssqudon from the n sSs state
And Whereas this Department expecting TO receive
such rcqustion either from Gen Taylor commanding
the Army Of Occupation from the War Department Of
the United States and this Department having no power
under the Constitution Of the United states and the Stac
Of Alabama to call for the militia, except IN certain csse
not embraced in the present emcrgcncy-there being
yet formal reputation aforesaid but being deemed
necessary and proper to take steps LOT the re-
Enforcement Of Gen. Tayors command-thercforc Il Is
earnestly recommended to the citizen soldiery Of TINS
state at once organize themselves into volunteer COM
panies according the schedule hereto annexed and re-
port themselves ready in the event Of formal requi
from ahs letter Of Gem Gane that
he consde necessary and proper that the 1'urc ac
ton Of the War Department should be anticipated ~ pa
hottwl usw fradr
II any and of Rinsmen at the disposal OF the Geno
raj Government to be mustered into service ct Mobile
without strict of law, recommend to the cit
soldery Of Alabama volunteer In the mode pointed
ding Inc volunteers at Mobile ana those who have al
ready gone from Alabama to the seat of war; and report
themselves Immediately to this Department a. Ss
Executive hereby pledges the State Of Alabama TO dera
all the expenses that may be necessarily =
the uthorty of this Department. in the transportation ~
tho city Of Mobile Of oil such volunteers Is live Gus
lance from that point who now be ready to set out
they first organizing and reporting themselves 70 TINS
Given under my hand and tho Great Seal Of the State
aixed at the City of Tuscaloosa, this tenth day OF
May A. D. eighteen hundred and forty six, and Of the
independence Of the United States Of America the
seventeen. j. L. MARTIN.
w. GARRETT, Secretary Estate.
Br rnr GovEaSoR OF MISUNDERSTANDING De.
from information this day informally recsived this de-
partmen Is believed that the Congress OF the United
Recommendation
passed an act authorizing the receiving the service
Of the United States fifty thousand volunteers to aid he
sucS other ssrSics as NAV be required for the defence Of
our Southern frontier, and the maintenance Of inc ma
tonal interest and honor And whereas recent ntsll
gence from the army of occupation, leaves no doubt but
that hostilities have beensctually commenced
And whereas, this department has also received com
munication from the commander Of the Western division
of the army giving notice Of application having been
made to the President for volunteers from kentacky
Now. therefore mindful Of the high rcnown that Ken
lucky has acquired for patriotism and gallantry and
being unwilling, at crisis like this, that our nooie
State should suffer herself to Dc surpassed IN 20
Owsley, Governor Of the Commonwealth OF kentucky,
DO issue h. spp1sns e sSs prsss ns
urging them form themsslve. into voluntesr COM
pancs and report the fact Of their organization 70 this
1son sss oSsses % few days. 81
from the President Of the United States empowering and
viii Be designstsd WM. OWsLEY.
By the Governor -
A. 8. MrrcHELL, Asr secy.
Bv rnE GovrRNoR or MISUNDERSTANDING DSfAnT.
NEWT, Annapolis -WAsrees, the Congress Of the United
States has declared that state OF exists between
the United States and the Republic Of Mexico and has
the militia naval and military forces OF the United States
and to call for and nccept the service Of amy o.
volunteers exceeding $1,000 to twelve months
aer they shall have arrived at the place Of rendezvous
to the end Of the war; unless discharged, ac
cordng to the time for which they shall have been mu:
tered into service" And whereas the President with
the view Of securing the citizens Of each State and
Territory the privilege of participating in the defence OF
their country, has apporoned the said volunteer force
among tho several States and Territories and has made
bis reputation uPonsne forxwo regiments Of infantry as
land:
Now, therefore, J. Thomas q. Pratt, Governor Of the
State Of Mary do issue this amaton announcing
TO the citizens Of Maryland that they privileged
to cnro themselves under the Gag Of their country and
to participate with their feowxcns Of other sates In
restoring to tho United States the blessings OF peace
! call upon the citizens Of tho State Of Maryland, be-
tween the ages Of 10 and As enrol forthwith
that the two regiments required Of this State may be i'm
medatey filed and mustered into the service ofhe Uni
tel States
The Of Maryland have always obcycd the call Of
patriotism and duty and will sustain the honor Of tho
State by enabling her 70 be the hr amongst the hrs
Offer the Federal Executive into the
vice Of the country her quota Of the volunteer force
which has been called for.
The President q the United ststss, under the dscrs