New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-17
Late from the Army,
Et..or.sl corre,,oaesrce Of ne P.cayuae.

NArkxolos, June Is, lsia
TIE steamboat Navs-rae same we oe' "n.-e %
the way from Reynosa this 2!sce-Wts 70 HA'e ss1
las; evening on another Zip uP WIKI - ~
III L > Infantry; bu: couple q ensloeSs "as-s
noaEcec her boilers deceive an Unsafe sac As oee ~
up f'- the present De sodcs were erc-tec - - IN
force the command ofCo Wilson - Re. 2sFlos
e move zPon CacaErgo- Tie <es;ael aAs q 50 os-'
srt ne roads sch horrible co1co1 na' me II
f.niry viii hardy be soe march for Teek OF -.
hA's1o!os Is certainly going ahead, see .ns. -
Washington b. / Room e 20 De opened ms Evening ~ lie
aFs: tine unte-; Ia; ,le with grand Mexican 'and9o
-ztri,Eace ~ All hen saIrolins 1ooIis are
opened IN every street ba-roo- AZ ever 'o9a ana cay
lng-roou'. Stare .se hgnsI= n Ire i-cs ca 81 'es ~
lBuntation has 5esr 2ou-e. Epoa Aa:aiofss iAA sne
All! cot Sc; I'd q easily.
Gen. Taylor IS Tow worse cTsPet and hA11 fele. Io
Wan; % transportation ;hsn ever and me
Ie- Generals Department catches L: on a.! secs aio
ron a. quarters There volunteers aAc regulars
enough 70 march any in.e and Any Poin-iaese are
volunteers already hers IhaG are wanted ilie AG
uneasy 81 me iaacti-;y-ye: ne Col-naacer Hrhelh
cannot move Tor wan; OF transports.
With SIX s1sl steamers, he present sage oil
healthy and Commanding points could easily oe Feaeae
On ne RIO G-1ace bur hey nc; here ana Iie a. -
OF The largest armies brought into me aeio y
the Cni:ec States tied for wa OF proper
a. home. There something wEcns, soo stu n me rs.
Office department, and i0g- are ;ae Complaints u e'e''
quarter.
have no, a line Of newsto comnunicats-Te are 81
IN ,be dark andiin the mud. Capt Mccullough IS STA
here although part Of ;he company Feuasn' a.
ca he Will PROBABLY move uo ais eoA!e -
soon az the weather will permit u ~ n
MArAxoaos, Mexico. June go, 1896.
Gen. Taylor camp on This side the ho Gfande
Ia yet above in spots. although the chances OF
being driven drowned ont sui! loos aoous even
upon ne banks Of hs F5ver this morning VIE my
feet padding il you may earn 10" oes1
irGn5s,ioa
wish tina. some OF ;ho:e members Of Congress, who
pleased 10 designate The Cheers OF cur army IS
ete loafers, and wasp~asied vampires hanging about
high places. could glimpse OF them now-in iact
could share thei. p,ivaons and tiscoufos Win 'ne-
They would forever after hold their tongues
The poor devils-slthough they laugh at and MAKE
Upht u the anncysacss which beset ;heu-sppear in
pgh: pitiiul many OF them really not having NAG
dry rag TO their backs dry bisnke;.o sleep In for
near fortnight. - Hanging about high places why.
they have been wading soou, low places. half way up
20 ,ner knees IN nud and wster-Gen Taylor aud Col
Tuirss among toe res-spd nothing but an absolute
fear Of being drowned out has criven any from 'oef P
si,ion. =,
The two regiments Of Lou:iana volun teers-haTk
and Wstons-on the opposite bank OF the river occupy
higher ground yet they are bad enough on IN al con
scence All are still ujoying better degree oil neain
than one could suppose they would, but am fearful II
they remain here too long epidemic may make
its appearance among them. go
Volunteers are stu arriving By regiments. and sill
Gen Taylor Is whou; snsportion o. any nea ans OF
moving ihcm. Where the steamers ordered TO De
purchased long since for the use OF The army heEe
Of water hsh enough 10 resch ReJnosa aud Ca
with and safety Tet there 10 not SAFE con-
Tcyance even Rcross the river.
cannot conceive situation trying TO the pa
;.uce aud ,nortifyng The Ceilings OF tie Com
mao Ter in Chief than the Re Is now placed IN
With men enough march TO ally quarter, he mas MOI
the 10 move them an inch.
From The interior the news 10 various aud conrsdic
tory It 10 said that ron of the Mexican Infantry
has left Lenares for point near Tsmpco and very
likely such is the case. For time the inhabitants
o, a,auoros believed tina, the troops would return and
r-take the pace-could not for one moment suppose
that the Americans would be allowed 10 hold quiet pos.
session Of the city. believe that they have now given
up all hopes.
The number of Mexican soldiers a. Monterey Is known
10 be small Arista whose has been sustained by
the Government Is AZ his hacienda near that city win
few men only. The number Of Infantry at Lenares Is AT
present only 500 with small force OF cavalry in The neigh
borheod.
Gen Paroles Is said 20 be route FOR Monterey with
5000 Inen-some say large number rs sUCO. scout
Ing parties OF Texans will probably ce sent out a. soon as
the roads in travelling condition. and then II VIII be
difficult ascertain the full force and Intentions OF the
enemy.
The Fourth OF July will soon be upon US, and learn
extensive preparations are being made 10 celebrate 1t
with all honor.