The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-23

the army moves forward Col Hays regiment of noun
Texans-are to march tomorrow The Gaines Ran.
gers" have Joined Col Hays regiment and will leave
cep Capt Mays and Ridgelys commands are also or.
dered march tomorrow II is expected that the army
will not move from Camargo before the 2oth inst do
choose TO express opinion the probability of
another fight with the Mexicsns but know it is thought
by many who will have great dealt do in the matter
ii occurs that fight and hard that is be-
fore them One thing very certain and that is every
body here except the Mexicans want at least
shake" with the folio OF Paredes, whoever may
be the leader Of the Mexican army.
MArAMoaAs. August 8. ls4s-I wrote you from this
s kh nv NOV havs ons o. to di;t;ou
al items of army which may as well send you.
told you that Colonel Hays Texas regiment Of mounted
men, which shall accompany would march to-day
Owing to the nonarriva of his ents which have been
sent for at Point Isabel he cannst leave before tomorrow
the day after but by the latter time the regiment will
move II does not proceed, as understood it would,
direct for Camargo, but will 60 towards Tampco into
the interior and Join the main army in few weeks at
Camago II the settled opinion Of all here that Hays
will meet strong force OF Mexicans his route and of
course have aght General Taylor, it seems intends
into scrape" and then get out of it best they may.
The regiment, learn. is about 200 strong.
The ship Mddlesex arrived yesterday from Brazos
Santiago brought three companies Of the 5tL regiment
Louisiana volunteers, under command of Lieut. Colonel
Governor Davis also arrived yesterday with six compa
MES of the 4th regiment under command Of Lieut. Col.
he Sp are also soS
MES OF the 4th regiment, 20s men under command Of
Colonel IL Davis
lFrom the Mstamoras Flag Of the 9th inst]
would travel twenty miles out Of the way rather than
encounter host Of friends and admirers who had assem-
Gen Taylor since the occupation Of this city by the
Americans, has created many and ardent friends
and his departure will be much regrettedwe do net
mean in official capacity, for, said before Col
Clarke will doubtless do all that Taylor would have
donebut he has endeared himself to the people by his
many acts Of Kindness and first Impressions hard to
be erased or superseded
Naval Intelligence.
From the New Orleans Pcayune, Aug. l4l
We received yesterday the following letter from
BALrzE, N. E, Pass. August 10. '4s
The U. 8 revenue cutters Ewing, Van Buren,. Legare
Ewing has board Capt John A Webster, who has
been placed in command of the marine forces
cruising in the Gulf of Mexico.
This feet it is presumed will cruise along the coast
far Vera Cruz for the protection of seamen
and admire the promptness with which the Hon.
Secretsry othe Treasury has the wants of eur mer
camille community in thus sending down these vessels
whose services are so much required and have rendered
the officers comprising this squadron for the diligence
and perseverance they have manifested in the discharge
The U. s. brig Perry, Lieutenant Commanding Blake,
arrived at KEY West on tho Sd from a cruise. She
and proceeded thence to Vera Cruz via Jamaica where
she joined the squadron under Commodore Connor She
was mmeda!ey sent 10 cruss on the coast Of Cuba and
lection of our commerce against prvateers, should any
be out which as yet does not appear to be the
The Perry sailed again the It'll cruise and will pro.
badly ron the squadron at Vera Cruz at early day
Her officers as follows Geo s. Blake, Lieut. Com.
handing Overton Carr LIST lieut.; Theo Barrett, I'D
lieut. ]. Brownles, surgeon; O. Busbee purser Charles
sinker MASTER passed midshipmen, Parker, Wkenson.
and Smith,
From the N o. Picayune, Aug I4]
We stated in the Picavune a few days since that a
bearer of dispatches for Commodore Conner had arrived
tain tatro had received orders to proceed to the Calf
with him She went to Monday last but the oap
tain fearing the approach Of storm put back and Mr.
proceeded at to this city where he arrived yester
day. He will proceed to the Brazos today and from
point to Vera Cruz,
City Intelligence.
TIE Easros FsNcIsLEs-Ths company, under the
command of Captain Andrew II Reeder will vist this
days While in this city they will be the guests Of the
"ciy Guards" Redort speaks highly favorable of them
The WEArHKn Yesterday was cool, damp ssrt of
shower or two in the course Of the day.
Tar Public HrALrH.-we have rrely heard so many
complaining Of dysentery cholera aud diseases
city is actually inundated with fruit Of every descrp-
ton some Of which cannot he safely used Persons Of
all and sizes cannot be too cautious in using fruit
and vegetables at this of the year. The late very
warm weather, succeeded by the present, such we
constitution good deal from the suddenness of the
transition from heat to cold When fruit of qusona-
BILE quality is used therefore, is apt to predsposc
system Tor cholera pleurisy and such like complsnts
Much caution is therefore, required on this subject
The GsrEs EYED MsNsrER"-Anne Balen and Mary
Auckren were arrested by officer Crain yesterday morn
ing for disordery conduct and disturbing the peace II
appears that both the young ladies' had been inspired
with passion for some gay Loharis when the green
eyed monster" took possession Of them, and they in
Canal street. when they commenced to abuse each other
SO aso collect crowd Both ladies were placed in du-
rance which, II is expected, will have the effect to ap-
pease their wounded pride.
NunAScE.-Night cart No. 50 was at work at 5k
o'clock NJ yesterday morning. corner Of Canal street
and West Broadway. What say the authorities to this
ACCIDENTAL milkman fell from his wagon yesterday
in passing towards the Grand street ferry having came
in collision with large timber cart himself driving M
heavy to which is doubtless to be attributed his escape
from severe injury He gravey demonstrated and drove
on, having slackenedhis pace.
SUNDAY SuRvIcR.-Rev. Mr. Harrington of ALBANY
will preach this afternoon at O'clock before the third
Unitarian Society, Columbian Hall, Grand street.
New CHuncH-Tne corner stone Of the Dry Dock
Methodist Episcopal Mission Church will be laid at
r. NJ tomorrow, corner Of Avenue and Ninth street.
Opposite Tompkins SquareJ
A GOOD HoAx--A woman, named Mary Anne Clsnin
was found early yesterday morning at a4s Canal street.
been informed that she had taken dose OF laudauum
Il was ascertained, however ON due examination by
Anne had taken an overdose OF rum.
The SrABBIrG CAsE.-James Cosey, who was stabbed
in the abdomen, as noticed under police head on
pital
The APPROACHING CRY ELvcrrov-There appears
70 be good des Of sub preparation at work in the
different wards Tor the approaching election There
variety OF rumors and counter-rumors ahoat-nu-
merous spcculatons candidates-and the leading
policy that's to guide the parties in approaching con-
test The ward meetings will be unusually animated
AMI 1t is confidently stated that there will be coalition
between the wings and natives with express under
standing as to the distribution Of tia spols There re
mains little doubt that the party present in power will
have to maintain sharp contest against their opponents
during the next campaign.
Landing OF EMroRANrs-The month of August bids
fair t. surpas that Of June July in the amount of emf
grants landed upon shores Our streets are daily
crowded with foreign emigrants, most Of whom are
Duteh and German Also Irish and Scotch. The most
Of these leave the boats for the Far West, and other
improving parts Of the States This Is wise and sensi
Die course as those who remain in the Atlantic cities
have 10 contend with innumerable difficulties -partcu-
larly The lshorer
The WHARvEs-We perceive that some Of the wharves
are IN really runous and neglected coniition,planks
peng broken and dangerous both to life and limb We
had few weeks ago the death OF fine and in
terestng boy ahont Year, aga who Landed in nm