The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-08-21
From the Seat OF War.
From the Nso Orleans Pienyuns. Aug. l
LATER FROM THE ARMY.

LATER FROM THE ARMY.
Of the Louisisna Volunteers, By order I
Of n. Secretary 81 War-Gsn. TayiOr's Order
in conformity ,rith the intentions Of the War
Department- Co.'s Peyton's aud Fsatherstoa's
Regiments decided By tie Secretary Of War
as aot legally IN ths sHviss-Ariral et some
of the Alobarno Foisatsers-Nareh Of the reg.
ular troops TO Csm0rogO-Gor Hsadsrson not
expected 10 lire.
The brig Empressario arrived at the
Barracks this morning, seven days from
Brazos Santiago, with Capt. GEN. De.
shas company Of Alabama volunteers, who
have been ordered to New Orleans 10 be
mustered out Of the service, according to
the instructions Of the War Department. |
Six other companies from Alabama, all the
Louisiana Volunteers and the ST. Louis
Lerion, as six months mon are 10 be mus.
tered on. Of service by the same authority.
Cola. Peylon's and fea,herston's Regl.
meuls are not recognised by the Depart
men, as being 10 the service al all.
When The Empresssrlo left, most OF the
regular troops had gone 10 Clmargo, where
i, is probable, all are by this time. Tn.
less Gen. Taylor has been detained, on &C.
count Of the withdrawal Of so many vol
uuteers from the army, TO make ns- ar.
engagements regarding the disposition Of
the remaining ones, he has joined the reg.
ular army ere this II Camargo.
The Texan troops were about taking up
their march for Mler.
/ Several hue artillery companies bad ar.
rived from the ses board before the En-
pressaro left.
Gen. Smith had proceeded with the Sd
and 4lh Regiments L. 5. Infantry up to
Cnmargo, commencing with his rank as
Colonel 10 tho army. II wiI DO recailec.
ted that Gen. Smnh has been appointed
Colonel Of the new Regiment of Mounted
Rnemen, and It IS upon his commission as
such that he now acts.
Governor Henderson was wing danger.
ously Ill at Maiamofas at the latest dates
very little hope was, Il auy, entertained
Of his recovery.
No news had been received ofthe where
abou, Of tho Mexican army. Letters haC
been received al Matamorss from tho ci,y
OF Mexico, which stated that Paredes VA,
TO leave that GUY TO Jlin the army. The
29,h uli. was tho day assigned BY those
letters for his departure for Inc seat Of war
Brigadier General Elamar was to be Ell
IN command a, Mstamorss, where req
ment Of volunteers was to be stationed
and the forts garrisoned by artillery.
More extensive hospital. had been or
dered to DO erected at POINT Isabel, ioi
the accommodation OF a large number o
SICK.
We are indebted 10 a gentleman Of ,h'
army Of occupation, whose attention ha
LAID US under repeated obligations, for III,
: foregoing items, and Also for copy Of ia
, annexed Genera Order, which will be rea'
I with feelings Ell deep concern by every cli
izen Of the State. Who is there who doe
moi sympathze with General Taylor il
: poignans regret thn, 90 many brave men
who flew 10 tho standard Of their ooun,r,
when mennced BY numerous and well sp
pointed army, have been disappointed II
not hayine had an opportunity Of display
ing their valor on the field Of battle =
The Commanding General speaks the Ian
} guuge Of a soldier and a patriot Is parting
with The Louisiana Volunteers, who ennc
cd such aiacri'y in flying to his srccor !,
tho hour Of trial
We are mol advised as to shat actor
has been had BY the Volunteers under I'M,
visitation from Washington City. MOI
can "o shy what number, if any, have en-
braced the offer Of being mustered into
service under the new terms proposed. -
II IS sad business.