The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-17

SOUTH CAROLINA.
Two more companies Of volunteers are now organ /.
ziRg in Marion district and the other in Darlington
district and have nearly completed their requisite
Characterization Courier, June b.
ARKANSAS.
II affords much pleasure to mention that the call upo..
State for regiment Of cavalry to aid in prosecuting
the with the Republic OF Mexico has been promptly
responded to- Our brave and chivarous citizens mani
fest disposition to raise tho number requircd and
feel confident it will be in readiness for marching, in
the of month"; though population is sparse
ineed, compared with other States.-Lnle Rock Gas,
Juus
KENTUCKY.
Gen Wool and suite arrived here yesterday morning,
and Immediately gave orders to the assistant quarter
supply the volunteers, assembled here ac-
cordng to the order Of The Governor Of Kentucky with
tents and other camp equpage that may be necessary for
furnish them with subsistence
Ten companies Of infantry mustered into the ser
raj Of the army viz No TO- Of the Louisville Legion
and nine companies Of Col McKees regiment The
%ne Se viii
coed as cxpeditiousy possible to muster Col Mar
shalls cavalry regiment into service This will occupy
two or three days. Some of the companies COM
PEELED to submit to small dimnution Of their numbers
having enrolled than could be received according
to law.
Gen. Woods headquarters at the Gait House.
Col Crogan by special invitation, reviewed the two
regiments Monday and was hailed with three cheers
by them and the multitude who witnessed the ceremony
is intended to equip tho troops before they leave
here II has not been determined upon whether the
water LouisriHe Journal, June IL.
The Boyle Blues, from Danvillc under command Of
Captain Speed Fry, left Danve on Wednesday Of last
week They proceeded to Mundays Landing, on the
kentucky river and, finding the steamer kentucky
aground and being determined lose time they got
on keeLbost and by working all day and the ensuing
night they able to reach Frankfort early Friday
morning from which place they proceeded directly to
the encampment near this CITY, where they now all
well and in fine spiritsLoutsvie Journal, June II.
We learn from the Frankfort Commonwealth that in
Of the mountain counties In this State the only diff
fculty in the way Of raising volunteers, whom it
announced they would be needed for the Mexican war;
the doubt the people entertained as TO the propre
of serving under such commander n-chef General
Polk. Two eloquent wings took tho stump and made
speeches showing that the countr that needed
their serviccsthat 1t the government, and Mr.
Polk, for whom they were to fights and the difficulty
having been thus removed two companies Of brave fell
lows instantly volunteered though the population Of the
county Is small.
Mr.. A. shanks Of Crab Orchard, Kentucky, sends us
luntcers from Crab Orchard far as Mari odsburg.
They were received with hospitality and enthusiastic de-
writer thus speaks Of the mounted company from that
noble county, Garrard and Of the patriotic spirit
displayed BY Kentuckans generally. lie met the Gar
rard company on his return to Crab Orchard D.
" can safely say have never finer company of
passed my time during the last in the cen
trail county Of Tennessee, where have thousand
men mounted on parade at once-the same who helped
to win the impcrishablc honsrs OF General Jackson.
1sIs ssw no w hs N
let out to tho States the lowest bid would be
cried of to Old Kentuck belle, that call for twen-
ty thousand volunteers would be instantly filed to
flowing"
The Frankfort Commonwealth, speaking OF the super
numcrsry volunteers in this State, says:
Many, many messengers from distant counties bearing
tenders Of companies to Governor were met on the
way by the proclamation that the reputation full
when they turned back without performing what them
seemed tho idle osentation OF making the tender We
proud to state what due TO all portions Of this gal
Ian, Commonwc alth, that though the companies from
counties were first In yet companies In all parts
of the raised with equal alacrity and cxpedi
after receiving the call for volunteers but could
report themselves owing to their distance before the
quisition filed.
The number Of companies called for was ao In re-
Spouse the CALL IS companies and two regiments
rendered, equal to los companies, being rs more
not reported There 4 every to believe that, had
200 been called they would have responded
now-evcry man. That's Kentucky all over. II
MICHIGAN.
The highly disciplined and well unifo rmcd company
known as the Monroe City Guards Capt =. NJ winans
commanding have rendered their services to the Govern
that tho Cass Guards, IA German company of
the same city are about rendering their SER
and Col Urosvenor are each preparing TO raise com.
pany. Also, that 80 citizens Of Lenawee have formed
company and transmitted their muster roll to the
Adutant General and solicit TO be organize under the
name Of the Northern Lenawee Volunteers and have
made choice OF Gen JOS w. Brown for Captain siillman
Blanchard rs LIST Lieut. and Frederick A. Kennedy, Cd
Lieut. and rendered their services to the Governor
OF the companies TO tine volunteer Detroit
Free Prees, June H.
NEW YORK.
To rHg EpIroR OF THE Nrw YORK HERALD:
sin mmcdstely the call Of the President, and the
issuing OF the Governors proclamation at the expense Of
time and money, succeeded in enrolling comps.
ny Of volunteers; and as our ranks were filled
up, rendered services to the Prcden Of the Unt
ted States and prayed TO be Immediately mustered into
the service Of the United States and ordered to join the
army On The Rio Grsndc This application was backed
by strong Recommendations, and much influence
brought 10 bear upon the application The following