New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
News from the ARMY.

Our Telssrapbic Dispatch published on SATURDAY
morning contained nearly a; hat i essential OF III,
news brought 70 New Orleans b. the steamship
New-York from Brazos Santiago
Col! Fea;herstons regiment were still encanlped
BErr.ta. ana SAID had rendered TIER services
Tor Fix months but that Gen Taylor declined receiving
them. Capt Blanchard company OF Louisiana vo!ur
-eer= mad been accepted Tor twelve months service
i man named Jack haynes, better known as
Col Jack Earues wild, ha-u,I.scarr .ort OF f.I,oyy
was killed on the 9Th inst. by Texan named Ncaran
Major McRae and Capt. SpeaTDsaa. OF the Topo-
graphical Encineer- came over IN me New York The
New-io!S also brought several Companies OF the =
Louis Legion. We give below e-ter from Nj Lt,u--
den al Maranoroz containing interesting intelligence a.
20 the movements OF The Army:
Editorial Correspondence Of the P!csyune
MATAMoRos, august 18th $50.
Gen. TAYLOR and staff leave here TO-DAY for Ca
MARCO and all the troops are 70 leave BY about me 0t
inst Gen Txi--s i left 70 suPer:n;end TIE Increment
Of the troops here and those That are 20 arrive tor
a while AZ least, IL : in excellent heath and Va.
never looking better Col Clark o: the -ch Infantry
viii ~ left al th!s place il! command, AFTER all the
troops have been forwarded and vi. have tlvo compa
nies Of Artillery and one regiment o: volunteers under
MN. Gen. Iwl-cs Win Capt Mays four companies of
Dragons and Capt Rdgelys battery OK Artillery wi!
5ring up the rear a. the army moves forward
Col Hays regiment OF mounted Volunteer. and Col.
JOhnsons regiment Of iOot-Texans-arc 20 march 70.
The Gaines Rangers have Joined Col Hays
regiment and VIII leave with it Al inc regular troops
remaining here, except Capt. Mays and Rid-cIys
commands. also ordered 10 march tomorrow. 1t Is
expected tina; the army viii not from Canargo be
fore the 18th inst
I do not choose TO press opinion the proba-
bI,ty another night with the MeX.cans but know i:
: thought by MANI who WI. have great deal 10 do in
the matter one occurs. that hgh and hard at
ina. i before them One thing very certain, and
that Is every body here except the Mexicaas, a,
lcss, moro shake with the followers OF PdrefeS
or whoever may be the leader of the Mexican army.
By-the-5y. ! had forgotten 10 tell you important
piece OF news-iInporart al least 20 folks here
Gen Taylor mas issued ordcrnot against the pres
ent deucc OF cold water ~ all! Tor ne i too much OF
Father Mathew FOR that, but against KU,z 4lcod9,
himself The order i prohibiting all sqirituous
liquors from entering the mouth OF the river.
Under il sUtcr merchant VIII be allowed To
carry send any, liquors up the river from this place
and all persons Nataoros are prohibited from =en.
the after the 18th inst The order has created
quite sensation IN certain parts, you may Imagine
but its OF the best things for Maiamoros that could
have been done-cNcept burning n down. There VII!
be winding up OF things here immediately n
sequence.
Dug 81 wrote You from this place yesterday
giving you what information had OF the movements OF
the army have one or TWO additional items OF army
news which may as wcl! send you. told you that
Col Hayes Texas regiment OF mounted men, which
shall accompany, would march today
Owing The non.srrival OF his tents which have been
sent for Point Isabel he leave before
The day after, but by the latter time the Req
mcnt will move IL does not proceed, A. | understood
il would direct for Camargo but VIII 20 toward Tam
pico into the interior and join he main army in few
weeks AZ CamarcO.
It is the settled opinion of all here that Hays will
force OF Mcxicans his route and OF course
have fight. Gen Taylor. II seems. intends giving the
Rangers chance on their own hook 10 get into
scrspe and then ce out OF II rs best they may. The
regiment learn Is about 700 strong.
Yours, &c. + y. L.