Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-07-11
MILITARY MOVEMENTS, &c.

MILITARY MOVEMENTS, &c.
The first regiment of the Ohio Volunteers left Cincinnati on
Thursday last, steamboats, for New Orleans. The
third regiment leave the day. and the second
the beginning of this week.
The second regiment of Kentucky infantry left Louisville
the 30th utimo in steamers for New Orleans. The
Kentucky cavalry regiment to leave the I'd instant for
Memphsby water transportation could be had-and thence
through Arkansas by land.
The Georgia regiment of volunteers left Columbus on Sun
day week, route New Orleans via Montgomery and
Mobile.
The ST. Louis Republican of the 26th umo has the fol-
lowing intelligence respecting the military in that
quarter.
The President has accepted the services Of another reg
ment of mounted volunteers and separate battalion of are
y, 10 be composed of five companies These troops
rendezvous al Independence is sad by the first of August
next and whatever others may the contrary
inforce the command of Col Kearney destined operate
against New Mexico. The Presdent-although be has no
authority under law do it than we have-has
agreed to accept the services Of the Hon Sterling Price,
member of Congress from this State colonies and Major
d. ID. Mitchell and VIM. Gilpin named the other field
officers of the regiment.
We hear further that the traders who have gone ahead
the expedition and in pursuit of whom Capt Mooes command
OF dragons was sent forward only be stopped until
Col Keaney force pass them. He precede them
if be possible into Santa Fe they will follow, each pos
session of his property The traders will be protected
Mexicans well people but it is possible
surme, that the duties the goods will be paid, paid
ALL another Government than that administered by
Armijo"
The St Louis Republican Of the 9th uliimo says
Companies and X, first regiment U. S. Dragons from
Forts Achison and Crawford numbering hundred and
fifteen noncommissioned officers and prvates-with one
hundred and nineteen horses and fifteen mues-under the
command of Captains L. " Sumner and P. ST. G. Cook,
arrived here astevening the Gen. Brooks Attach
ed to the companies euts Hammond and Davidson and
Surgeon r. A. Simpson, They destined for Fort Leav-
enwoh, there to join the expedition against New Mexico
The New York Express says that the California Exped-
ton is going on famously and adds
"The regiment of which Jonathan ID. Stevens is to be
the Colonel is filling up with considerable rapdy. II is
said that whole companies have been enrolled the
tme and that several est Point Cadets and Pro-
fessor the institution have eagerly joined the exped-
ton The transportation be effected on commercial
scs Of from eight hundred burden laden for the
occasion and they to be by several ships Of
carrying engineers Of skill, and companies Of artillery.
The regiment is TO be reviewed the Goth instant and
mediatey atcrward put into motion"
The New York Herald says that of the 81 2Oo 900 which
have been ordered from the Eastern States the Secretary
the Treasury for the of the army in the South six hun
bred thousand dollars recently left New FORK gold, for the
transportation of which the Government paid six thousand
dollars, or one per cent
Sr. LOUIS, (Mo) Jury 3.
DEpARrunE THE voLuSTEERs.-We learn that the
volunteers Fort Leavenwoh, attached Col KEARSEr
expedition, left the fort in the order stated below
Captain Waldo's company and Captain Reads company
took up their line Of march the 22d.
Captain Walton's company, Captain Parsonss company
Captain Mosss company and Captain Jacksons company lief
the 26h and 9Th under the command Of Lieut. Col RUFF
Captain Hudsons company, Captain Rodgers's company,
and Captain Harrsons company left the 29th under thu
command Of Col A. w. DoSrpHAN and Major GILrIS.
Captain Angneys company Of infantry and Captain Muir
phys company of infantry also left on the 18th.
Captain Weghtmans and Captain Fischers companies
flying artillery leave the evening of the 18th tn
morning OF the 30th.
COL KEARsEr, with his staff, to leave the evening
of the 29th or Both.
The troops the time Of their departure in good hea
and excellent spirits,-RepuJlican.
PHrLApELPHIA JULr 3.
ARRIVAL RECRUITING OfFIcEns PROM THE Ri
GRASDE.-Egh Of the commissioned officers and about thr
ty of the non-commssoned officers and musicians ordered
the North from the Rio Grande the recruiting service on
rived in this city Tuesday night by the Western cars
The following the officers: Capt Montgomery, 9Th in
fanlry Lieuts. Reeve, Burbank, Beardsey, Morris an
Jordan 9Th infantry Lieuts. Marcy and Rugges 9th do
Ieuts Marcy and Rugges will remain here The other 81
officers proceed to New York to recruit for the 9th infantry
U. s. Gazette.