The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.


steamer Hendrick Hudson
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
From the New Orleans Times. Dec. lal
Captain Nonss, who so signally distinguished himself
the recent atsck on IsSasco as 20 call onn tne nign
Commodores Perry and Conner arrived in our city
ysserday from the southwest pass. where he left the
B. schooner Forward. We much surprised to learn
that On his arrival at the south west pass. Captain
Nonss put under nrrest and deprived Of his
command BY Captain Webster, Of the Revenue Ser.
wee for an alleged offence committed at Antonio
LIZ srdo four months since which rested simply
on the Que sron which nag the Forward should
whether that Of the rsguer navy or Of the revenue
Wise II that the Forward had been transferred to
the command Of Commodore Conner and as the revenue
laws only extend to about twelve miles from shore Cap
tain Nones for the time being regarded himself and YES
rel separated IRON the service For this he
was put under at the time by Captain Webster,
but was subsequently renss.ed in his position. ap
pears however that although he hsisted the rev niue
been sgan deprived of his command, which has been
sssigHsd, for the present 70 his nrst Iieuts naot
There oe "a s b"ns that
full will be doEe Captain Nores in the Pre- misses
There must DO something radically defective In the re-
venue sslvics tried servant Of the country can thus
be psrpsxed sad dsgscsd in tho sight Of HIS subordi.
mates BY the of another ocer and that at the
moment when for the hrs time he receives the highest
ssonums from the Department for his ZEAL courage and
devotion
II will DO seen by the following Communication that
tho command ohs service in the Gulf OF Next
60 has dsvolvss upon Captain Foster Capt ha well
ofhs Gulf s Islands, shoals and passes, are to him a.
"Ths undersigned haviog ntimated to the honorable
Secretary of Treasury about the LIST August last
that he would have objections to DO relieved from the
that Of tbs forces in The Gulf Of Mexico having become
reduced to the number Of two available vessels the Fer
an. the n; met the p: 81
1'' - '''--' JNo. A. WEBSTER
Crrom the New Orleans Picayunel
Axtttnr Eusr INT fra ekn
w. Poss. At hafpast 10 o'clock, A. M, on the 10Th
insi With fsir breeze having board Lieut. Hunter,
bearer 0fdssfschss from the Government to Com. Con-
From all that we ca. see. hear and learn, think
nature slthos GA the plan still unknown. shortly
BE- commenced 10 TIE Gulf and upon the coes Of Mex
leo Ih' GS% s IL ont 80: :0S' :S.
learned verbally that Com. Stewart was soon to take
command Of the entire Gulf squadron. We further
learn that the ne Of battle ship Ohio which had been
ordered for the Pacific had had her destination changed
to the Gulf; thst the sloop Of Albany, while under
ordered TO return t. her moongs for other enter
Prise; and further that the immense Pennsylvania was
qnssossbiy that something is brewing, Is known that
Lieut. d D. Porter arrived in our city yesterday from
washington, empowered to recruit immediately Ave
hundred able bodied seanen and large number oflands.
men for the squadron. Lieut. is Of Com. Porter,
and one ofths most active officers in navy Another
thing We can state which we have learned from good
verbal authority which 10 that only twelve ieutenants
in the navy could recently be found, to requi-
than the former number being nemployed at
the Northern stations We not a this writing pre-
Concentrate but our readers NAY rs assured that sr
ring scenes will soon be enacted the Mexican coast
Without possessing any very definite Information en-
the subject yet We know that an impression prevails In
the naval service that Yuoaian to be made 10 dgorgs
some Of the fiuis Of the lucrative commerce she kss
very least which win be do win DO close her ports
ana probably take possession Of them Loguna Ia repre-
ssnfcd 10 be one OF The best ports OF Msxco, and very
Although Yucatan has already inflicted great injury
vel. % take measures hs, may prevent her doing
sny further harm.
THE OCCUPATION OF CALIFORNIA, sc.
The Washfnssn Union the Ip,h inst relative 10 the
procsms'ons Of General Kearpcy and Commodore stock
these procisusons prepared by the Secretary
Of STATE nor ct the War Department. We presume
renee or sanction Of the administration and which
rot embraced in the instructions they have eived
Ess g me RESOLUTION wan ct the question in It's true
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
From the w ashinsfon Union Doc lej
We are indsbtedto member OF Congress for the FOL
lowing intelligence from Mcxico:-
The Lcesmofor Of Vera CIuz. of the i7th 18TH 10Th
and goth received yesterday in this city. The ps.
ish Is an ext act ocisl despatch from the com
ssary general Of the State OF snoIos dated Mszasn
October ~, addressed TO the Minisier Of Finance
Mexico (which extract Is copied by the Locsmofsr from
the Nonifesr OF Mexico Of the l3th Novsmberl This
sxtrscf that the French slo,p Of Bfane the
Coust DO Bonsst commander, had arrived the 2sth
october at Mszasap, from Upper California (st Fran
s.co and ether por aud that the commander reported
that Capt flores. aided by large number of Caos nj
aus indians, had attacked the North Americans
at Puebs de los Angeles and had captured several
boafs taken several prisoners, and Killed many solda-
dosn VI the North American navy.
The correspondent Of The Loeomofor at Mszstlsn
writes date, 2sth October and says the Cali
fonisns and Indians "cut the threats" OF $50 of the
North Americans, and catured boats &c and states that
have been derived from the Count de Bonsst
md thai ihe count presents the North Anne ficsns
IS tsIftly nlsinec" l,st The Mexicsns should send
uoeIs liitt itm, &c; that the North Americana he'd
hut hn soldiers at Monterey end ten or twelve ut st.