The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-05
BY THs ~ Ais.

wAmsoros, Noy. a. lsss
The Finances and the War-Mers men aad mensy ssnfss
Five million LOan-G Gen se0ns presys~ms osms.s
out straighf-Faadameafal syyrsAsnsisns--s srsrs
mOretor good Old zsek" and Cen W.rtA Of Meai,ysy
The reason Of the thing made nsnlsss-.fnseSafs n
Col Watson and fAs SUssanf.-Ifssvy rasns, sad iAs
like.
".fha teadanda via ts.n We must ,ry sastbsr phs
Treasury and treasury drafts the amount Of Eve
millions half the bill OF limitations Bu, We wsu,
money, and the brokers shaving our paper lie, ne
issue prospectus for loan of Ave millions per cent
The OF capital will snap a, the bait Presto rsso
II is done. Come with your money. sone say thsf
this demand for msnsy 10 at the nstgson of the secrs
tary of War Ho wants more volunteers and wants the
cash wherewitha to equip and despatch thsm Good
Let the thing be done. Why stand nibblins
your finger nails, Mr.. Secretary, when the cry is
forward march," and the are mot on the
ground' You mpstihsve the men. sir; and she'll be
happy to hear the five million designed for an
increase Of 10000 to the land forces and of bombs ant
boarding pixies for the Gusquadron MIR Walker looks
thin ghost-impalpabe as shadow-he Is the very
mpersonaon OF the Treasury but they will both stand
been managed very well, very well indeed WINFIELD
Scott comes out approved as the soldier of esperegcs
phrophecy and had he only left out that hssty pud
ding, or soup or rjoits, or whatever was, there
would not have been no ok to hang bubble To
be sure his apprehensions about his enemies home
firing upon him in the rear while the Mexicsns would
be giving him their broadsdes of copper balls in front,
premature out of taste and not in accordance with
War, too careful about his brseches stern chaser is
Major General in Chief has been doing his duty. Day
by day he has been in council with the Secretary Of War
and we are glad to see it When good soldier com.
mits blunder, 1t is right to give him a chance TO
son %ho ae was said haVs Sssn something
poral in his day. This is the plan Of old lack Tay
lor the honest, straightforward true and steady old
ia he is air n 1Ooi To
read the nice Opportunity given to Worth at Monte
rey Taylor and Worth had messed II and Iamped II,
The old commander knew what Worth was worth He
knew his man. He knew that the stuff was in him-the
presence of mndthe sagacious observation-the cool
1t was really the generous confidence Of the discerning
country It's all right now, and if there soldier who
would die in the trenches to old Zack from scar,
its exploding at his feet it the tried and rusy Worth
Under the favor of his commander he 10 restored tn
The eoad is gonshs shadow Of gloom i. dssipstsd
the ugly dream that haunted u him y past and
To our mind there prettier incident in all the
campaign than this Eminently honorable and chivaro
has been the department of every officer and soldier
with exception) oft army like this 'op
portunity" given TO Worth, and the way in which he
embraced it," better than any thing that has been done
nation of old lack, the bravery of WORTH and the glory
There is another incident of Monterey, which as
toned to US, we lay before our readers" a. Father
Richie says. Three cheers for Father Richie We
coax good deal of important information for the
country out Of him, and then; and sometimes,
though he does walk round the truth, as in the Of
The Utrecht line
OF Forty-Nine
it less thing Of choice than matter Of habit orGa
mic expediency But when the Baltimore battalion
about leaving the barracks Of this city for the seat Of
war; flag made for them, and Lieut. w d. Porter,
the Navy (whose brother had recently been butchered
by the rsncheroes) presented it to the battalion with
speech Col Watson replied that il should not be sur
rendered while he had life to defend H. and Of the
sergean an old sailor said that should never be cut
down while he had arm to protect it. They have
deemed their word for Watson has sacrificed his lfs
and the sergeant has giventh Mexcans but the
big flag ia floating over the captured city.
II has been raining for fifty six hours and appears just
now to be beginning As it has been . regular Nor
easter, may expect to hear of disasters along
the coast to the northward. Cheerfully,