The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02

Be blamed, even BY Father Mathew,
i, thoughts we're SLOWED Tor a moment
sndrr back . the cool exchanges
Nv Otleaas. aud rcst with euyy upon
gentleman Who sits 20 al arm char,
4 lJol throsn laEliy upon another,
Re linen coat on shirt collar open
sAeJau4 Havana betseen his lips and ~
-,h4t large sweating lumber Of iced
lep sitting on the able BY his eide
l II somebody g aud poke that gentle
nj. csc out, sud pour bot water over
nnt--cr-seud him to Clmafgu
II.
! c.,ruposs.se, u "a, Ner O,l,aa, T,at
CAs,Ec0 Mexico, Aug. 81 l-l6.
| 4 passage II III DAWSON az Inferior s,ca.
terminated here on the night Of tao
inst. From Matamoras wrote you
= On the 2uJh, Gen Worth, With The
brigade Of regulars, marched On lte
,eiey road aod ~as Il be soon tuioN !.
] sl the - brigade ludct The command
IS laen believed Col Garland, but
] ly ARRIVAL here, ! s-cerslned that Col.
/ I Smith comW.Hds that brigade, aad
4 6 the 81, which ltkcs Up ,ac line oi
arch today, Cap,. May commands tlv
.rt Or four companies Of the FL Dragons,
D al al.o move to-day Or tomorrow
4 ~ Artillery batteries are attached u
] brigade. ThaiaIm Of the service is
amaudsd BY MAJOR Nuntoe, and The
c regular fulce will We under tic im.
iate command 81 General F~l ggs.
rhe bfieades Of volunteer. u Generals
,ner and Quitman, under The orders ut
II General Butler, all march IN three
5ur DAYS, as val tie Texas mounted
! meats of .lays and Woods, commanded
! Gen. Hen ierson. Gen. Taylor vii
c as soon as lhose troops arc On r5t'e,
] camrsads the whole force, which vii.
] bout 500 men. TITO volunteer corps
bc made Up Of the picked men q the
.rcn regiments, and all bot those seIec-
sl remain mere, or at other stations
Rd Gtaude. Rrsadlors Marshall
lasaGI PtIlun vii command them, unlH
',ra,s 81 Hg1r.GenetsI Patterson.
he officers and men who are 10 be lelt
he different posts, complain and scold
rs much, bn, i, cannot he avoided. Some
q, mu.l be left ,o guard the posts 1t
tear. and keep up a communication
h 'le dc1ols Of supplies, aud the com
1irg General has probably made hi'
sc,ous OF those Nho arc 10 advance, a.
cJg,'y as the objects ho has "a view
p,tra # is one Of the great oblcc
- 10 volunteer troops, that they Will be
slte Of excitement abou. something
aIae', II there - nothing to Do, the!
tired Of The ennUi and monolony OF 1
n1. II a movement is 10 be made, al
b to 60, and those left behind complain
INJUSTICE, as It Il were PERSONAL
$ difficult to satisfy all. \ this time
General Taylor thought Il necessary t.
pnco with the whole army, lie couI'
90 it, as there Is not r suiheiency O
Deportation here for supplies. 1t Is al
81 Incredible, vet true, that whilst tn
tmment has pressed on to tIHs tronue
1re than ! 5 GOO men, not single addI
bal varon OF cart has been sen! to trans
q supplies, unless they haze been landeu
lima very short time past Whilst tn
my "a stationed on the river, steamer
ford great facilities, but any mosemen
10 he interior must Of necessity dcpcn
1on land transportation. About 200
le' have been purchased or hired lfof
McNcana, and by packing them, tn
FEE nov 10 motion IS enabled to advance
Lieut. Kane with about $50 drogoon re
uaa, net yet mounted, remains IN thI
zee, to guard the public stores. In
Iualsers arc aud will be- encamped IN ia
unity ashley arrive.
Cen Worth, wtlh his command, arrive
1 pleasant little town called Scralvo, a
foot Of the mountains, on the 2l't
here he will remain until the main Boo
the army approaches. II is about z
es from here. Col. Smith is yet win
few miles Of this point, but will ac
lce immediately.
Ten. Taylor expects to be at Montere
the 18th Of September, and in SaIilIl'
bout 90 miles beyond, by the LIST Of Dc
neither any movement beyond the latte
ace will be made on this line of opera
ons, is unknown to the unlnItlaled.-
helher we shall meet with any resn
lice, lsa question upon which opinion
fedylded. 1t is certain there viii be II
is"Iance this side of Monterey, unless
ay be sklrmish between small parlIei
~ that '' no.very probable Col Hay