The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-31

Of the army and when discharged as contemplated ct
Calorna, tney VIII pe gwen g,aus tneir rms sno &c
Fort Lea vsnwcrh ' "--' " ' 'f~'rr
Thus Is offered to tho Mormon nsopls nov-tbIs war
onnor,un;tv IF .snJin rnrtou ~ ,h 81 vorn ~
and entirely NJ the sxnense of the InItsd ststes
ana this aayancad nar,y car ,nus 80. -. 30, 80
LOOK out the Land sr their brsh,en 70 in s. ,t
The INV Of n nrvats vninn,eer IL e.y.n dans.a.x
mouth and the allowance for clothing ia the cos, prcs
OF clothing OF regular soldier
Those Of the normons who a,e desirous Of carving
their country on the conditions here ra,ca are r
to meet me AT their prncna camp ut the oun
Gil Bluff whittier am now going to consult with their
prncna men and To recav. and erssn;, ,hs fore. Con-
templated 10 he raised
will receive all healthy able men. of from 10 ~
Camp Of the Mormons at Mount Pisgsh, June &C. 1896
hope to complete the organization Of this batta
lion within six days after my reaching Council Biuds
within nine days from this time June as)
IFrou the St Louis Reveille July as1
All Tue ooPanes OF voiun,sers under 'ne nrst requ,
nnmbers 81 nresent ON he nrares n.ariv o. soIlos
Three counanias Of II arasoons with recruits 900
Captain Hudson's company Of volunteers "Lsclede
Rangers" of ST. Louis ser wing with the U. 8 drs.
goons ...... 100
Major clarks dying artillery battalion, composed Of
Capt Fischers and Cspt. Weghtman's companies
Of 81. Louis .......... osa
Eight companies of volunteer dragons from Mis-
souri,, under Colonel Don,phan ........... $50
Two companies Of vounte infantry under Captains
r"' '''''' 10
1857
These of course ara all under tho command of Cal
Kearney who is the great war chiefH Of the expedi
tion ~
Two companies OF Dragons under Captains sumner
ana C9ok followed very shortly after nus oepsrtore from
Fort Leavenworth, increasing ms iorce TWO hundred
more ms humrer wiz Se Iurther increasea oy tns
dred of whom we're 10 leave he Mormon cam undsr
TO Cen Kearnsy,s Command II Is now ~nderssood That
General Kearnev will halt nj Rants fort for the
of recruiting his men and await the arrival OF Col
force will be about $500 mes-a force SUFFICIENT under
ordinary circumstances to resist any army which may
New Mexico il no renorc are sent into that de-
partment from other DISTRICTS
rh. ~ all sror, ,,. w.. hnr. G. ,u;. nou... .,
A. a ae ! iig ,e Wss' osng. OF LOUIS psPers VI
uadon :" the das 81 r cn .
at creek about aio miles from Fort Lssvsn-
Tor. nSs u pd J.; An ;,;, 0'S m"e' HUN 0sn's
There had bsen M news rom Can. Moor.. couu.,a
,vhn had hasn .art .S,ar tho. amp , Coa m
phans Regiment of Missouri Volunteers were ahead
Col Kearney in the march, Nothing had been heard Of
from the ALBANY Argus Julv ao1
TIL. s.vaarai nomnaniss DSompss;n. NY J' l.,
raaimant have hecp orssreJ 10 ranaiI q, N WorL ~
Saturday the LIST of August for muster into the service
of the United States The place of muster will be At
Governors Island at O'Clock A. NJ The regiment will
be quartsred at Governors Island. Members Of Capt
Frisbees company will meet this morning at at the
rendezvous, 34l Broadway.
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Army Intelligence.
The third regiment of illinois Volunteers uudsr Cal
rorman ON board the Glencoe and John Aul arrived
here night before last from Alton and left yesterday
fine spirits and were we'll The fourth regiment under
the command Of Col L. ID Baker. embarked yesterday
morning at Jefferson Barracks on board the steamers
suana and Eclipse, and came up to this port-St Louis
RspubIican, July "a
tn. Art.n.o. r.gr.n, ~ vo,rr,..-,h .. ro.h.d a..
Inc AIkansas resmen. OF v3iun.ee mas reacned 'ne
.1 10 I;sois Vii wi, ~ 1i No 'o en s sSS
ca archibald Ye,l member OF Congress was chosen
Ss s1 I'm, as. a io'"o ;rsr. CO. Ad;,ton, Th 81
so.ie, nrsrtay h. ,h.v wou march far s.