The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-04
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
ADJurANr 0ENERAL's o.

The following communication of the Secretary Of War
mas been received BY his Excellency the Governor of
oncial notice has been received from officers Of the
they Boston, and In readiness TO muster into
the general service to subsist and equip such per-
the terms Of State volunteers
already Organized may Offer their services according
20 me oirscusns the foregoing communication from
BY the terms Of the act Of Congress Of May 18th. 1885,
tssc. 10 provided that said Volunteers shsl, when
called into sctual service and while remaining therein
be to the rules and articles Of war; and shall BE-
n al rs.esc: except a. e clothing and psy placed
Army; and, in leu Of clothing every non.commissonsd
smcer and private in any company who may thus Offer
vice to receive in money a equal to the cost Of
clothing Of ncncommissioned officer private Gas the
United 4. soSS:s.p
Who may be received into the service Of the United
ssif ~ virtue provisions q this act and who
shall be entitled to al the benefit which may be COME
ssd on persons wounded in the service Of the United
smses." HENHY X. OLIVER. N
$40 Adj Cen Com. Massachusetts.
All is hustle and activity among the volunteer
companies who have Offered their services to
Secretary Of War. to aid in the prosecution of
the war against Mexico Drills are held day aud
gers. Captain Nsylor Monroe Guards, Captain Small,
Philads hia Light Guards Captain Bennett City Guards
respective corps evinced the most determined and pa
trioc spirit serve in the cause Of our country The
for the volunteers come in rapidly several
gentleman alone giving donation Of $780, Thus far,
rsnnsylysns has acted promptly and responded nobly
leave Monday for Piburg the place of rendezvous
TIE Ca1ai Cenussioners have paused resolution per
of ckargs-PhiL Esgle, Dec. g. e.i -ae4 saA
The Organization Of the regiment Of volunteers from
South Carolina rsPsly progressing 1t be under
Can't In n ua~c
ed In the Mississippi with CON- Perry for Tampco
the purpose we understand of experimenting the forti
defence We consider that this port most important
position for the future of the and
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alert time five to six hundred dsposabe troops OF this
place all Of which are to be embarked without delay,
for that place. and additional force will doubt be
sent frem the Rio Grande.-N 0. Bulletin, Nov. rs.
General La Vega has taken passage for himself and
suite on tho ans brig Mary Ann Williams which sails
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
sssa Key e oy
on the I'd inst. She was got aAoat the 10th Oct
temporary fudder being hung, she was lowed to Key
West wLeI with the wreck Of her spars and rigging
which were fortunately. saved. together with . few
materials obtsnsd from. the numerous wrecks in the
this port The brig tight Though she beat over the
coral reef upon which she struck the hurricane,
the brig drawing at least thirteen feet The tide
Of course very much swollen by the tempest The fol.
lowing is list Of the officers Of the PerrysGe 8.
Blake Lieut.. Coming Leuts-Overton Carr, and Thos.
B. Barrett. rurser-Quenton Busbee. Passed Asst
surgeon Browslee Acting Master-John H. Par
ker. Pasfed Mids'n-J. wilkinson, and Frederick B.
Brand Arthur Dorsey, Captains Clerk.
18th: w. government has ordered thirty forty large
om thirty to ay feet in length, and will be managed
by oarsmen The boats intended to be used in land
ing at shsal hnrbors, boarding. &c.
Eight sixty -four pound delivered at the
navy ard, Tuesday. the Pittsburgh.
They were said TO weigh each 800 lbs, making az
Gregate weight Of ~ 600 lbsPhiiad North .dmeyean.
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