Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-22
From tho New Orleans f,eayune. August IA.
Later from the Rio Grnude.

The steamship New York arrived late la,t evening from
BraIos sanusgo, whence she sailed the 9Th inst B
we have later intelligence rom the Army. but OF very
great importance, although interesting We learn from
passenger who LEFT Csmngo the 4th Instant that the
companies Of Texan Rangers. commanded by Can't Me.
Cuoch aud Glispie, that day for Mier on
scout with orders Z" take and hold that point II possible
The regiments ct Mounted Rangers. under Co.'s. Iiays
and Woods at Rsynoss, under orders to proceed 10
Linares aud Monterey aud take possession these points
Gen. Taylor passed up tho river Reynosa on the 5,h
inst, on tho stesmboa Ha'ehee from Mstamoras Tho
u s. Dragons were at camp near Mstamoras.
Co feathersons gimcnt sll eneamped nj Burr.
IA, and said had rendered their services for air
mo- gu, a' zen. Taylor declined receiving them.
Soi feyons regiment wern mostly for this city.
The health OF the army good Tho river from Ca.
MARCO down was rising. Capt. Blsnehard's COMPANY of
Louisiana Volunteers had beeu accepted for twelve months
service.
Cen Taylor had issued ORDERS forbddns tho sale of
spurious liquors IN the city, permitting them be brought
up the nNcr. He started from Maamoras early on the
morning OF the 5th, with portion OF tho Texan inan-
n.y.
The Ms'amoras Flag, OF the 9th inst, that eight
mad occurred between party Of Camancho Indians and
MeCaloch and Gie.pe's Rangers, near Camargo. The
former numbering about 6OO and the Rangers eighty
About twenty Indians killed aud but two Rangers
the latter bringing Vf one hundred aud fifty horses
A man named Jack Haynes, better known a. Col. Jack
Haynes. Wild hsrum'esrum sort Of afelow, was killed
on the 9Th instant by Texan named McCanan.
Editorial Correspondence Of nesyupel
MArANVRAs, August 18th, 1876.
Gen. Taylor and staff leave here for Camarpo and
all the troops leave by about 10th inst General
Twisss Is let TO supenten6 the movement Of the troop.
now hero and those that arrive, for while at eas
He Is in excellent health, and never looking
COL Clark OF the 9Th Infantry will be left this place in
command, after all the troops have been and
VIII have two companies Of artillery and regiment Of
volunteers under HIM. Gen. rwggs, with Capt MAYS
Tour companies OF dagoons and Capt Rdgeys battery of
auey, will bring the army moves forw
Col Hays regiment Of mounted volunteers and Col John
sous regiment OF iOot-Te1ans-are to march to- morrow
The Gaines Rangers" have Joined Col. Hays regiment,
and viii leave with IT, All the reguar troops now remain
ing here, except Capt Mays and Ridgey's commands.
are also ordered To march tomorrow. expected that
he army Will not move from Camafgo before the 25th
DO not choose TO express opinion the probability OF
another hight with tho MeAicans but know 10 thought
oy many who will have great deal do the matter If
one occurs, that night and hard that is before
hen One thing very CERTAIN and that is every body
mere except the MeIicans, eas .shake'
win tho followers Of Paredes whoever may be the lead.
or OF the Mexican army.
by, had forgotten tell you an important piece
one~s-important ut least folks here General
Taylor has issued ordernot against present dsuge
Oi "cold water" ALL for he is much OF Father Ma
thewman for that. but against King Alcohol himself The
order Is one prohibiting all spnuous liquors entering
the mouth OF the river Under Suer or merchant Al
be allowed to send any liquors up river from
this place, and all Matamoras prohibited from
seng the Creature the 5th inst The order has
created quite sensation in certain paris may ina.
gne but irs OF the best things MaiaInoras thai
could have been done-eIcept burning il down There
W III DO smart winding up OF things here Immediately in
con sequence.