The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-29

Never there complete victory. and General
T.yes, he ,s i :os to til. ndvdu.l sssn
go ahead Some Of the gun: were taken and rsssen two
the thcksst re Once when reconstructed with for stop
ayns te ha he said well they DO pretty thick
lot Us 60 on little further ahead and they wiz al 60
The enemy have lost 4s o6icers Of whom IA arc our
prisoners including General and two Colonel: One
actions over thousand killed and wounded We buried
90 Of them last evening in one grave am writing now
on the llth)
Mintary Preparations. &c.
LOUISIANA.
From the New Orleans Delta, May 2ol
The steamboat Mary Kngsland leaves thi; morning
ce D. TSs nip
last night with two companies Of Col pain: rssimsns
and ss9s Col
Davis regiment still in New Orleans, 70 b Forwarded
MAJOR GALLrs ARrILLERr.-This nne body o. mem
mustered into service in tents on the Public square
They leave tomorrow for Point Isabel.
SOUTH CAR oIINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
CHARLEsror, May -, 1916.
DS in and over the State Of South Caroline.
requistion having been made on the state o. South
gimsn Of Infantry enrolled and held in readiness
Tor muster into the service Of the United States"
I Governor COmme00oT
Chief Of the State Of South Carolina do issue this my
Proclamation calling upon the citizens thereof to come
forward and enrol themselves in the service OF their
Congress has authorized the organization Of Fifty
Volunteer to serve for twelve m nth ana
furnish their proportion of the defenders OF our coun
Where every consideration Of duty and patriotism calls
loudly upon the citizens Of our republic the Exccu
tive assured that there needs no appeal from him to
stimulate the hearts of his c0untrymen.
Our gallant army the Rio Grande, embarrassed for
time BY vastly superior numbers and the cr. Of the
try and the reputation Of arms by recent victories
which rank with the highest achievements OF modern
times.
thousands OF brave their aid but country still
calls carry out this war to safe and honore
BILE conclusion and the Governor, in compliance with
the requirement made upon him calls upon his fellow
citizens to rally around the standard OF our country ana
'n'o' '''a' - 49, WILLIAM AIKEN.
| BY the Governor
| }. w. CArrEv, Adjutant and Inspector General.
| MISSOURI.
| From the st. Louis Republican May -
that Col l. v Bosy of the JltS Resiasut. Missouri a.
War Department to march regiment Of mounted mon
to New Mexco-in the event Of the Department deem
be required to enter upon the expedition Such Is the
tenor Of the report Col Bogy now absent from the
city but the Department should think % o ssnG
could be selectsd and troops to 60 in that d.
rsction the only question win be in M''0ur-" Who
From the st. Louis Reporter, May lsl
The companies belonging to the Legion will be mus
They will them be subject to the order Of Col Daven
port. and suppose will leave for New Orleans this
an xous to be OF and they should be detained no longer
than 10 indispensably necessary.
From the 81. Louis New Era May 1871
to some Of the persons who have been engaged in tho
trading and trapping business about Benrs Fort Fort
without delay companies Of volunteers to operae against
santa Fe The bold adventurers Of that region would
exactly suited to the work They the best
adapted to such warfare, and when organized they
such force would do much to protect and render Sc
the Santa Fe traders.
KENTUCKY.
At meeting Of the directors Of the Northern Bank Of
Kentucky held at Lexington. the 18th instant was
resolved that the Of $4,000 be rendered to the
siton which has been made upon him troops for the
Of army in the South; and he 10 fully author
lied to draw for that amount il he should need IT,
The Louisville Journal says that Henry Clay, Jr Is
sndeavoring TO raise regiment Of volunteers to go 70
eminently qualify him for the post Mr.. Gurran Pops
and Dr. Carey Fry are also indebted to their country for
ing commands in her service.
The Nashville Banner says that FIVE thousand men will
be ready whenever their services are rsaursa The a.
to Governor Brown loan Of SiOOo0 for ns use Of 'ns
volunteers.
MICHIGAN.
The Legislature Of Michigan resolved TO oner 2VVVV
volunteers the General Government and to borrow
500 900 to defray expenses
NEW YORK.
From the Brooklyn Eagle, May 2s]
We learn from the .advsriissr that Tie srooElyn
Light Guard Capt Pearson, have forwarded inormstion
to Governor that they ready to join the army Of
occupation on the Rio Grande. We hear also thst the
Union Blues, Capt ooodchild, have done likewise.
There IL room for more; who comes nextI
[From Albany Argus, May 2el
Gov. wRcHr returned TO the city yesterday morning.
His has been fastened by the intelligence Of the
requistion from the War Department for seven regiments
of volunteer infantry which was transmitted to him from
this city by magnetic telegraph and express.
We understand that Maj Gen. J. r. TOWNSEND rendered
the services Of his division Of cavalry, before was
known that the requisition was limited to infantry
Captain schrvsr, Of the United ssss.. artillery left
this city for Washington day two ago in compliance
with orders from the War Department lie will proba
bly, be dispatched to the Rio 0rspde.
CONNECTICUT.
We learn that the Executive Connecticut has been
notified by the War Department to hold in rssd,nes -
volunteers, (exclusve Of o6icen) They VIII DC csneo
upon II their services are needed-nos onel""0
The citizens of Charleston, G, have IN consempie
ton to present sword the brave ana Judicous com
mander, Gen. Taylor expressive OF tneir een9s on
the receipt Of the news Of prs sp 60 sno ~ .s nr
ments the Rio Grandc I'D 'ne 'soo VI 'oiSo c"'D
quadruple that Of his own
Naval Preparations.
.r"rtinc ground yesterday morning. for the Gulf Of
STsrico The following is list Of her officers =
Caleb Courier comm ~ rrsnsi' Martin 1t
nell "a Iieutenant Daniel Smonson, surgeon; Jacob
Wilson chief engineer Henry l.. Hof, I'd assistant
wssish' bosswain; George A. Booth gunner Peter C.
Green, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with crew Of oo cnoice
men.
There are new At the Norfolk navy yard the follow