The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-16

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS
RIOT AT BURITA.
ADVANCE OF THE ARMY
The Explosion on Board the Steam
boat Enterprise.
Special Dispatches from the Army 70 the
New York Herald Once.

Special Dispatches from the Army % the
New York Herald Once.
Ne. XXI.
MArAxsaAs, (Mexico) Aug ~, ls4s
Steamboat .aesiIsnt the Rio GrsnSsTslunssr Gene
rals-Msrch Of Drsgsons- Divisions and Commander
Of the Regulsrs.
We have this moment heard of sad accident UP the
Rio Grands The acknowledgements, iwhen Rey-
nosa the upward passag burst her boiler and
twenty the Tennessee volunteers reported have
been badly scaded. Some killed, but their
number we have not yet learned The unfortunates
were landed at Rsynoss, where attention that hu.
manity could suggest was given them.
Hitherto the boats to Camsrgo have made very sue
cessfu trips this being the first mishsp where life has
been endangered A month ago. tho Nsva sank within
Nearly all the volunteer. destined for the invasion
have moved up. Generals Butler, Marshall Qutman,
Pillow and Lane are in the field and will be assigned
their commands according 70 the late law.
Can't Nav They are well mounted and equipped and
a few days drilling, which they will receive before the
march, beyond Csmargs, will make them most effective
follsws:-
composed Of the Sd and 4th regiments Of infantry ]th
brigade composed of battalion of LIST infantry and the
the I'd regiment Of dragons and Ridgely's and Bragh
batteriss THIS division is commanded by Brigadier
~ Drsiox-Under Brevet Brigsdier Gen Worth, is
composed Of the LIST brigade Of infantry artery batta
sSS ,S 18th I'd and M nn
mounted Texan Rangers will be distributed between
these commands.
The "a division has already moved Probably the st
with the Commanding General will be ready to march
from Camargo about the Let September. Within little
more than two weeks we may expect exciting news,
and Matamoras in receipt of the latest both
by the route taken BY the army and by the Mexican, d.
every thing important at the earliest day. ky Z.
M4rAmo,4'. Mexico, Aug. 20, 1916
Assiesn Rsports-Prospeet. Peace Quiet among The
1t il doubtful experiment to attempt even from this
psnt to communicate news to the Herald from the in
terror of Mexico, for its numerous of nforna-
ton frequently eneble it to procure the latest intel
gencs by other routes speedily, than via Maamo
ras Yet Of the we receive here from the
Northern Provinces and even from the capital may be
interesting. report, fully believed at Camargo, and
entirely credible from the general aspect Of Mexican ar
deprived Of the command by his own troops. He has
been superseded as President and now the army has
bslled against him ~ their General
Pronuncamentos from the coast towns and cities of
the interior have reached Matamoras
soma Of tho principal inhabitants OF this city and they
think that signs Of returning peace dscoverabe
throw Of Paredes. notwithstanding his firm and undevia-
ting hostility to the settlement untmely for them
@ u. rsau II the and
dictate they say, necessary cessation of hoshles at
distant day. The people Of the United States FIRE
cans and that all willing and eager TO sacrifice every
private interest tor the countrys Now this gla-
ring untruth proceeds from the enemys official docu
msnts These assert that Spartan devotion was indf
ference compared With that patriotic enthusiasm which
burns in every Mexican heart But ask the people
themselves and they tell you that they would hail the
approach of the Am ercan army deliverance. The
inhabitants for many leagues about Camargo in to
with their it is true that General Taylor
actually lives under canvass. when there are many
excellent houses in the conquered town end if he really
pays the people for their produce and labor There is
not, perhaps, in our land another well qualified
for the command OF an army invading the country of
such people
A few days since, the military commsndant of this
city, Col Clarke, detected q Mexican lawyer leaving
communicate much information respecting numbers
and positions. The Col caused this to be arrested
and sent to head quarters Tip fellow, of course OK.
pecsd to be hung at sast but he disappontedfor,
after admon:hng him for his great ndiscreon in risk
ing his valuable life TO- procure information which the
General himself would fully communicate to the whole
Mexican nation he set the prisoner at liberty The lat
ter lsspsd with joy and throwing his arms around the
General gave him embrace long and earnest in pre-
portion 10 his gratitude Here is new attitude for the
eminent artists" whs have lately produced many
very accurate hksnssses of eur commander The re.
leased Mexican 10 now singing hossnnahs to the good
General Taylor and his friends regarded him his
turn, a. one risen from the dead.
forbsarancs regarded by persons differently educated
was seen few minutes since An ancient Gaul residing
Genersis soldisrship, on this very account a and
said t grand Napoleon nevair did with a
TAYLOR AN s5
not robber-whereupon the other flew int a most
undgned passion shaking his stick and avowing that
issue, the ocer left the venerable caver to regain
his temper, and settle the question by himself
CAxAnoo, Augutt cath, 1s4s.
The Army Leaving Camsrs' for
Camanches, &c.
Gen. Worth left with his brigade, on the 99d instant,
for the purpose Of establishing posts on the route be
day by the 7th regiment under command of Capt Miles.
The two regiments Of regulars that here will
leays in few days The volunteers will follow, proba-
bly, a. soon the sh of next month. Gen. Worth will
proceed towards Monterey far China, where he
will remain till the whole arrives when it will proceed in
one body TO the city and then sok out for
battle and natural accom- paniment-a brilliant victory.
have not the least apprehension OF difficulty in taking
the city.
The volunteers pourineinto this place with per-
feet rush" Most q them have marched two hundred
miles through burning sand and thick ugly and unmer
cifu chappsrral under tropical SUM- they have per
formed the march quicker time and in better order than
fore Those that in yesterday averaged on their
march ~ miles per day They consisted OF Mary land
Ohio and hentucky % and marched from the
days What is there. true hearted patriot do
will tell youhc cannot submit to wrong dsspotism
A few Camanche Indians crossed to this side Of the
river few miles below here on the evening Of the 23i
and most brutay murdered a Mexican family of one
ma two women and four children. What caused this
infamous act OF these most infamous OF savages remains
vet These red devils seem to be thesworn enc
ny v CAMAHoo, August 2,th, 1886.
.And still they Csme-Generoi Taylor ciH not BE- can
didafs for the Preside"ey,
To-day several regiments Of volunteers have arrived
and the great number that already here and the rsP
dty in whc they have actually frightened the
Mcxicans into perfect 1T Of astonishment They are
continually asking, where all these Americnnes
comefrom, and II there are any lott at home" Ihey
are not SO much astonished now as they will be-.
small qlad Of Louisiana vsluntecfs called on Gen
Taylor day or two ago for their discharge The Gen.
oct OF his tent and rough ready said Going
home, are you-you are set Of cowards-better go
that's all Stop, one word more-Im not going to run
for President Be OF with you"
[Frem the New Orleans Tines. September II
BY the ARRIVAL here on Saturday evening, OF the steam
ship Mckim, Captain Page, from Brshos Santiago,
wednesday morning, the ID inst, we have received a
variety oinellgence iiom the seat war files of papers
our correspondents From these different sources we
make up the following summary comprising all
necessary to put our readers IN possession Of tie
facts movement projects, etc. which have marked the
progress Of the American army since our last po5he
advlces.