New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-30


From the New Orleans Times, May 2lst
~ The Mexican schooner Ventura arrived here
from peachy which place abe lett before the news
OF The oocSzdug OF the RIG Grsnde had been received
TIE Yucatn Congress vas sl in session, but bad not
adopted any farther in regard 10 securing their
ndepe ndence from Mexico report vas current that
q revolution had commenced At Tobacco
The Requi,ltiou on Sew-York.
We find in the Albany papers the following
General Orders:
HEAD QUARTERS. STATE oP SEv-YoRK,
Albany, 18Th May 1916.
In obedience 10 reGus;On from the President The
United States coming through the War Department upon
the Governor OF this FOR Regiments of Volun
eer Infantry 10 be enrolled ard held readiness for mus
ter into the service United States under the provis
ions If the Act Congress entitled An Act providing
prosecution the existing War between the United
States and Republic OF Mexico applications from per-
volunteer will be received by ;le Adutan
General up aud including the l5h day OF Jane next;
sucn pPlc be made Tor Comp Battalion or
Regiment Volunteers. either already organized and OIL
cered OF anzed and ocercG ACCORDING 70 the pro-
OF the laws OF this State Tor raising and organizing
Volunteer Companies OF Uniformed militia. except that The
volunteers under this order will not be required 10 provide
themselves with military uniforms The terms prescribed
In the Cong and the requisition Of the President
for the Organization and service OF the volunteers ere as
follows
Each Company is 10 consist of Captain, one first
Lieutenant second Lieutenant four SeIgesnts, Jour
Corporals two Musicians, and sixty.tour privates-G
persons 10 all.
Each Regimen, 10 10 consist Of one Colonel Lieut..
Colonel Msjor adjutant who il 10 be appointed
from the Leu,epsns Of Companies anc is not To be- In
ADDITION to the number Of Lieu;ennnis for the Compa.
MES; Sergeant Msjor one Quarter Master Sergeant
two principal Musicians. aud ten Companies As above.
Each Battalion will CONSIST OF one Lieut.. Colonel
Major; one jatant Lieutenant OF one OF the Compa-
MES In addition the number OF Lieutenans allowed TO
the Companies Sergeant Major, one Qurer Master
Drum Major, and i've Companies organized
ABOVE
All the officers Companies are 10 be elected by the
each respect!veiy the commissioned
officers commissioned by the Governor and the warrant
Officers warranted by the commanding officer Of the Res
Battalion according 10 the provisions Of the MILL
d laws OF the Safe.
The field officers of Bettaons and Regiments 10 be
elected by Commissioned Officers OF the BsttaIon or
Regiment. and 10 be commissioned by the Governor and
the staff and warrant ocsrs OF the Regiments and Bat
,aons be appointed by The commanding officer OF
the Regiment, or Battalion.
When mustered into the service Of the United States
the volunteers be subject the Rules and Articles
o, War and have pay and allowances AZ
similar corps serving IL The Army Of the United States
except cothng but the volunteers se TO and their
clothing, and each non-commissoned eificer and
private receive IS compensation therefor, an allow
equal the cost OF non-comnissoned officer. or
private. 10 The regular army.
The volunteers 10 De armed oy tue Ualted Statos,
when mustered into the service.
The tme for which the volunteers 10 enlist Is 20
moths after they shall have arrived at the
place OF rendezvous or the end OF the unless
discharge according 10 the time for hch they
sha! have been mustered into service.
Companies Ba;taons, Regiments. OF the Militia OF
the II they cOse 70 volunteer IN their present or
gauZAion, and wiz the present officers, will Dc accept
&c aud enrolled In that manner provided they comply
prescribed, to their number OF men
and officers aud voluntary associations, Irrespective OF
any present military Organization who shall form them
selves into Companies Ba;:gons, or Regiments aad de-
ssna:e their officers conformity VITA The provisions OF
the MIRA Law the VIII % enrolled. their officers
commissioned, ant tn7r organizations perfected iof the
contemplated IN this orcer-
Applications will be registered as they .hali be made
TO The AG dtsnt general point OF TIME and such as
hav. been made previous the issuing OF this order,
viii take ,he pac upon list OF applications accord.
ing 10 the priority of but such no, perfected
hy comyisnce with the requirements OF The law of
Congress and te rsqui.ioa OF the President go iasi
notice of that fact shall gwen TO lhe ltxut Gcnera
ey 18Th day OF June next viii De subject 10 De post
ponej Others OF later csy, IN reference u which
toose requisites bave been complied with
Whenever any organization OF Company, Battalion,
or Regiment shall be reported 10 the Acjulant General
as coupl-t, he will day and place meet and
inspect by himse!t or some ocer cesisnaied
BY Comm nief for that purpose preparatory
IS, uing snd perfrcsins The enrolment for
report 10 the War Department
Prlvates and noncomnissooed officers below the age
OF fifteen wears or above the age Of or,y years will
not be received volunteers, viii any person vi
sny age who Ia not IL physical strength aud visor
Applications from individuals or associations OF indi-
vidu.is TO be accepted 1 volunteers though less than
the number required 10 coustiiue Company, viii De
received II the individuals associations. thus apply
ing shall signify their willingness tna; the AdjurAnt
General ,h. organize them into Companies es their
numbers shall justIfy such organization
II toe voluntary applications 10 Inc Adutsn General IN
pursuance OF th,s orcer sh. De such, oy 5tn
dag of June next offer reasonable certainty of
promptly a!ing tie Regiments Called for by the
qus,un ut tae President ia.neE measures will be then
taken Tor the cary accomplishment OF Ina; object; bat
The Comm Caief vi. entertain douotot;he
sutscirncy Of this order scd this simple invitation,
enable him complies the enroi!nrnt OF this force
within the time above dvsixns.ed
The citizen soldlery New York have beer deaf
;hs call Q, ih-it country 10. All against foreign emmy,
aud Until sp.r.. which animated our ancestors, during
me struggles OF tie Revelation sia be lc. ami the
orr of,ne S.saT. Frontier, during ths late war. shall
TuAt call is now addressed them By direction
President II the exercise OF his CONSTITUTIONAL authority,
and ihey a- invited 10 respond 20 n IL worthy
OF Fl. established z-antrv st patriotism, and with
p.oC otness which vii snow Lheir fellow citizens OF
other states TIA. :hey Wiling 20 lead follow IN me
cGiy OF national ce:eace- SAAs WRIGHT.
81 order.
2. :. TExYL3. Adj. Gen
N B. The puoicsuon Of ,his order In every rews-
paper In the STATE eartest practicable day, -
mater OF general interest and Is tarre - spprUpra
authorize payment from The stats Treasury, znc
no authority Is gwen promise payment IRON a..
preparation b. Consress the PUBLISHERS OF those
papers are respectfully requested 70 insert Il public
service