The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19


her gallant to sustain tho honor Of the national
arms, and the integrity Of the national domain mag
Fowsr Of Of tho Frs LIEUT. T9anca
Henderson, Second Lieut. Searcs, arrived hero the
Grandc.
We lcarn from the Office Of the Quarter Master Como
raj OF the State that ss4 moro volunteers mustered
into tho service Of the United yesterday and will
be paid at tho Barracks this morning These added to
those already mustered will make about 1850 rank and
file. All are efficient mon for the Texas campaign.
A company of gallant Irishmen to march to tho Rio
Grande wherever else duty and their adopted country
calls them are enrolling themselves at Dunn's Third
Ward Coffee House, Tchoupitoulas street, under tho
name Of the Montgomery Guards-a namc as bravo a.
any to DO found on the pages Of our revolutionary 70
conspicuous than one OCCASION takes tho
mand having given up the command of the "Invinci-
First Lieutenant By the way although this E tho first
exclusively Irish company which has been organised.
Ireland has not furnished its full quota
From the East Feliciana (La) Whig.l
We learn by slip from the East Feciana Whfs that
the Inhabitants Of that parish responding noby to the
fftyseven, rank and fle, commanded by George c.
Comstock organised and were to start on Friday morn
ing they could obtain boat, for this city
gunmen, and many had already enrolled thsmseve..-
ism from the csens that parish and feel assured that
all the other parishes in the State will exhibit the
%rnr
the johnson Guards % rank and fe has arrived They
are nne looking set OF men.
lFrom the Mobile Register, May 81
There is no requistion upon Alabama yet. But Gen.
Gaines, who commands this division has, we men,
toned communicated to the Governor his expectation
that large force will be required by orders
from Washington, and suggesting the expedence Of or
ganizng volunteers in advance For the service
volunteers but whether in aid Of the numbers required
by Gen. Ta Tor from Louisiana supplemental force
appear In the belief that their services want
cd for the immediate relief Of Cen Taylor volunteer
an hours notice If need be- The ride company Captain
Crawford and the State Artillery Capt Todd have made
the formal tender to the y. s. officer The correspond
with the officers Of the rifle corps will be in
another column twas tender Of three months ser
vice. which it seems that Gen. Gaines has declined
he instructed BY Gen. Gaines to receive volunteers
six months. The Artillery, understand, made
dton to the other objections Lieut. Lowell was
thorzed to receive Artillery at all Under these crcum
and in the absence Of any rs1ui'ioa from Cen
raised in Mobile yet For the Point Isabel for
the aid Of Gen. Taylor Eve hundred men could be raised
in short time But this service s declined by General
Gaines and only such volunteers received would
be required for six months campaign, under formal
remarks. that the state of things here may be better un
derstood Our gallant company has left u.s. and is by
number Of VOLUNTEERS have como in from the country
with the determination very respectable force
uncertainties and the Official notice from the commsS
General Of this division that call for largo numbS
the
the gallant volunteers who 90 forth with thi. prompt and
uncalcuating gasntry. Their country will prize and
whom they but pioneers will follow in the Same
whenever the voice Of their country calls them to
her standard.
From tho Columbus (Ga) Enquirer, May ISL
It due to community to say that since this intel
lgence reached the spirit has increased the List
and the company now numbers o. ready to march forth
with Every man s soldcr-and not one viii fall back
upon the peace establishment
From the Charleston Patriot, May 1871
Ono Of the largest and most meengs held
for long time, attended at the City Hall this morning,
owing 70 the appearance ofa handful calling the peo
pie to aid their brethren in Texas No arrangements
having been made for obtaining the Hail. and Judge Rice
who was holding Court at tho time being informed of the
ing was duly organized by dalng Col James Gsdsden
to the chair and the appointment Of DR.. A. G. Mackey
speech explained the necessity Of our preparing to lend
helping hand in the conflict now wagng, and of imita
ting the examples Of Csronss sons in daysof yore when
their country invaded. Resolutions passed to
appoint committee Of twcntyonc to deliberate on the
appropriate mode Of aising volunteers for the rolief
and regmental officers; which appointed by the
chair to report The meeting, after being addressed by
r. W. Seymour and w. C. Ferrell Esqs. adjourned until
tomorrow atl2M.
From the Richmond Enquirer, May 1871
The intelligence on Saturday morning, which We then
aD Wst ~ an announcing .ne oeaecs 81
ger Of Point Isabel produced intense interest and
couraged more vigorous exerons. Early in the day
the whole complement Of the company was made up
100 privaes and y officers On Saturday, Capt CARING
ton and Lieut. Warren proceeded to Warrington city to
tender their services and to ask to be conveyed with the
troops from Fort McHenry, which win be Immediately
shipped from Baltimore to the seat Of war direct Tho
promptne snd alacrity Of the whole movement do ho
We have every reason to believe that we'll advised,
not less than prompt and vigorous plan Of operations
will be adopted by the Executive and 1t strikcs US
probable, reasoning from circumstances that part Of
this plan be- to send attacking forces by sea to Tam
portant points the Gulf of Mexico and the only points,
except the very unimportsnt one Of Tuzpan, through
he in
the Castle Of San Juan dUlloa fell under their lombard
ment Tsmpico was chosen BY the spaniards for the
1899 when they made their last attempt regain their
possessions the American continent Let our forces
Gen. Taylor advances from AIaamoras upon Leona vi
carlo, falling upon Zacatecas let the detachment from
rich treasury Of the Mexican minesj where The two
forming an union, they may come down by Guanaxuato
and Queretsro, while the detachment from Vera Cruz,
city the rear the III the same moment attack
ing the Castle the 'front.' may march up through Jalapa
ferote ana fueoa and join the other before
the city Of Mexico the capital Of the country and the
centre Of its wealth.
From the Washington Union, May 1871
rive Ss to DS. have
avigorous prosecution Of tho with Mexico We do
not doubt that the large discretion given to the President
Will be found to be In safe hands While the public may
rest assured that the utmost will be used to consult
and to secure force competent to the protec-
ton Of the national honor and to speedy termination
Of the war, do not apprehend that half the author
lied number Of troops will be immediately mustered in
to service True economy and due regard TO the high
est national interests however make indispensable
that force shall be at put into active service,
traordnary for in point Of numbers and largo that
officers Of the highest rank will of necessity be In
mand. From the mixed character Of tho corps-partly
of regular troops and largely Of voluntecrs-it
seems natural that the gcneralnchicf Of tho army,
should take the feld-and presume that General
Scott will, matter of course assume the command
st.,v called into service will DO taken from the states
nearest 70 the scene Of operations and for them the
ccssary orders have been issued Measures have also
been taken have the residue Of the authorized force
orgaassd 70 bs called into tho sercs Of their country