The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-27

the Perdanalas valley and remain with them until they
can put up some improvements The Comanchss say,
have no desire TO be with the Mexcans and to these
new men, which We have brought among us, that wear
ground, they don't know what hat to make nal Of them
II the government would authorize Col Hays to raise
company Of rangers, they would do to keep tho
Indians in check than thousand Of Uncle Sans troops
From the New Orleans Tropic May 1871
We hnd tho following significant verse sung about the
streets by our volunteers-fune Boatmen dance;-
The volunteers have eye for the fair
And the Mexican girls await us there,
The Signors will take their lives
And the Signoritas, make our wives.
On on to Mexico,
On to Mexico;
Well march all night to broad daylight
And fight them in the morning.
High OH to battle we CO.
The fighting boys Of Orleans o.
INDIANA MovISe.-A meeting Of the citizens from dr.
fercnt parts OF Indiana held at Indianapolis the
18th instant-Gen. J. P Drake, Chairman. John D. De-
frees Secretary. Resolutions adopted by aceama-
ton approving OF the recommendation Of the President
that large and overpowerng force should Immediately
any appeal which may be made the patriotism Of
the people Of Indiana in order to the requisite force
have ever the gallant and ndomitsbls ci
zens ofthe West.
The Opinions OF the Press In Canada and
New Brunsysick-The British Feeling.
[From the Montreal Herald, May 23.l
1t was yesterday rumored on change" that General
Taylors army OF occupation" had subsequent to the
thirty minutes attack and destruction Of Matamoassub-
sequent what the New York Herald correctly do
scribes being one OF the most brilliant actions that
ever ache, eddy tho American arms'-(Oh, what
a sinking, in poetry D-snbsequent to this mag
not only 10 this country but in Mexico and in
Europe and the result of which, can properly
subsequent TO ali this General Taylors army on their
return march from Point Isabel had been surrounded and
attacked oOo Mexcans obey never dare to appear
in bodies Of less than 20 900 and that the gallant
General after killing-in noble emulation Of Captain
Walker-thr.y Of the enemy with his own hand reach
L Il. Aota fuFh.r nIort To
late had completely rebuilt. fortified and garrison
cd during the afternoon Of the day which was laid
ashes with IA or Is OF the gallant survivors Of his
Spartan band'-the O0GO Mexicans entirely cut
to picces-where he awaits, cooler than any cucum-
under Gen. George Washington Dixon tanotlsr fearful
sinking y Of New York circus celebrity. We cannot
wh the ,e accounts om the seat Of the
reader cannot fail to that bears strong Internal ev
idence" Of authenticity.
From the Kingston Wing, May 20
Tho news from Mexico via New York Is still more
citing. The United States troops have suffered some
disasters and the antwar party in the great repub
quite rabd the subject II speaks Of the policy Of the
proceeding direct from hell and that the Almighty
punish the United States for this wanton waste Of
blood Strange language this for journal to the
eve perhaps long 1t shows, however that the
snd cruel rne But Il once declare.
do not admire the policy that would dcprccate In
the of the people Had the English done
on the rupture of the Peace Of Amiens, when Great
Britain was clearly and admittedly in the wrong, bat
Tie Oh waterloo would nave oeen iouPnt ana tne Bona
parean dynasty might now sway the destinics Of the
world
We still hold to the opinion that unless the European
powers interfere the struggle between the United States
| and Mexico will be briefindeed.
From the st. Johns IN. By Advocate, May III
There is nothing whatever authentic from the
two small armies opposed to each other the boundary
| line between Mexico and Texas The United States
DESTROYS to act the defensive, and Paroles has
declared that il is not within his powers Pre-
sidcn to issue decls ation of war. Both parties in
this may, for some time to como, remain inactive
1t opinion that both wait for the action Of England
the Oregon question: to declare themselves unequivo
cally II England does not assist Mexico 10
and hereafter her independence against the aggression
Of the United States she will repent when may be
out Of her power 10 amend the position she will have
lost We augur better of her. however and trust she
will besr herself while it is yet time. II she cannot
the law and custom Of nations with respect to the
form Of conquest called annexation, she may rest
ured that the balance OF much the object OF
| European diplomacy, will. not many years hence, be
| registered among things that wore.