The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-20

Bsxsr and Austin ara on the match for the American
camp. We believe there wsrs about two hundred drs
goons latsy stationed 1t Bsxar and ebout SIXTY q Aus
company of volunteers from Gonzales, under the
mand Of Capt b. McCulloch., probably amount to Eve
hundred efficient troops
from the New Orleans Delta May III
We learn from headquarters that Major Cen Gaines,
commandng the Western Division of the United States
Army has made requsuon upon the Governors Of the
as ready, to the Rio Grande. viz:
Tennessee to furnish regiments OF ooo mon eacn 400
Kentucky the same 2a00
missouri Two regiments. 80. i2uv
Mississippi two regiments. .............. ~ 9o0
hiaoama TWO rcgimeuts ....A,<oV
Total amount of men, .s400
: The above are all to be infantry and riasmen-
And one regiment to comprise 1000 mounted gun
mon. to be raised in Louisiana under the command
ofCoL Lafayette Saunders; an 'old veteran" who
and performed most valuable services, add to the
ABOVE ............ 49,. -. $500. .l'sW
Total of requistion, o, 400
General Gaines with the promptitude which charac-
tsass al his actions has requested each o. the Cover
the President Of the United States by mastering and for
wardng the men called for even should that requson
not reach them before they ready Thus waving all
Formally to aid in procuring prompt and decisvs
victory over our Mexican foes.
Yesterday Lieut. Beauregard, U. s. A., and Gen Row.
ley, Adjutant and Inspector General Of the State, mus
tered six companies Of volunteer nto the service
OF the United States the barracks They will be paid
to-day, and equipped as speedily possible When
ready they viii be added to the Andrew Jackson Regi
men" Of which Col Marks has been elected Its comnan
der. These companies comprise $50 men,
[From the New Orleans Bee, May lo1
This excelienty well disciplined body, of men ohs
Louisiana Legion have come noby forward in aid Of the
attractive review yesterday morning. Brgadier General
Augustn called Governor Johnson and in the name
Of the officers Of the Legion rendered the efficient aid OF
that proceed to Mexico. We understand that
this the second offer Of tho Legion made to His Excel
the proposal Should the Legion be enrolled as voun-
teers order to proceed to Mexico they will merton.
9usy with any oody o. men on the heo o. 9s
prascworthy decision Of the Legion as we are aware
that able body Of men would not only do credit to
the State, but to the United States generally.
From the Now Orleans Tropic, May Ill
company Of 80 rank and file has volunteered at
Natchez composed Of the elite OF the city and Adams
stnte preparatory to their embarkstion in the first
boat for New Orleans take their rank in Of the
zens of Nachez, public meeting, subscribed $500, TO
be placed at the disposal Of the captain Of the company
son and Amts are organizing large corps which win
be composed OF or three companies horse and foot
for the same destination The counties Of ,inds Madi
son, Warren and others, are actively in the field.
From the Pittsburg Journal, May 1871
At meeting Of the regimental and company officers
Of the Third Regiment held last night it was unsn.
mousy resolved to raise company of aemen from the
regiment to be placed at the disposal Of the government
We do not doubt that most efficient corps could be
raised in very short time out Of the gallant Third
[From the Baltimore Americana
BALTIMORE VoLuNTEERs.-At full meeting OF the
lstco Baltimore Volunteers NOW encamped in Howard':
the Texan line, the following officers were unani-
mously elected james L. stcuart, Captain; Benjamin
Laushlin Surgeon; and chas Hin, Assistant Surgeon.
hs ao'
the use ofthe Volunteers The list 10 still open.
.r sssy. S. ra as q ~sies
the ladies' Of our country, it must needs be safe ::
Col J. G. Davies-Dear Sir Please to hand to the
proper officer the enclosed dollars help in furnish
Ing the patriotic volunteer: with necessary supplies in
fitting them for the campaign which now required in
defence Of our beloved country MARY"
May l6, 1876.
[From the Phila delphia North American, May 1911
We have military authority for stating that the Pres
dent will make reputation upon Pennsy for six
giments Of volunteers which viii be Immediately mus
moments notice.
[From the Trenton News, May 1871
number of our patriotic citizens are about forming
services the President and marching into the heart Of
Mexico This is the frst demonstration of the kind that
Two primary meetings, principally composed Of
corps called the South Trenton Patriots have already
on 5
addressed the meetings in ardent and patriotic strains
number have already enrolled themselves; and it
open for the enrolment of all citizens of New
Jersey who wish to avenge the injured honor Of their
wish to exact from insoent foe atonement for the
blood Of their slaughtered countrymen. When was an
appeal made to the patriotism of Jerseymen that not
promptly and enthusiastically answered.
War! War! War!-Young, sober, and healthy
young invited to come forward and enrol them
selves and form company to be called the New Jersey
volunteer to be subject to the orders of the State or
None but real Jersey Blues in spirit and patriotism,
are wanted
The books are open at headquarters South Trenton
Trenton. May Is, 1862
This company, understand, to elect their own
mptain after a sufficient number has been enrolled.
From the Hartford (Conn) Times, May 1871
A government express went through this city last
night understand, with dispatches to the principal
naval oficer at Boston 1t conveyed the news which we
publish to-day from the army.
Naval. Preparations.
From the Norfolk Beacon, May 49,
In pursuance of orders from the Navy Department,
ceved yesterday morning. the sailing of the brig Perry
already ready for and only awaiting orders) has
been postponed until tomorrow morning.
We learn that orders received hero yesterday to
1t out the U. brig Truxtcn. The T. 10 to be command
cd by Commodore Carpenter.
Monroe, Saturday, countermanding the orders for
three U. 8. companies to proceed to Texas
From the Baltimore Clpper.]
Tho ship masters mates and pilots Of this port have
Taylor. Aboutfty have already signed the roll and at
a meeting held at Captain W. MasonI counting room,
largo number moro attached their names Our hardy
sons Of the will give gosi account Of themselves
should they ever have an opportunity Of meeting the
enemy
From the Montgomery Journal, May 1871
Proclamation OF the Governor Of Alabama.
Executive DEPARTMENT, TUSCALOOSA. - Whereas,
there has been forwarded to this department letter
from Major General Gaines commanding the Western
of he vvhir aa weI1s A. from