The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-19


Mckee Mr Murphy has chartered vessel to take him
duet IN order ina, the bIockssn seusaron should not
prevent his entrance into that port The vessel leaves
today We also Il stated In said paper that senior
Znr,Ituxa Of Mexico. who sccompane Mr. Morphy
from nxiana remained Ia chalresoa, from whence he
should proceed 10 Havana. and after holding inter
20 10 Vera ruF board Of the British mail steamer
Mr Morphy said to be bearer Of important dispatches
from gland 10 Mexico Thess documents supposed
10 be in relation 10 the British mediation for the settle.
Of the tstufosnccs II we recollect rightly
NJ MoPhy holds Mesiesn diplemaiis rank IN Enyland
MsFrny. writing on the nh inst, s~ys- learnt this
morning from ys reliable source, that there are now
tain VIA, would he ths condition Of the catholic clergy
n Nsxco comes INTO the Union. This Is very import
ant fact and may Heed TO great eonssquences"
Iaeissenss. ke. ef she War.
Ths singular simplicity that marks Gen. Tsycrs per
sonal apg@srsnce and habits have become subject of
universal fame u Is curious, that soldier, eminent
in all the qusse. Of discipline should he c1en-
sarsa d Point a .ss the @. Com connsr appeared
OF that lsee with his hset 20 give saceor 20 the Army
OF OccupAton~ Com Conner 10 naval o0Acer that Is
only STREET In his dress bu has rhisdelphs nicsty
shcu, Ne appears fall and splendid uniform all
pabe oceaon. being the exact counterpart an Tits par
Al the proper time Con. Conner sent word to Gen.
Taylor. that he would come ashore 10 pay him visit OF
tremendous excissmsnt II Com. coassr had quietly
come up 10 his tent and given him sailors Erips, and
old lashicned way, csn Taylor would have been pre-
pared but 70 have The most carefully dressed ocsr IN
UNIFORM surrounded - All the ssriag psmp Of spisn.
I'D esuip@snis-, pay Wat Of eers@eny. was more
through with but equal 10 emergencies. he deter
mined to compliment onl Conner and through him the
navy, by appearing IN fall unioEm, thing his ecsrs
ssfsd With him Coz years had never Witnessed
In the meanxhle Com. Conner eegsxting over
the mess proper way 70 cemrlimsni General Isy ior
Having heard Of has peculiar disregard Of military dress
he concluded he xoad make the yisii q manner
porting Gen TGy ors habits and consequently equip
ed himself ia plan hiis drilling and unattended came
ashore.
The momsn, cid Roawh and Ready heard
that Com Conner had landed. he Abandoned some
camp and preciptaiey rushed into has tent dsissd at
the bottom Of On Old chest. and pulled out uniform
turhcd quietude. slipped himself into a. in has haste.
fastening 30 that side Of the standing collar was
as uncomfortable well be imagined With quiet
STEP and unattended, Com Conner presented himself a.
exceeding astonishmcnt at each others personal appear
ance
The in the army say that the above contain. the
headed and that since that time he has taken to linen
roundsbouis. of the largest dimsnsons with more pert
nscity than essr-Nsw Orleans Trop'e, July 10
Military Preparations throughout the Union.
In addition to the vessels chartered ON Tuesday hast
for the Braros Santiago by the Government the ships
Gen. veazie and Gov. Davis have been added to the
number. ships Sea Lion and shsnungs went down to
the Battle Ground Wednesday last and left last night
for the Brazos santiago with the ID Regiment Of Ken
lucky voluntcers.-N o. PieaySns, July TO-
The following named persons have been duly elected
officers Of the Company Of Volunteers from this city
who attached to Col steyensons Regiment Cap
tain--John B. Frisbie First Lieui.-Edwsrd Gilbert.
Second Lieut.--Chsres II. Adams First Sergeant
John Day: I'd do, William Grow; Sd do James Winnie;
4th do, Henry A. Schoocrait First congratulated
G. Whitney; ID do. N. NJ Van Antwerp; Sd do, Ben
jamin b. Davis; ath do, Hugh Gillespie, jr..aibany
Journal, July H.
The ing artillery company from Carlisle, Pa came
down on a boat Saturday They landed at jefferson
Vile and marched to New Albany where they embarked
for New Orleans The last regiment OF Indiana voun.
tecrs left New Albany Friday and saturday. the
steamer, Uncle Sam and Empire. -LeSssriiie Journal
July IL.
The steamboats, New World and Carolina arrived yes
terday with tho First Regiment of Ohio Volunteers,
der the command Of Col Mitchell, aud Lieut. Col
Weller.-Nsv Orieans Delta July no.