The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-14
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
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INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE
FROM THE
ARMY OF IMVASIo14.
THE CAPTURE OF sALTILLo.
THE CONCENTRATION OF TROOPS AT TAMPICO.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. BOP NJ.
The U. 8. steamship Telegraph, from Brszos ssnts~o
Goth umo and Port Lsvscca LIST instant arrived at New
Orleans on the Sth her nag flying halfmast having
board the remains Of Major Ringsoid and Leutensn
Cochran.
The steamer Monmouth arrived the day before. but the
news from Monterey and the posts along the Rio Grsnds
10 no later than previously received.
Mr. Aldeaunoy, who had been employed by the United
States Commisssry to take out Of money 10 Gsnl
Wool, came passenger in the Monmouth and furnished
the following intsgence:-
He arrived at Monclova Nov 9th, where the army Of
General Woei encsmped in fine condition remained
until the l< when he started for Monterey acconps-
MED by Escort with dispatches for General Taylor
General Butler military commander of Monte roy.
General Taylor has returned from salhllo, leaving
General Worth In possession Of the place.
was the intention of the General that the whole Of
The except tho necessary number to garrison the
several posts would concentrate at Tanpco, and that
General Taylor in going there, would take route sav
ing San Luis Pstod to the right. Arrived at TamPico
and having the necessary forces to carry out his future
operations attack would be made Vera Cruz, ~
multansoualy by sea and land
A duel had been fought by two Msxicans at Mata
moras, with knives in which OF tho parties ives
killed
From Havana.
BALTIMORE, Sunday evening.
BY the brig Midas dates to the and instant from Ha'
vans been received in relation to the prospect Of
fitting out privatsers in Cuba. Capt. E. states that
Mexican ofncer in Havana, with commissions for
letters Of marquee that he asked thousand dollars
piece for them but could and no purchaser.
The Impression Of Gen. Campbell, the American con-
SUI was that privatssrs would Be fitted out in Cuba
It's pretty strongly believed that the report which
find their way into the papers got up by ntsrsssd
parties, who desire to get the carrying trade.
Some Of the Officers and of the U. g. ship Boston,
have arrived at Havana with an English schooner from
Nassau
The English mail steamer from England, due 1t Ha-
vays the 29h u had not arrived up to II O'Clock
e and Fears for her safety beginning to Be felt
Captain E. could hear Of no news from Mexico.
Freights dull TO American vessels.
The now crop of molasses beginning to come in.
We have local news worth telsgrsphing here in
Baltimore. The Western mail has not arrived.
Mr. Cranston was considered better this svsning-re
suit still uncertain.
The Volunteers In Pennsylvania, Sc.
PHnAprLvsIA, Dec. ls-9P.M.
Capt. MAYORS company Of Philsdsphia Rangers start
tomorrow morning for Pittsbug.
The cold 10 that the probability 10 the canals
frezen So it will compel them to ssske overland
marches over the mountains.
Franklin Wade, captain Of q small vessel, HAS been
missing since Thursday night He had qusrrsled with
two men named Dalzell and Worrsll. who have been
arrested suspicion Of having made away with him.
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The Standing Committees In the Senate.
WARRINGTON, Dec. Is, p. M.
OF the standing committees Of the Senate to be elected
tomorrow General Cameron will be chairman of the
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