The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-22

and orders have been sued to Gen. Ward to act accord
ingy.-Jeferson Inquirer
The ST. Louis Republican has been furnished with the
following copy Of an order from the War Department,
from which will be that there requisition for
expedition to Santa Fe The companies organized,
which not been mustered into service will receive
The Chiefs Of the General staff Quarter Master Gen.
sral Commissary General Of Subsistence. Ordnance De-
partment and Surgeon General respectfully advised,
that call upon the Governor Of Missouri for about
thousand additional twelve month volunteers mounted
the War Department today The said Chiefs will take
prompt measures to supply the said attachments tone
regiment and baialion) with whatever may be needed,
under law and regulations from their respective depart
The said detachment is promptly to follow and to com:
READY IN march upon santa Winfield 'Sk1iSi SCOTT.
Head Quarters Of the Army,
A true copy
ILLINOIS.
We understand that Gov Ford has made arrangements
with Major Lee, United States Commissary Of subss
tence for the subsistence of the troops called into
vice In Illinois. About thousand il reported will
soon rendezvous at Alton and thousand at Spring
service. at Alton on Tuesday next The Governor has,
under the orders Of the War Department appointed the
Of the United States army having designated for
that purpose The pursued thus far by Governor
iord relieves the State from any expense In the sup
port Of the troops.
MISCELLANEOUS
recruiting rendezvous Ia, been opened at Newport
KY for mounted men in Col Smiths regiment autho-
Z rized under the late act of Congress
Capt Sanders Of the army, arrived here on Monday
from Point Isabel to obtain small steamboats, suitable
the transportation Of troops &C., to and up the Rio
Grande
Naval Operations.
The United States revenue steamer Spencer, Captain
Currier which sailed hence the 10th instant Tor the
Gulf of Mexico returned to port hast evening in
quence OF the boilers leaking badly to render
southland of ST. Augustine spoke United States revenue
steamer McLane from this port-Charieston Courier,
June le.
Tho following is list Of the officers attached 10 the
beautiful little schooner "Petr" which sailed Satur
day night for the Gulf Of Mexico join the squa Iron
der Commodore Conner, OF Vera Cruz viz Thompson
Darrow shaw Il Commanding George H PEBBLE Act.
pscaar spown 1s chsndsr
kle, Acting Purser.
Another Of these little flying fishes will sail tonight
or tomorrow They 60 loaded with Paixhan guns. and
munitions of war.
THE EUROPEAN INTERVENTION IN SoUrH AMERI-
CAN AFFAIRs.-By the arrival of the bark Chance-
lor, we yesterday received intelligence from Mon
tevideo to the 9th ult., and from Buenos Ayres to
the I'd.
The English and French blockading squadrons
maintained their position, but an incident hap
pened that may possibly destroy the good under
standing that has hitherto existed between the
two squadrons, and perhaps lead their respective
English brig was seized for evading the blockade,
and taken before the British Admiral, who order
ed her to be released. This violation Of good
faith on the part of the British Admiral, annoyed
the French Admiral SO much that he despatched
a vessel of war after the brig, recaptured her,
took her into Montevideo, where she was adj
Judicated, condemned, and with her cargo sold as
prize. The i'll feeling that an occurrence like
this would naturally create between the two Adj
mirals may end very seriously.
1t appears that Rosas still holds out, and main
tains his former attitude ofdefiance; while the
pense that the governments of France and
England have been put to in endeavoring to open
commercial communication with the country
bordering onlthe Parana appears to be thrown
away. The vessels that attempted to open this
communication have returned, after absence
of eight months, without success 1t is probable
that the idea will be abandoned.
We would not be surprised to hear, under these
circumstances, that the mediation offered by the
American government, through its Charge de Af-
faires in that par, of the world, will be accepted,
and the Intervention war soon ended. This medi-
alton was refused at first on some flimsy pretext
of rank; but now that there appears no prospect
Of gaining either honor or profit by prolonging
Z
ed by our Chargeyand even desired.
1t i'll becomes England, at all events, to proffer
her mediation between Mexico and the United
States, after she has declined the offices of the
United States in amicaby settling the war in
South America.
STRANGE BUSINESS. The brig Josephine, Capt.
Barlow, which cleared on Saturday for Maran-
ham, was seized by the Collector of this Port, he
having received information that something was
wrong on board Of the vessel After the J. sailed
the Collector Of his boats in chase ofher,
which overlook her ut Quarantine, and upon ex.
aiming her cargo, found 400 kegs OF powder
which were not entered upon her manifest The
captain stated that his reason for not entering the
powder on the manifest was that he was afraid he
should he boarded by some of our vessels Of war,
some Mexican cruisers, who upon finding the
same registered on the briggs manifest would take
it. The brig is detained at Quarantine for the
present, under charge OF the boarding officers at
that station.
ACCURACY or THE misunderstanding in Au-
gust last, at the time General Gaines first
ed troops for the purpose of reinforcing General
Taylor, we stated that Col. Bogy Of ST. Louis, had
offered his services to the War department, to
leau an eNPedlton 10 santa re, ana tnat MS oHeT
was accepted. The statement was ridiculed at the
time by the st. Louis papers, and fatty contra
dcted. We however knew it to be a fact as we
had it from the best authority; and it now turns
out hat Col. Bogy has been selected by Colonel
Kearney Of his staff in the expedition now
planned for descent on Santa F6. So much for
the " romancng' of the Herald, as our facetious
cetemporares in St Louis were pleased to term il.
/ News FROM HAvANA.-We have files of the
| Diario dc Ia Marina to the 9th inst, from which
we extract the following items:-
The Didrio, of the 9th, in commenting upon our
relations with Mexico, denies the justice of the