Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-05-28

abou. TO start. The papers pir. y GEs
details as to the result, but we h,n FILED
The leas! apprehension for Capt Frn 6nce
eetng
THREE DAYS LATER FRONr nono'
ARMY. 10 Do.
The steamboat James L Dsy, N. Aigh' I
THIS morning from Brazos Santana nsslon
ing left there on Saturday slt.rnom By.
10Th inst. The news is moi imOoar Gen
Gen Taylor left Point Isabel On RI POn'
day, the l4Ih, for his camp with " arr
GOO men only. On the 18Th twor,l s' lr
nies OF volunteers, under Captains os'
aud Stockton, with some regulars so'le
amounting 10 about 900 mea-gr efe
under command Of Col Wilson, Id issues
ia. " seve
On Saturday, the 10Th, inlelligsa ~
received from Gen. TAYLOR that h :
tended crossing the RIO Grandp, laG ia !. ? ?
low his camp. by making brd.. ''lO''
his wagons. So far every thing '"''
favorable TO his design. The fuI a VI
sailed from off The Brazos to he N V"P'
of the river, aud were to send Up ID
menls 10 cooperate III she alsck 3yTE
Barita.
Another account SAYS that Gen lEcsr
ere the departure Of the JaneL n IL
opened bis communication with hid n,o
II vii be seen that Two compsns N; Gs
tlllery reached Point Isabel on lt Snllne,
from Pensacola. The annexed am ~
gives details of The arrival of volmaS ,..,
Nc.. aud Of the movement Of laa m .,
rom the Point: H.. !
CAMP at PoINT T.ABfL rpeara
Brazos. 81 lago, May l6.h 1915 a.. D
GEMS. The volunteer conf he I
under command Of Col i; r We ~ pfe,e
The Washington Regiment, on bOEi Bur,eo
steamer james l. Day, arrived En Yong
Thursday morning The l4b iasl,r 6ish 0
very pleasant passage of three dsys hrm d.
hose by The Telegraph arrived q lhe &C
9th, aud went Immediately ialo = kIrorIu
zen Taylor lett here on the maG4 b Me
he l4ih for his camp, with Lag fsased
II wagons and quite lormidsblsT Gen
lfilllety. dragons aud infantry, sah kou,
ng to some six or eight hundred, hmpIt
vas an arrival from The upper camp Years :
morning, which passed him yestfg His ma
MS march: he has in all ProbaAAg y gen
his reached his camp. Ouch 4
On the morning of the 18th M threwd
TO swell tile amount 10 sb@ AVE \.
thousand, embarked on board lhe'las tonseq
\eva, Loo and Cincinnati, AID d ron Of
lock were landed al The Brazos siaH flll IN,
md took up their line Of march I'M Mex
RIO Grande, all under the comnS hae up
Col Wilson; their march is fm haneni
ltua,ed some fifteen miles up lis -
where ii is stated the Mexicans 81 IT.
eciing considerable forces. cafin'.
The United States feet, cons'uA Pie con
he Mississippi, Cumberland, NJ Beware
&C., which have been NV Buehan
ONE days, have run down to Tie feet rel
f the river and come 10, and sid lent.
oats will cross the troops under " from
maud of Col " ilson 10 The SCUM ~ si io4
he river. The steamers will pc y lAe IT,,
ess at Barita to assist in the hsa' M il n
ion of arms and ammunlion. ~ fhiell j,
ms command have with then wv famp
alions and scarce blanket, win Z, 3Smedy
or any baggage train. At DARK y So :
rossed Bugachila, and were " p'pcr
larch for The river. This moipps
9Th. tile sea is very high, and u.s. We .,
!. squally. SO thai The steamer N~ 9ers, a,
OF get 10 the sea, and II i con'urs 70 the
,Lsl create some distress in Coi wv =.
amp for provisions and blaaks'. Dr. a.
On the 18th, the steam scho0p IA Of; :
usia sailed for ST Joseph, WIN III app
that were able TO be H." w hom
ken from the battle OF The ON iee.iooa
lst. ,stdsh
Men of war lying of The Rio q II ~, q
-Mississippi. Potomac. s,sf "
larry. Cumberland, flagship; u
omers, and The armed schoona tlGsisaw
ma, under command Of Lls'' lAur.J,'
raw. ~ near
We add copy Of the gsns'~, ~ ih
sued by Gen Taylor IN refsfepD .sa me- =, N
70 general actions. 49, BurIIn
GENERAL ORDERS
FAD QvAarERs Army or Oeer,,s'I NJ, s !
tesaca, de la Palma, May :" Aureh
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