The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-28
INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH
DEATHS In FHR HOSPITAL AT PEROTE.
Sc &c &c.

FROM MATANORAS.

for snsrnl Tsyior vas landed At the Brasos on the
ult from the steamer J. L. Dsy-srrived in Mstsm orss
same dnv and pushed ON most haste for his
Ona ana nftv tesmsters arrived s the Braaoa
the dav previous. from New Orleans and vamosed by
here on the ID mat adds the Flag for same
This nortsnds som.thino what sitY Hssit at lspeth
been des, miusd upon that Gen Taylor shall upon
20 and that the 6espstches now going up order the
movement 10 be made immedistelv Then again some
folks who wear knowing faces and don't give ear to
mora saw that the bearer OF Ii on an uuim.
nortant and that the tessters are sent out to
supply the places now in service and whose term
Of service Il about Expiring QUEEN Sabe There was
report in Matamoras on the Sd inst that Gen Taylor
on his way to Matamoras with train been
bv the Msxicaua Another rumor is that Cannes disd
fsw dsv. AGO at rancho near Cerrsiyo This much
we gather the Flag from the gosspers about
without being able to trace the ruors to any
sourcs The same paper states that the warm weather
has produce ed an increase Of fever at Matamorss pa
per printed at Guadsra dated the 5th ut was shown
the narticnIsrs Of the destruction Of an entire civ
(Ocotlan1 in the state of Atsco by an earthquake on
gather from Il that the oity very one was
entirely destroyed-not house left standing and
ly the whole population buried in the ruins: The extent
Of disaster not known at the time the article
was written, but the scene presented 10 described
as awful. The earthquake WAS not confined to this
OF the surrounding country, and caused serious in
jury to several mons,tsries and small villsgse.
The paper states that the steamer Monree Capt
MCGOWAN bound from the mouth Of the Rio Grande to
Lavacca Bay, Texas in attempting to got GU. to
few days sno struck the bar at the mouth Of the
river and was afterwards driven ashore, becoming
complete wreck The Monroe has been running for the
year the Rio Grande and recently purchas
Texas The captain chief owner, and suffers
rious loss by the wreck Of his boat.
The Mataoyas Flag, Of the 9th instant complains Of
existing regulations regarding Point Isabel Giving
account OF Inc @ OF us1as the FSs says
unaerana taat NO election was hela AZ ROM ss-
circumstances which have led to 1t: This important
commercai Rois., W oluef o. gTvsInment omoet
oeng wtnin four miles OF Fort
LoinnwSlcn Pronioon lncaas. 'ns Scs..ons most as-
for this extensive boundary this particular fort
and many good citizens have settled there, but for
this strange prohibition which prevented It,. As
coast where private improvements can Be made Had it
not been for th. Ito US insxpcable orderl have
record. The same paper has the following Captain
Adams one OF our citizens who has just returned from
By single
states that he was treated throughout with hospitality
Tho people ne said expressed TO him freely their con-
madness Their great desire seemed to be- either
to have separate union Of satsss northern confsdera
ion They say they now the Of that protection
which was TO DC afforded them by their combination
sa s vi. tn. os M.assn. ::
sppsssed dssp!ootsd and feeling that had Ss.n src.
information received from States above this and sd.
the Srsnss h truth mighty and viii
these expressions Of feeling by the Mexican people In
the vista We see bright future Tor the down trodden
Sssp' orisan. Mercury, istS NsU. 10 'p''
Matamoros ia perfectly quiet and the officers of
the 10th regiment Of infantry who are quartered
Inv ooodno .SS e The
~ ~ "a .t"t.s int thS w.sthsr ~ .on,
Oh .ns % .na. inc So os
had hssn copseonsnt ncrc.se in the number Of fever
patients c require p NO oft ,o, 70 ''A''er 'ne ps''
renee -Ne~ oT'e'"' Dec "o'' i''"'
ARMY INrEILIGKNCR
Tho following are the Companies which have been &C.
mndsr the last eouisiton Of Tho War
for regiment Of volunteers from East Tennessee viz
w Bousd,s If Hswkins: Can't. Elisha Thoma,on,s' Of
Granger: Can't John j. Reese's, Of JEFFERSON; Captain
H. Dnl., Of MoMinn; Capt John g. ,y.oshns Of Mon
g. Stewards of Rhea; Capt j. Fagg's Of Biount and
Can't George r. McCislisn;s Of Sullivan. Two more
oompaniesICapt Oiiver,s OF Anderson countv and
Can't Collins, OF Bradeyoered but "A ten
made up the complement, they had to be refused Old
mes. in Ysispr soldiers Whenever called UPON The
above troops NAV soon be expected here on their TO
Mexico N O. Picayune, 18Th inst.
Cruz with detachment of the 10th Infantry and the
following passengers Major Lorenzo ThoEaas Act,r
Adjt General ; Mr Howard, suffer Mr Potter, clerk:
Capt Thompson, LIST u 8. Dragons; Comdt j. J. Boyle
Mass C. Coleman si Mas, Wc. NJ Can't a.
McCausiin. A. c. g.: Geo. w. putton' clerk: Lieut.
Kelburn; Capt Taylor, pilot, Brszos-New Orleans
Delta, Nop 10
A detachment Of the 10th Infantry, under the COM
msnd Of Capt P Fl Harris arrived here Yesterday from
Newport Ky They numbered 90 men, and were quar-
tered at the barracks below the city
will be ready for them tho FIRST Of next weekly o.
Deita Nozzle.
- u, 80
Deaths IN General Hospital, Castle o. Peroe, Msrico,
from ymne !, 70 Ocf ~, iSl7
From the new Orleans Neita, NOV Is
June l-'se iho"ss brewster, 60 y, H' fa, chronic
o'arrp@a
June 3-Wm Day, 90 r, tss r., CHROME aiafrn@a.
June a m NoDsl co A, Wt r. intsrmHtent lever.
~a Tho 80 ~, - pa oh u{}ssaM;.ery
yuns ihomsS 60 y, ~ q, ouIonIo oierr.
June -fnngeI, 90 TN I'M, Gatonio uyssnlely
sl%on heps s h 60 ;h, vpn'i' '''f JUN FoP'
co -, 4un I'M, onIonic oisfrp" o.; n ., ,,,
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