The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-13

stance of motto at the head of the Eagle -" An no
norabie peace ennobes nations and the magnapmity OF
the North will not let them efer terms other than
honorable
The North american says the following officers have
leave of absence and proceed to the United States
those who are not ncapsctsed by wounds sickness
to recruit Tor their respective regiments -
, srevst Coz J. Garland, 9Th Infantry; Coils @ w
Morgan, l4th Infantry; Ward D. Burnett, New York
Volunteers 7. p Andrews, Votigeurs Lieut. Col.
Samuel Z Watson, Marine Corps; Brevst Major r
Mounted Riaemen Capts Robert Anderson 4th Ar
thiery fhip kearpy, lst Dragons; Mercy
p r.. Anderson, lath Infantry; Julian P Breedlove,
l4th Infantry; Carrot Dykeman New York volunteers
Edward King nth Infantry; Robert Porter, ID Penn
deventer 10th Infantry; Jas Miller I'd Penn Vol Jas
Murray, do a P Churchill Volunteers Lieuts. II
Vol David Hopkins, I'd Penn. Volunteers; James ID.
Potter New York Volunteers; Char.s A Cooper; Thorn
ton T Bro.dhsad AdJ,. 10th Infantry John 7 Brown,
W Sweeney New York Volunteers; Lorimer Graham
10Th Infantry; VIM Newham 9th Infantry VIM II.
fAntry; Henry De Wolf 9th Iufantry Mortimer Rosen.
Grants 5th Infantry; Alphonse Palmer, 9th Infantry
Artillery; Charles II Jones, New York Volunteers; VIM
Brown do Llewelyn Jones', Mounted Rifles; NJ. A. Van
Buren, do Henry A M Fillmore, ID rennsylvania vo-
lunteers; D. Baker, Marine Corps John w. Stewart,
south Carolina Volunteers; W. c. Comorsyne. do; @.
Knsing, voltigeurs @ II. Kiger, do r. H. Archer do;
b II. Larned, do; VIM. Msrrhew, Sd Dragons.
Gems. Riucon and Bravo have been exchanged for
Captains Heady and C. NJ Clay and other Encarnacion
prisoners.
There has been a revolution in Guadslajara. Mr.
Kendall thinks Gomez Farias ut the bottom OF It,
From the New Orleans Delta Nov6)
Our correspondent writing ut later date than the
25th us gives the folowipg account OF the death OF
Capt Walker "Tbe death Of Capt Walker Is fully
rued by later arrival 1t is stated that no shot
by acannon ball from masked battery about II miles
from the main road at point some 10 leagues from
Pusbls The ball also killed Capt Loyal Of the Georgia
Mounted Company, and eleven also reported to
hav ham tllahf TIT h. nth
TROOPS FOR vERA CRUZ.
The third regiment Tennessee Volunteers muster
ing about $50 men, left last evening for Vera CRUZ Cap
tain Lite's company OF Mounted Volunteers, number
ing 80 men and Capt Kennealy company OF Ohio In
fantry, also lett yesterday for Vera Cruz N o. Des,
Nop. D.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
Tho steamers Gov Jones, Captain Brooks, and Ten
nessse, Capt Yestman, arrived last evening from
Nashville brought down the ID regiment Of Tsnnes-
see Volunteers under the command Of Colonel B. +
Cheatham, Lieut. Col. J W. Whitfield and Major
Solomon; Acting Adjutapt B. W. Wynne; Quartermas-
tsrs h. Milton and X T. Cosby; Capt Letterok, Its
sam, Gordon and White, company A; Capt Anderson,
Lieuts Brixsy Clark and Buckaloo. company b; Capt.
Chamsss Lisuts Fleming, Jones and Gordon. company
{; Capt. Trigg, LieutB McNsiry aud Walker, company
D; Capt Collier, Lieuts Williams, Sharpe aud Estelle
company Z, Capt A NJ. Savage and Lieut. Simpson
company +; Capt Donnelly and Lieut. Bradfute,
psny e. Capt sneed Li-uts Young and Weakeley, com.
pany II; Capt Haten. Lieuts Battle, Hibbs and Harsh
company |; Capt Jones, Lisuts Fowlks, Temples and
Duncan company X In all nearly one thousand men
rank and file The troops transferred to the ships
Boston and Palestine, anchored of the Point-N. O
Picayune, 4th inst.
The schrs Belle, Capt Morgan and c. L. eager, Cap.
tain Allen left last evening with stores for
the mouth OF the Rio GrAnde. The North Carolina
Capt Baker, also left last evening with government
stores for Vera Cruz N o Delta, 4th inst.
From the Western (Mo } Expositor
This battalion called for by tho Presidents rsqustion
of July gath has gone to the Plains Of the Upper Ar
kansas The following as near as We can ascertain,
the strength and description Cavary-Two compa
niles, Capt c. Griffin CAY 49, Capt Jones lB) 81, ag
l0 Germans having -FOUR ak pounaers serving on foot
Infanty-Two companies, Capt. Holtzcheiter, tD) rs
Germans Capt Koscslowski, (E) 10, aggregate. Total
Ave companies 436.
The two companies Of horse ordered to " tn
crossing of the Arkansas the senior captain by
mission to command the squadron After having care
fully reconnotered ths vicinity OF the Arkansas river
for distance Of about fifty miles either above below
the usuai crossing place, information received maj
diana they may meet aud taking from them only pro
perty Of the United States found in their
these companies will repair to Fort Sect and there
into winter quarters The squadron will be Furnished
with sixty days rations.
The company OF the artillery commanded by Capt In
Peltzer, and the companies OF infantry commanded
spectivsly by Capts Kosciaowski and Holtzscheiter
will proceed, 70 coon as they equipped under the
senior officer by commission the Arkansas river apt
striking place called Fort Mann will either there
at suitable point the river having reference
the object OF the government vI-the defence or pro
lection OF and property the road betweeI
this post Santa Fe mporary offences quar-
houses and hospitals the three
ana which point these troops Will occupy. PROVISION
for this command will be furnished to include the ais
of May next. Lieut. Col. Gpin will take command O
that post
1t Is said that Alabama will supply, not battalion
only but full regiment Of volunteers. Five companies
were already reported Oh the 9th Inst Col Seibles II
proposed Lieutenant Colonel Of the battalion reg
ment.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Sloop of war Decatur, 70 days from Pensacola, ar
rived ut Bosto Wednesday, but owing to strong N
w. winds, had not reached the city on Thursday
The following is list OF officers of the u s. steamship
Iris which sailed from Norfolk, on Tuesday for tn,
Gulf OF Mexico
Stephen b. Wilson. Esq Commander; Lieutenants
LOWS Hendon and H. T Wingate; Passed Asst Surgeon
WIN. Sinclair; Acting Master, Fred b. Brand; Mid
shipmen, J. McRoberts, l.. II. Newman and J F. X
Mygatt; LIST Asst Engineer, Thomas IL Farron I'd do
Andrew P. Howe; ID do Theodore Zgller; Commander
Clerk Lucius Moore Passengers, Messrs. Parrott
Gunnank, and j. X. Hatcher, ID Asst Engr eer.
Commodore Rosseau was vt New Orleans on the 81
inst, visit to his family.
News FROM TExAs-By the steamsh p Yacht
Captain Crane, from Galveston, we have
tapers from that place to the LIST inst inclusive ON
hundred and thrtyseven German emgrsnts arrived OF
TIE bark N. Cooper at Galveston from Hamburg, OF
the 22d ult.
AusJin from Torreys Trading House, where he was at
teniing council OF the Indians Tho council was nu
merousy attended by thu frontier tribes and frieud
disposition manifested by all of them lie Is OF OPT
MON the Austin Democrat that there IL reason
TO apprshend aoy hostile ment among the Indians
unless they should be instgated to resume hostits
towards the Americans by the evil councils OF vsnou