Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-19
LATEST F21a TIE AgHY.
The u. s. steamer Fashion, from Bra.

LATEST FiIjA TIE ABLY.
The U. s. steamer Fashion, from Bra
EOS, which she left on the 9th Decem-
Der. via Mafagorda Bar adj Galveaon,
arrived at New Orleans on the 9th ult.
GIN. Wooh's DlyIsIoN. General
Wool was encamped within two miles Of
the city of Praras, his force amounting,
by the field reports, to $500 men. He
is ordered there to establish depot, and
70 levy upon all supplies belonging to the
Mexican Government. He has already
taken large quantities of flour, wheat and
corn. s.g..I
The. first and second regiments of In
diana volunteers were on their march
from Camargo to join Cen Wool.
Gen. Worth was at Saltillo, in com.
mand of 800 men, and the command of
Monterey has been assigned to General
Butler. with 1000 men to garrison II
Gen. Twiggs and Gen. p. H. Smith,
with theiy respective commands, were
at Victoria, and Gen. Quitman. with his
brigade, lett Monterey for Victoria on the
14th ult. go
General Taylor, with a squadron a
Dragons, also left for Vicroriu on the
18th ult. ii tf-e 1e
GEN. Patterson was to leave on the 22d
): ult., accompanied by the Tennessee reg
= iment ofcavalry, for Tampico, vid Vic
TORN.
The Alabama regiment Of volunteers,
and the I'd regiment of u. s. Artillery,
had'arrivedthere already. The city was
in command of Gen. Shields.
Lieut.. Col. Henry Clay, with six con
panies of2d regiment of Kentucky volun.
teers, was at Caralvo. Capt. Willis was
at Mier with two companies of the same
regiment, and Capt. (Cien. NIB. Lamar, }
with a company, is stationed at Laredo.
The U. s. steamer Major Broun, Capt,
Sterling, was at Lare do, the stage the
river being such that she could not nav.
igste it. Lieut.. Titden is about to re-
inove the Obstruction in the river. which,
If successful, will enable the steamer Ma
jof Brotcn to go up to Camargo.
Col. Marshall is confined in conse
quence of injuries received in falling from
his. horse. butwes. fast recovering. ssa
An express had reached Gen. Patter
son, 10 the effect that Santa, Anna wa
advancing upon San Luis Potosi anc
Ssltillo,f for the purpose Ofcutting off Gen
worm. rof .sbatd ,Ia3l suritss9 .ef &
About 40 regulars wore to have lef
Camarg on the goth for Monterey; a
mong them were Capts. Kerr's and Hun
aer's commanded the I'd regiment of Ora
goons.
The Merican Government Recru;iin
fns'the Valley Of the Rio Grdnde I'll
Mexieans are making great exertions t
raise troops in all the small Mcxica
towns on the Rio Grande, and with som
success. About the 18th alt. Capt. Stone
with a2detatehment of 20 men, proceede
to rancho upfthe Rio San Juan, a dis
lance of thirty seven miles, where
6andabo1t 300 Mexicaas collected, an
among them Captain Cantona, who wa
the particular object ofhis search. Cap
e. was captured, and the .mustersrool /
hiSeotnpahy, and letters of instruction
from Gems. Ampudia and Paredes, with
quantity ofblankets, so stands of arm
ammunition, &t.; were secured. Cap
Cantona was carried TO Camafgo. IN
put in prison. ...,l ..........,... - -.
On the evening ofihe 10Th inst. a Me,
lean was taken by the guards at CANA
go, having made an entry into the powd,
magazine with design, it is supposed
OF a balgHTlng i up e @1gabaRg