The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-26

prevails TO some extent in the squadron aud many
In your community are interested in the welfare Of
take advantage Of the departure OF the Mississippi
Pensacola, to ask the favor Of you to inform them
through your valuable paper that there Is not nor has
The Misissppi to Pensacola to place her In
hospital and to break out and thoroughly ventise the
snip the rest OF the squadron at anchor here, will sail
In day or two for Lsgupa and the eastward for the
purpose OF benettng the by the pure fresh
the The Decatur left TO- day having buried mid
shpman Carmichael Of Virginia
There have been several changes among the officers
OF the saucy Vixen Of late and by publishing the sub
Joined correct list you will confer additional favor
upon those who have many friends among your readers
OrricEns OF THE vixEN.-overton Carr, Lieutenant
VIM. N. LETTERS, Jr Passed Midshpman; Edward simp.
son, do; Charles j. Bates, Passed Assistant Surgeon
Hiram sanford Engineer r. NJ. johnson. do; VIM. F.
Lynch, do; II. N. briggs, Pursers Steward.
AFFAIRS IN GEN. TAYLoR's CAMP.
From distinguished officer In the army, to the ed-
tors OF the Albany Argus, dated
BuEsA vsrA July 81.
make forward movement. He Is at Monterey Gen.
Wool who remains at the battle field has at this time
about 5000 under his command. 1t reported BY
Mexicans that negotiations for peace been
upon by commissioners appointed by Santa Anna. l
doubt the truth Of ths report.
q" regret that we cannot move towards the capital.
Those breathing spells granted often to the Mexcans
am apprehensve may cost US many valuable lives be-
sides millions of money II Gen. Taylor could have fol
lowed Santa Anna after the battle Of Buens Vista it II
not improbable the would have terminated before
tHlS. Again, II zen. SSOtC nau fOlOW60 SANTA Anna
from Pueba to the city of Mexico, should probably
before this have had peace Our delays give great
couragement to the Mexcans Their dsgraced gene
rails live in the hope that something may yet come up
some chance or mischance-which may enable them to
redeem in degree the reproach under which they
rest with the people 1t is the dsgraced position of the
Mexican generals which has prolonged the to the
present time.n
The enclosed order issued by Gen. WOOL
HEAD QUARTERS, Buena Vista, July rs, ls47.
Srlt is reported that Governor Aguere has ordered
meeting of the Deputies of the State Of Coahuila at
Moncova for the purpose Of adopting measures to
sist the Of the United States and especially to
ganise guerilla parties. give credence to the re-
port still 1t is possible that the governor whose office Is
aefunct in consequence of the State being occupied
the OF the United States may be pdscreet enough
to do act which might bring not only upon the peo
pie Of Moncova but Of the whole State which
would less preudcia than destructive to their
best interests.
1t Is therefore that would notify YOU and the people
OF Coahua that any obedience favor shown to any
proclamation, summons, order from Governor Ague-
RE for the above purposes any other will be regard
cd as violation Of their neutrality often ana
emny pledged to the undersigned, and will with
the punishment which 1t justly merits.
Guerilla parties. or those who encourage them, and
which but highway robbers under another name
will favors at the hands of tho soldiers of the
United States They will be executed wherever found
With the most respectful considerations ! have the
honor to be, your most ob't serv't,
JOHN F.. WOOL, U. S. A.
Gen Wool has just sent out two parties to seize the
Governor. They will go far as Parras be they
return,