The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-28

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which wa. duly accorded TO him by ALL he was at once
his arrival at this capital promoted to his present
position Of the command of . battalion
sduesEon, and being much devoted to profession =
destined to rise to enviabs position either in tns
before stated. associated with Major Reading and Col
Russell, the commission for negotiating treaty .,
peace with the .Caornians and proved h''"Se'' VIC"
Can't Richard r. Jacobs son of Mr. John j. Jacobs, Of
In the late campaign and proved himself gentleman
and officer Of sterling merit sa.. or...
.s,.r aSt Tabot Tapts Ford and Swift and Lieuts.
Hudspedth Endlay, Loker and iattsr ALSO
OF tne ~. satioos thew hold and enjoy the high
esteem and confidence of their comrades
Last but by no means least, the Regiment was de-
,,bted NV the of the celebrated Kit Carson
whose me is too well and to require euogy
or notice here lie goes home in short time bearer
Incident occurred In the progress of the war no
denonsratve OF unusual daring that do not feel N.Y.
self permitted to pass it by unnoticcd
Adjt. Talbot young gentleman of about twent
Of was left in charge Of ten other persons at
Santa Barbara when they were attacked by large
finally made good their retreat, after hundreds Of miles
of travelling and suffering, 10 Monterey, where they
Among the young gentlemen of Mr. T.lbot's party
who distinguished themselves for GOODNESS and courage
on this trying occasion, Eugene RUSSELL Of Col
Russell Of Missouri now Secretary Of the Territory Of
California.
The foregoing is brief and very imperfect sketch Of
Col Fremonts march from the north to the city Of An
gels where leave him. comfortably seated In the gu
bernaora chair laboring and apparently anxious to
concate the people, by the prudence and business Of
his as he was to conquer them when they OPP
posed him in the field.
THE ARMY.
Major Lee, VITA company of the 7th and two Of
the 10th Infantry embarked yesterday under orders for
Vera Cruz.
Colonel Andrews voltgeurs. with Captain Blair's
company and detachment of the same regiment, and
company of Dragons embark to-day for the Brazos
New Orleans Delta, 10Th inst.
Captain Walker and his company arrived at Vera
Cruz the 10th instant His all In fine spirits
and the horses landed in better condition than
those Of any other corps-N o. Pieayune, 18th inst
ion Wednesday, the mortal remains Of one Of the
heroes Of Monterey were borne to their final resting
place by the State Fencibles Reserve-Wm Low, OF
Captain McManus Company after having distinguished
himself before Monterey returned with shattered con-
sttution to die amongst his friends On Tuesday night
he breathed his last 1t Low who saved his gallant
captains life at Monterey, when in the melee. he dis
covering Mexican about fifty yards distant taking de-
ring rifle rolled him In the dust Captain McManus,
who is here furough Of sickness
the interment Of his companion in arms, and shed
soldiers the grave OF his devercr Peace 70
his ashes!-Jackson MISSY S0uthrOn, l4fh inst
Major Twiggs. Lieutenant ID. j. Sutherland, and Lieut.
Welsh of the U. s. Marine Corps, left this city yester
day for Fort Hamilton, New York, which has been &C.
the general rendezvous of the marine force or
dered take part in land service in the war with Next
The whole force will sail in few days from Fort
Hamilton, direct to the Gulf Of Mexico and Will Dc
landed the most eligible point 80 as to secure the
earliest communication with General Scott, under
whose orders is to act also body
were accompanied by George Decatur Twiggs, Esq,
young gentleman, who it is believed will be attached to
the staff Of General Twiggs-U. S. Gazete, 27th inst
NAVAL.
The schooner John Y Mason, built for the coast sur
vey, to be launched at Washington on Wednesday
afternoon.