The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18
NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 49, lS47.

T. and he commands the very BOYS to see him out" in
-thrss regiments that gained imperishable glory at
LIST asnnsses, and SslmGre
who are eager to place upon their brows the chaPets
worn by their initiated companions The first will die
to achieve such name. With such men as these-em.
bracing the best blood Of America could not be
accomplished by leader Of similar stsmina1 know
you'il think Pm prejudced; but will say unhes taing-
~ that would expect more from the 2l0o men In this
uafs in the world They have courage pride and their
counrys welfare always T., their mind; and whilst in
to blush for their on The battle as nave
understand that Col. Harvey will remain behind
for day or two and look about the country in this vi
cinty With his Dragons he will probably explore the
leading into the valley Of Guadalupe, and such
other ayenaes as may lead to th. place, to the South
siderable force as it is now said they do from that
direction our troops heIe-about l0oowi go into the
Black Fort where there is at this time 1900 rounds of
ammunition. and more being placed in hourly. With
the good well of water and all the provisions that could
1000 men could remain there until they battered
down the town, strong az is, or drive from 1t force
that might enter it
In leaving Monterey and salullo Gen Taylor thinks
Doth places secure from the enemy and has ordered
those above to fall back this place. they should
not he able to maintasn their ground
Your city will be shortly graced by the presence Of
few more of the banished. Instead of shooting those
given free passage to Now Orleans. Armstrong has
been also permitted to 20 to New Orleans
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
| From the Boston Post January 1871
Pursuant to orders, meeting Of the commissioned
company officers Of the Massachusetts regiment Of vol
hold tn:
ant colonel and major Of the regiment Adjutant Gene
and George T. Bigelow, attesting Witnesses OF tho
wiz ten captains and thirty lieutenanti only one
tons declared by Gen. Oliver to be follows
Colonel, Hon Caleb Cushing; Lieut. Colonel Captain
LII Wright Of Company b. Major, Capt. E. w Abb
The following was the vote In the Senate, defeating
| the bill to create Lieut.. General
The bill reported to the Senate; and the question
being upon ordering it to he engrossed Mr.. Mangum
moved that II be laid on tho tables and for the purpose
and nays They were ordered and being TAKEN resulted
houn, Cilley, Thomas Clayton, John NJ Clayton, Cor
win Crittendsn Davis, Dayton Ev:n. Greene, Hun; n:
Maryland Msnsnm. y Miller. aorehssd. rssres Phsips
Sim mons, Upham, Webster, woodbridge and Yulee-as.
Allen Ahsy A1hS
speight, Sturgeon. Iurnsy. and Wsstcott-2l.
so the bill was laid upon the table.
| NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
| From the Boston Courier, Jan. 10Y
The storeship Supply, now at anchor of the Navy
charter detained until further order. from Wash.
ngton said to be in consequence OF the late important
|
Three vessels, ship Hamburgh, barks Barring, Bro.
TIERS and Huma said to have been chartered by
government to convey the Massachusetts volunteers to
| [Frsm the New Orleans PIC, Jan.9l
Capt Crowle of the towbost Phenix, from the Balize
steamship Massachusetts hence for Brszos Santiago
badly ashore on the middle ground at the 8. W. Pass
The schooner Indiana. Of only eighty seven tons
burthen. cleared on Saturday, at the Custom House
9E epE vGyags to the West Of Gem
prisiDg her cargo are forty-eight Yankee clocks.
The city Of Charleston is about to DO lighted with
The damage by the food, sustained by the business
men of Dayton Il not great at first supposed The
Dayonian of the 9th says will not exceed $4,000
| Si2O0o
Commodore Barron has recovered all tho property
of which he was lately robbed at Richmond, with the
exception OF the money
| A seaman, named John Mury, native Of Liverpool
eng fell overt board from the British ship Caledonia,
lying at Four Mile Point, Charleston, Saturday
9th inst, and was drowned.
| A breach occurred in dam Nc. 2, Oswego Canal, on
Thursday From fifty to hundred feet Of the centre
| part Of the old dam, IL carried away.
| Amos A. Laurence of Boston, has offered to give
$4,000 for the unding literary institution in Wis
consin, provided like amount In lands or money be
contrIbu ted there.
Mr.. Cranston, of the Eutau House, Baltimore 30 So
recovered as to be able to move about his room
This will DO gratifying intelligence TO his numerous
friends
bill has been introduced into the Senate of Ohio
which proposes SELL for six months, the services Of all
colored persons who return to township aiter having
teen expelled 'FRONT.'.
Judge Mason, one Of the western pioneers, died 10
Cincinnati tho 18th inst He settled at North Bend
in l793.
Fine partriges are selling In Milwaukee at six pence
| piece.
Fac ~ MEDyonD.-A new wooden house, on the
farm belonging to Mr.. George Adams. in Medford
neatly completed, was consumed on Friday night In
sured for about So, 600
800 patients hsve been admitted into the Boston Luna
tic Asylum of whom 242 have been discharged. OF
the l6o residents during the last year. natives OF
Massachusetts of New Hampshire of Vermont, 10 OF
mime, Of Rhode Island, Of Connecticut, 2 Of New
York, Of Virginia, Of North Carolina, Of South Ca.
rolina, Of Georgia, l of New Brunswick, l of Nsva
Scotia Of England, of Scotland, 70 of ireland Of
France, OF Germany, and Of Italy
There s54a prisoners the different ails Of Mas
sachusetts last Natives Of Massachusetts ll26
Of other States 100; other countries 1865 nativity mo-
given, 1898 or the whole number, 100 were connnet
gerry; 70 Tor homicide; 2siS for intempersnce az fo
keeping brothels; 1852 for larceny IS for making OF
passing counterfeit money; 3 for perjury; for rape
2o for vagrancy and s92 for all other criminal offences
| Police Intelligence.
| JAN lI.-Outragss a Femaie-As officer Hopping
Washington Market, on Saturday evening hs heard the
cries of female in distress, and listening moment
$ % an
the boat and there found young girl great trouble
:obbinx and crying most womlly. Upon being brought
Wilson, living at the of Anthony street and Broad
way; and on being asked the cause Of her trouble
related the following story.:-In the early part Of the
making Of dress, who resides in Thames street. and
was returning home between and clock, when she
steamboat captain in of servant to attend
| on the ladies in tho cabin ssked her to walk down
with him on board Of the boat The poor girl not .us
down Fulton street. with the idea Of going board