The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-11

nouncins 10 the troops "a hs command another decisive
General Scott the 18th Of April at Cerro (sorda in
the state Of Vera 81 Tns Ms.iesn army under the
the republic known to have been entirely routed With
ths,loss Of all its artillery and munitions Of war.
success Of the American arms r'rfr-.
BY order of Major General Taylor r-..
w w. s. BLISS, Assistant Adjutsnt General
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
o''r No g. Apv,:: S.s.: o',r, f.,
THE Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons retained in
the service of the United States by the President for
assigned to regiments and battsons a. follows
MA,.AeHu.rITs REoIMrsr Colonel @-l-sorsson
thy c siEii Of Massaehusstts
FIRST Nrw YoRx REGIMENT, Colonel J. D. Steven
tant Surgeon William C. Parker. Of New York,
sEcosp New YoRx RraMrST, Col w: b Burnstp
tant Surgeon Min D Haistesd, Of New York
FIRST PENNSYLVANIA REoIMISr-(Colonel f. NJ. Wyu-
Assistant Surgeon Thomas G suntins, Of Psnnsy-
vana. 7
Roberts)-surgeon James s McFarane, OF Louisiana;
Assistant Surgeon Frederick w Miller of Pennsylvania
su wsolSi w Mh.MtFr(Iolonsl hsmtr.%en
| Surgeon James NJ. Bell, Of Virginia.
CASTOR OF North
Surgeon James A. Macrae, Of North Carolina.
surgeon James Davis. Of South Ssson n NJ sSs
Surgeon Ebert Bland, OF South Carolina
surgeon Luther F bs.he OF Lous.us Do
Surgeon John Thompson. of mississippi.
| TEXAS REGIMENT OF HORSE, Colonel J. c. Hsysl
Surgeon A Parker, OF Texas Assistant Surgeon ~
| Tucker, Of Texas.
geon Thomas Love- Of Mississippi Assistant Surgeon
d. A. Kinchloe, Of Mississippi.
ONO REGIMENT, Colonel --)-surgson E. X.
Chamberlain, OF Ohio; Assistant Surgeon Robert Nc
| Neil, OF Ohio.
INDIANA REGIMENT, Colonel ---.)-surgeon Caleb
Of Indian.
Fln.r IIL,sor. RgcMrsr, Colonel --)-susson
SECOND hLlxors REGIMENT, Colonel --)-surgeon
VIM B. Herrick, of Illinois; Assistant Surgeon Daniel
MISSOURI RrorMrsr OF Honsr, Colonel ~ Sur.
geon George Penn Of Missouri Assistant Surgeon Thos
Missouri BATTALION OF Hos,E, Lieut.. Colonel y
Assistant Surgeon James b. Snail, Of Kentucky.
Assistant surgeon George sanderscn, Of Missouri
Surgeon C. j Clarke. Of Aiabams '
LOUISIANA BATTALION, Lieut. Colonel -.)-Assstant
1.-THE volunteers from New York. (seoond regmsntS
Pennsylvania South Carolina, Louisiana, Inois (se.
cond rsgmsnt are or soon will be With the army under
sets Virginia. North Carolina, Texas Mississippi Ohioi
indiana and Alabama win be under the orders 81
Major General Taylor the first New York regiment s In
California; the first Illinois regiment the Missouri regi
msnt and the Mississippi battalion Of foot
for Santa Fe and the Missouri battalion Of horse IL to
| occupy posts on the route to Oregon.
| lII-Many of the Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons
o'o nv" U"'J eAe occoruiuS tun
assignment those duty with other troops hos
ptals viii continue such special service until relieved
by orders of the Commanding Generals in tho field.
such OF the Medical Officers may have left Mexico
with the twelve months volunteers who may DO alb
seut from any cause WILL with the least possible delay
join the Regiments and Battalions which they are re-
| spectively assigned either route or in MEXICO.
| V.-1he foregoing assignment embraces all the Med
cal Officers retained except Surgeon Seymour Halls OF
Mississippi, VIM Trevitt of Ohio, and Ewing H RoaDe
Of Arkansas The former will report in person to Major
General scott, the other two to Major General Taylor
who will assign them to duty.
V-tach Medical Officer will report by letter the
ast day OF every month to the Surgeon General, vt
washington
VI-Ths volunteer staf Officers Of the Quartermas-
ter Commissary and Medical Departments and the ad
donai fnymssters VIII make regular reports OF their
stations ana duties on the last day OF each month to
| their respective chiefs at Washington.
| BY order; X JONES, Adjutant General
The steamer Wyandott Captain Moore which ar
rived on the lat inst MT New Orleans from a. oui.
brought Leuts steen and Tapn with 1853 recruits OF
| the 18th u s. Infantry, from Jefferson Barracks
r.snona"nt raar 10 80 ,ha ,,,h ~, 80, aps Gu So
last wrote Won ths So,ow,rg a.aths bsys tst.n ni.s
In In. General hosnt.,. e NS-'.' A-'' '-'A P'-''
MarS Sar.aan, pa,,., U.u,,.Lu ..,,u...u.
My =, psat ' Wi nenauvny so,un. ns g.
voni, ,s,iman,. Scb.eTsrs comnamp ~ pnr.w,n"y,
| regiment ' r' ~ "
Wav 10 Thomas Eord son,b c.ro,,r. r.o,ran,
scbIinkert lst Pennsvlvana McFarsnd "a ns.ntrx
| d K Worrsop cnTnsnu Ist Psnnsy,v Du Sury ,
;nns mU,rson' company sat ' ashnsyxaa Cum
m regiment: Veteran muscia5 Cd artiIerv u'n 'A'o
May lS~Lt Johnson 81 Illinois regiment Bradford
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| SIERRA LEONE. WEsr AFRICA March 30, Is47
Win the editor of the Herald be good enough to re-
port the u s. brgantine Dolphin ut this port on her
fourth cruise down the coast Officers and crew with
some exceptions good health a. the nature Of the
Ths S per init s sse% to o. thu
teen months a longer period than any vessel of her
class has yet remained and with the exception Of the
Maron) longer than any vessel that has yet cruised
upon the station The Dolphin will sail this evening" IL
said bound first to Monrovia where she will take
board sufficient quantity Of provisions last with
the present store from four to five months from thence
she viii pursue her way down the Leeward
perhaps St Helena Tor until her provisions give out
stopping at all or many of the intermediate ports,
sino Cape Palmas Elmina Cape Coast Castle, Accra,
Whydo Blight Of Benin Gaboon river &c Mt all (which
places she has before touched and many other minor
ports upon her present track
After the completion Of this cruise il is supposed she
will return to the rendezvous at the Cape de v~rdes
and find her relief orders to to the United
States join other station at least from tho