The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-14
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interrupted by the loud end involuntary applause Of
the persons present Its delivery highly impressive
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tog"ther With his splendid uniform added greatly the
effect Of this address During the delivery. the old
General seemed deeply Affected gave OK preston 70
tho intensity OF his emotion by the hssving OF chest
and the quiverng Of his lip He replied that he felt 90
the Legislature of the State in which he had 90 long
resided and was 80 deeply impressed by tho eloquent
ment which rendered him almost speechlees
Had he the talent and command OF beautiful language
and eloquent thoughts his friend he might be Able 10
express h. really and profoundly felt the wsrmest
gratitude to the representatives and people Of Loui-
sana' for this testimony Of their good feeling Forty
qualified him for the task Of the orator would there
fore content himself by handing written address, In
response to the speech Of his Exceency. He would,
however beg to add few words subject referred to
by the Governor he alluded to the large and splendid
aid when 1t believed that lie In great peril On
the Rio Grande He had always felt deeply grateful for
painful events of the campaign that he compelled,
from fear that they would suffer by the disease incident
to camp ife and from his inability to lead them into
Immediate action, consent to their return to their
homes and families
The following is the written reply 81 Cen Taylor
which has pleased Louisiana through her
words give adequate expression to my eeIinss To re-
of re- such high
Tor hi hghss there are which
with the sgaa victory which crowned At the close
Of the w" ofsI2 again appears bright relief the Flo.
which sword ::pseias COM conn
which call il. glorious esha.asm ofthe Ieai.isns voa"
ss any,h,nx could add Tssh to these
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friends and that this tribute Of Pect from
shall preserved by and by my children As posses.oa
beyond all price
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
In addition to the list alrea ty published the following
PERSONS all belonging to the Philadelphia Rangers Cap
tain Nsyor recently died at ruebla the city Of Next
coJusttce kopljn, William Rogers, Francis Beckst
Henry Force, Daniel Chamberlain, James cCrackin.
Francis Nickoette who in the streets
OF Mexico Msjor w Rice, who was wounded 1t the
storming of ChaPultepsc, and Abraham @. High also
wounded arrived at New Orleans T. the Galveston ana
may be expected here in the of . few days O6
the 29th OF October the Rangers mustered only men,
whereas when they lett Pittsburgh they numbered
They are now under the command Of Lieut.. I. Hare
Capt. Naylor having command OF the palace The
wounded men were ali doing we'll on the list ult particu
larry Mr. James T. Sample Of Pituburg who lost leg
Capt James Miller, Of the Mauch Chunk Company K
and Capt Porter Of the Psburg Irish Greens arc both
on their return home -Philad. Inquirer 18Th inst.
The preg.es making In raising the volunteer rsgi-
ment In this State for the Mexican s rapid
We should be pleased to see It, but 1t far advsocsd
that safely say that quota will soon be mus
tered and ready Tor orders-Devo Free Pres sh insf
We are happy to announce the arrival Of Col r. P
and has borne eminent In the great events which
preceded the capture Of the city Of Mexico He has
turned to the United States to speed the recruiting Of
men for bis regiment Union, I'M iast.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
draft Of "a sesmen for the navy, under Lisuts Ne
vile aud Crabbs came down from Baltimore Yesterday
on the steamer Thomas Jefferson and Transferred
to the Pennsyva receiving ship At Gosport-NOfsh
Herald, Dec. 10.