The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01

situated about ~ deg min north is,lase A nil.
south OF san'arger or xm.nss, 2so troR Nsismoss~
ving 81 the base of the mounns toe, iofua the hiss
table land of Mexico. The nvsfr RIA ns.f a., ,s..
It was formely sailed Aequso, but Teen r.e.Ssly
This location will piece shout where Lie "a r.ss.s
on tho maps MIR. Lundy visited Ic,oria i~ics Ia tsss
AM ls38-orce by the way Of r. Crane, santa hoss
and Moncioys, and once direct Iron Matsmoros ~ is
the coast.
G.n La Vega passed several days "a vcrs CruI n hi.
return and when he left FOR he csp,tal he publshst
short address TO the people Of that cry u shows hin
self extremely we'll satisfied with hs tearing under
calamity and PROGRESSES very honorsbe psiria Ism sns
an eager desire to resume his position In the sr-y 10
the OF the address he takes 20 that
while in The United States he enjoyed every hosptslry
that nothing wanting 20 him and ths, "a IN.
stance did the fact that he aAexssn subject him 20
insult or injury.
ARMY GENERAL ORDER.
WAR DspARrMsNr, ADJUrANT GkSks.Ls OTpfcn,l
Washington. January ~ les7.
GENERAL OnDEas No. 3-Ihe follow log resu aflon
has been received from the War Department -
Wan DEpAsrssnr.
Washington January Is. ls47 !
The President OF the Uaited states directs thst para
graph $50 Of the General Regulations for the Array
those published January IS. issi be republ'heS
and that its Observance part Of the General Regus
tons DC strictly enioined upon the Army
By order of the President,
w. l. MARCY, Secretary OF War.
The following the paragraph Of the General RsGus
tons for the Army, established on the Marcn Isss
referred to above-
$50 Private letters reports relative to military
marches and operations are frequently mischsvous IN
design and always dsg raceiul TO the army They
therefore strictly foIbidden and any officer found guilty
OF making such report for publication wsthout specisl
permission, placing the writing hey his contro
SO mat It hnds its way to the press whin one month snsr
,he termination oil the campaign TO which relates shau
be dismissed from the service"
BY order: w O. FREEMAN,
Assistant Adjutant General
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
from the New Orleans Delta, Jan. oil
Yesterday, the fine schr. Louisisns commanded by
for the sum Of 50 500.
Tho two last companies Of the second Mississippi
hy al nautI r.ta. AL
campcd Mt the Battle Ground. All of the troops now
there, will commence smbakng the transport ships
for ther present encsmpment ia any thing but comfort
able during the rainy season Until their uniforms and
accoutrements OF every description, In readiness,
these ships will be their quarters They will start for
the Brazos during the present week.
Qustermasers stores for the army. Captain Hetzel Of
.ne department. goes in charge Of the
Yesterday, invoice Of very large quantity Of the
munitions OF war was received by Colonel Hunt Every
to prosecute the war with the utmost vigsr Heavy
ordnance OF all descriptions may be expected in few
leo Will no longer have to COLL out supplies supplies I"
From the New Orleans Pcayune, Jan. AL
Among the distinguished officers who have arrived in
our city within The past week route for Mexico, We
notice Colones Tocn and Bsnkhsad the former of the
engineer and the latter OF the artillery service.
Col Croghan who has been despatched by Gen Tay.
Tor 10 muster in the Texas volunteers IL shortly
part for the new State We trust that he will muster in
companies fast they filed and wait until
y
this time require the cooperation of Texas than at
any former period, for they the best scouting and
any responsibility the veteran Col c. may take in the
premises will be fully justified.
Inc steamship Alabama Capt Wndle, left this port.
after some delay, last evening bound Brazos Santiago.
The following is a list OF her passengers
Col Moore 9TH Regiment ' limos Volunteers n' sor
Allen and Lieut. Merry, I'd Infantry, U. 8. Al Capt
e1 Towel Ms'0H Engineer c0P M'or Bot
| Buder; Capt McLane, LIST Regiment Indiana volun
,eers; Capt Hackieon Commissary Department.; Capt.
Gtisham ID Regiment Indiana Volunteers; Lieut. Davis
| AID TO Brig. General Shields; Mr.. Holland and Mr.
| Warren, Committee to romove the remains OF Capt
iceland, Assistant Comm.sssry, U. s A. James Prun.
| Mate OF schooner Augusta; George Lang, Engineer
| T. w Sweet; four men employed in Laboratory De.
u Gem BROOK in Charge q puSe S Nf Bo,n
Agsntot Quaermaster's Department; w. Ramsie Clerk
10 Capt hetzei; I. &. Townsend do TO Capt. Ogden,
Thomas Yea,msn At to Gen WOOL Mr.. Baldwin. order
OF Cen Jesup; Mr. Tracy, public service; w. s. 9.
Clark sutler Kentucky Cavalry; George wheatnsn.
Hospital Steward Of Sd nfantry +. Lumsden Aid TO
Brig Con Shields Lieut. Foster, Corps Engineers, U 8.
and w P. Scott, Clerks Of Departments
Capt Alexander, 9th Infantry S.A
Monthly pay Of .ar%y Officer, Of the United s,a,e';
Major General $780, bIigadier General GAG; AdIu.
tan General, 1888 LIST Assistant Adjuau General l4;
I'd Assistant Adjutant General %; Inspector General
1888; Qusrtermas'er General 2t6 Assistant Quarterm
ter General, ls3' Deputy Quarermaster General loa,
Quartermaster al Assistant Qusrtermater ss, Com.
mi-ssry General OF Subsistence, 1885, Assistant commits
ssry General l6l; LIST Commsary of Subsisten ce I4It
I'd commissary OF Subsistence 9s Pay master General
T"o, iS WAs6E lzo; Suis'on cenoial l2Osi surgeons,
l49; ASST tant Surgeons l25 Orina0ce Department
Colonel, $780, Lieutenant Colonel, 1884, MAJOR, Iali
Captain, 80; lst Lieutenant, 81; "a Lieutenant, ST.
Mounted Disgoons-Colonel Sls3 Lieutenant Colonel,
1872; Noior, IA; Captain, I06; LIST Lieutenau co. ID
Lieutenant, 90 Arilsry--nfsntry- .olcnei, $ise;
Lieutenant Colonel, las, Major. l29, Captain 79 Let
| Lieutenant, 60; "a Lieutenant, "a
"AiD AND COMFORT. At town meeting called by a
Justice Of the Peace holden in CharIestown on Friday
afternoon II was voted TO appropriate $500 for tho laid
and comfort Of the company of Mexican volunteers,
raised in that town by Capt Barker. Tho Legality OF
the meeting and Of tho appropriation disputed by the
setec'men ana large portion of the citizens Of the
town. Boston Iranssripi