The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-29

IL ought 10 be very hns country 10 matte an
TO such sunerings and horrors 'N' ~ '~p'
Benjamin hudspeth haa been avpo,utaa Sart.,, ~
company In the California Battalion with ssi.rv -
$l20 per month.
California. ~'"~
ARMY INTELLIGENCE
We have been informed that the two n.v
companies Of Mounted Volunteers which have
been raised In less than ten days By Captains
Crus Wednesday next Theses hne troeps already
furnished with and most Of them have already
ceived their uniforms Yesterday carpenters were
busy engaged making stalls for the horses Of these
troops the steamships Eudors and Fashion On We'd
good BYE for time to the gallant men Who have 70
eagerly come forward to rear aoft the banner Of ths
stars aud stripes in the country Of the enemy Nsw
Orleans Della, 20h fast.
Capt Livipgston's company OF volunteers FIR the
Mexican arrived ia Tallahassee on tbs 9th instant
Jr. and W. w scott. They number about hfy men
The remainder Of the company the way, and was
In East Florida princpA in Columbia County They
enb~rk Vt st Marks for Mexico.-Nsw Orleans Delta,
20fh iHst.
Lieut. wilkinson, of the 10th infantry arrived here
last evening nom Camargo his way to Jacksonville,
Illinois where he will recruit for his regiment 81 Louis
RevsHs, jug 30
Col Rails, Of the regiment Of noun ted volun-
tesrs ut Independence has made the following appoint
msn*-Adjutant' Hart Quartermastsr, Slos-
SON Comm'ssary, Thompson; Sergeant MSjor w.
b. WhsatIy; Quartermaster Sergeant, Alex. Meiotyrs
st Louie RPubhean July 30.
Capt Z c. carrington, Jr. Of tina virginia Regiment
The object OF his return from Mexico IL to obtain re-
eruts to supply the vacancies in the regiment ooessiou
Cd by deaths and discharges Richmond Wig, judy a.
TEE COMMITTEE OF FIVE The United st tes
agent tor the Cherokees, Col. MIX sick, has re-
Ssm Ss SomMunie1aon from the u ID
Ing that the committee Of i've appointed by the trsss
70 out 9s ss sn
be ana 40 correct and modify their report that IL VIA
better conform with the spirit Of the treaty.
are a. we understand them, In having appropriated
more Of the 500 to dsray the Of the party,
as such, than was authorized; and In having allowed
claims in favor Of persons who did belong to ths
party. We suppose the request OF the commiseionsr
win be promptly scceded to and the difficulties In the
way OF paying the party Us practicable
We understand that the Cherokee agent has recently
forwarded TO New Orleans, be placed in the govern
msnt treasury there, about 500 900 Of unsxpeSdsd
money belonging to the Cherokees. This u done b
compliance with circular from the commissioner Of In
These $40 600 balance duo to the CheroAsss,
informed for srrearges aunuities withheld In
1885. and why 1t has not been paid nos
aware Sending money from tho Indian COUNTRY while
na mich. ss indebted = '
wait for your money till we thrash the rHseslly Msxt
cans -
Ta-ka.tokah, convicted of the murder of tbs woman
at Beatties prairie was hung At the In De-
sware District on Friday last the I'd Inst In the pss
senoe OF q numerous con curse OF people
The murder was among the most cruel and wanton
that we have heard Of 1t TO have been psrpers
ted for the qualification Of brutal passion, and
mperoosiy demanded the most rigorous pun. hment
evident to every miod from the that heI
husband was absent the time, that shs sta bted
not loss than dozen TINES ray twenty, and that
when the body discovered the morning, help
less infant was found at her east
We understand that several respectable merchants In
Fort Smith have ceased to deal In spurious Liquors.
that the Flint temperance Society have adop
luton recommending 10 their members " deal with
merchants who sell them to The indians
The temperance cause ia the nation numbers thous-
ands OF friends including OF wealth. rerpcci aby
and influence IL nov Possesses power which, properly
directed is not TO be slightly estimated aud that
should bs brought TO bear upon the ends which
1t Is striving 10 accomplish Cherokee .adpveats Sin
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