The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-10

COuutermdnded
back to Tsmpico the next evening Col Kenny and Mr.
Donnely the bearers OF the despatched General
Taylor to remain at Victoria until he hears from Gen
s danger Of old Rough and Ready attacking Santa
Anna at San Luis Potss The city Of Vera Cruz Is the
and are totally opposed to the mala;tos .dmsreaso.
iery, under command Of Capt J. b. Magruder; Compa
ny 9Th Infantry, under command of Capt Walker and
mand Of Lieut. B. H. Hill, list Artiilery all from New
York; band Of the LIST Artillery from Pensacola,
rived few evening; past ALL men and Officers in goSa
many that are prevalent war and
the rumors OF war that are afoat
Since Gen Shields assumed command, matters
rely changed and things are pivot The authori.
ties Of Tampco changedthey are conpo.ed Of what
Chase Mr. Taylor and Bvt Major NORRIS of the 4th
Artillery the behalf Of the Americans, the former
surer the latter ereves Major Norris in charge of the
police regulations Of the CITY, and great credit 10 due to
ton to his Suss Col cater and Lent Col Bslton de-.
great praise for their cxertona in their respective
commands also, Capt f. Rabbit, Of the Quartermas;
rendering every comfort he possibly to the soldiers
Capt Baobt is much beloved by the volunteers, and
his laboriou and trustworthy duties with the
greatest faith the Government Gen Shields is much
beloved by the Mexcnns and he daily beset by them
complaining of their having been stolen and sold
to the Quartermaser's Department: he refers item to
dThere has quite revolution broken out since we came
here There a bui!iing in progress in the front
square, intended to be splendid monument dedicated to
santa Anna and on hss building a 81, may call 49,
yeu the glorious starspangled banner waving
over the conquered city Of TamPiao Daily drills and
reviews motion, and Gen. Shields inspecs himself
The weather very warm and many Of our troops are
sick with the fever and asue and there is to be
eaded from sickness than fighting.
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
The Boston Times states that Jacob Foss, Esq., Charles
town. has advanced $1,000 from his private resources Sr
the relief Of the volunteers and 10 willing 10 60 with
out his until the or him.
is with the greatest satisfaction that are enabled
t. announce Q, the authority Of the
ii Regiment Of Pennsylvania and the ID Regiment Of
Mississippi volunteers getting off today were i'm.
MayaOwer, Prentice, Henry Pratt J. N. Cooper and
Ocean, ready to take them on board, and it was
night They will all get of to-day without doubt
and relieve our inoensive citizens from their obnoxious
me
who dsgra the Of soldier, and bring the
entire volunteer force into dsrepute by their unbrided
rufianism.
HEAD QuARrERs WESTERN DIVISION,
New Orleans, January 28h, lS47.
SPECIAL ORpER, No. 2S.-The representations made
by the cie authorities OF this city, of the outrageous
of their seizure and destruction Of private property
Of their insults to females and private families and OF
murder committed by one or more Of them absolutely
require that efficient be Immediately taken TO
put end to their licentOus dsgraceul and Grim aa
course Of conduct. The commanding officers OF the
ly prohibit all soldiers from leaving their camp quarters
o ships on board of which they have embarked. will
send an armed force under the command of commits
stoned officer to arrest and to convey the transports
all the who may be found in the city, the road
pvsis seized By tho Soldiers and retained by
them shall be Immediately returned TO- the just claim:
''''' COL. ]. BANKHEAD.
}. MONROE, Captain, 9th Infantry.
Correspondence OF the United States Gazete.]
OFF CAFE HENRy, Fec. l, 1877.
We embarked the howzer and rocket company yes.
terdsy, with the band Of the Fourth Artillery, and must
say finer body men, from the captain down, never
saw They are full of spirit and if they should have
chance win give a good account of themselves. The
company is IDS strong. commissioned officers and
Privates and three officers viz; Captain Tscott EIist
band numbers nine cannot inform you where we
are bound as under sealed orders but to use
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.]
II is said that Dr. Bethuns has been offered by the Pre-
graphy, History and Ethics the West Point Military
Academy The Offer IL added, has been declined In
From The Charleston Mercury, Feb. 81
Dr. Holland Of the army essrsr from M the
We indebted to his very polite attention for the fol-
lowing items Of intelligence
is situated nine miles beyond salilo In mountain pass
called Encanrata Col Harvey is posted with his dra
the st. Luis road called Augua Nueva Col Yell, Of
Arkansas with his mounted stationed at Pahos, In
order keep open the channel of communication with
Parras, which is the great g1anary Of Mexico.
Previous to the departure OF our Infantry arrangements
had been made for six months supply OF grain for the
forces
The report of Santa Annals advance contradicted
at the time Of his departure
Gen Woors army had never been bcsst by struggling
parties OF Mexicsn had been reported though there
had been everai false alarms.
Enough was known to justify the belief that the Mexi.
can Congress were strongly disposed to peace.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
fFrom the Boston Wing, Feb. ~
Commodore kearney 10 in this city negotiating
for the purchase Of two schooners now running O.
packets between Boston and New York. Two others
have been bought in New York, and two to be
added, each of which is to be armed with Of Algers
new guns, of the heaviest calibre.