The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14

Cole, OF Clarksons company. aud w. b. Howell Of 81.
monds company died little below the Middle Spring
August l6-Met at Sand Creek Lofiins company Of
Missouri mounted volunteers, and train Of govern
ment wagons Lieut. Colonel Boyakin three compa-
and two trains Of wagons in charge
of Finley, Of Westport
l5-At Battle Ground met Colonel Newby of Ipinois
and three companies of infantry Reed Moses and Kin
ney captains; also, Barclay, OF Lexington Mo-, and
Thorp OF st. Louis with seven wagons Of goods and pro-
visions
lo-Ford of Arkansas, met Major Donaldson and COM
panies A, H. ], X, Illinois infantry and Huntngton's
August 2sth-At Little Arkansas met Colonel Rails
with two companies Missouri mounted volunteers also
Captains McNair, Haley and Gels well as Ave trans
ders' "s''' '''A' '''0'''AA anu Juliet 'f"
August 29th-Met at Cotton Wood syminrton & Rem.
ning's train Of government wagons AT Council Grove
St Vrains (Dese Bauvais, Of St. Louis) twenty wa.
CONS.
August sOth-At creek l42 Mr. St Vrain and Barclay
with six wagons of provisions At Soldiers Creek met
Messrs. holland Harrison, Herraud and Oldham, Of In
Creek Mr. Golfer and lady of St. Louis and Smith, Of
the Arm Of Colburn Smith. At Willow SPRING Mr.
Simpson, suffers to Rails regiment and trader to San
Ia Fe.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WARRINGTON, September g. Is47
SIR The President has authorized the acceptance of
q company of Volunteer Infantry under the commend
Captain John Cameron, Of State to during
the war with Mexico provided the company be
ed for muster or before the 10th Of October next
with the laws Of North Carolina have therefore the
honor to transmit copy the letter this
Department, to Captain Cameron this subject and
to request the cooperation Of your Excelency In the
organization OF said company and the appointment Of
the officers under the authority Of the State The same
and restrictions will be observed In respect to this
company prescribed in form, requisons upon
your State. Your Exceency Is requested to designate
place OF rendezvous and inform this department Of the
same, when officer of the United States Army will
be ordered to inspect the company aud muster 1t into
the service.
have the honor to be- very respectfully
Your obedient servant.
JAMES BUCHANAN,
900 Acting Secretary OF War.
His Excelency, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
Governor Of North Carolina Raleigh, N. C..
From the Washington Union, Sept lal
Gen. kearny arrived In this city last night from Mis-
souri, He reported himself to-day the President of
the United States and to the Department OF War We
understand he is In good health and very DESTROYS
soon as he be released from his engagements in
Washington, to join our army In Mexico.
Gen John Mcneil has returned to Detroit much i'm
proved in health and is about leave that CITY for his
home in New England
First Lieut. Barry of the I'd regiment u s. artillery
who while acting adutant of HIS regiment at Tampi
CO. afew months ago was attacked by severe and dan
gerous Illness and ordered north to recruit leave
Buffalo on the 18th inst, for Mexico.
Capt. Chiffon, of the U. $. Army who has been few
weeks in Winchester Va the recruiting service has
picked up fine looking fellows
The War Department has notified Capt -Josiah Little,
ofUpper Alton Ill who sometime ago raised company
ceved II offered The Captain Is now endeayoring to
re-organize.- yiranion, 13hrnst.
Gov. Edwards has accepted the Jackson Guards, and
ordered them to proceed to Fort Leavenworth
The remains Of Lieut.. Charles Hoskins late adjutant
4th u s. infantry, who calamity fell at Monterey were
to be Inferred at Jefferson barracks on Tuesday the h
nst at O'Clock, NJ, with the honor due to his rank
st. Louis Union, 9Th inst.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The United States frlgate Brandywine went to sea
from Hampton Roads, on the 9th inst