The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-27

Quoted over the immense territory extending from San
Antonio Texas: to the town Of ParIss the most sdvsnosd
70 the mnutsst details Of the Of ~ hit attention
by the firm yet liberal judiciou always attentive
his division render them fully efficient as the
ni h;y .ns . nu nss
IN his division and the entire absence Of any charge or
he marched against soldiers for any insults or nu
ries the strongest evidence Of the success Of his e
orts 10 introduce discipline and order into large body
We heard from gentleman lately from Monterey, a
general happened morning to be present dressed in
rather shabby suit where feme teamsers were hsr-
Messing their horses. and not liking The way in which
they fixed things. inerered and in rather authorta
t' manner, told them all wrong, and they didn't
know what they were about. Thsrsupon, one Of the
had better 60 about his business with other compliment
tay phrases adapted to the occasion The general not
TOOK Of Il: coat. and :sid 70 tie :ssIs::vs
Now, cir, you must fight % and pitching into him.
sas ssne ssf ;as 81
teamster who interered in the fight. next walked
less than time It must have besn salvo to the NOR
tined feelings OF the licked eamsers discover they
soon discovered that they had been very eGectually
whipped by brsadier general in the u 8. army
MILITARY rNrELILeENcR.
From the N. o. Delta March III
Gov johnson after further deljbe on the exps
diency OF calling out volunteer force to send 70 the
Rio Grande, has concluded that requisuon on this
STATE, cOud De ned and the
to be Of any effective use on the Rio Grsnde. He has
been led to this conclusion by the suggestion Of Gen.
Brooke who thinks that considerable force Of volun
eers has already arrived at Brszos aud that Gen. Scott
would upon the receipt OF the news of Gen. Taylor's
alaI ming postie, dstach large force to his aid We
think il probable that the whole regiment Of North
Carolina volunteers has arrived at the Brszos and also
the balance of the Virginia regiment. The Msssachu.
spp already Matamoss The least Of our fears are
the capture Of Matamoras and Camsrgo. We do not
damage in these qasrs WIZ her large csnnon and
strong fort6cations these towns be easily defended
Mexicans. ''' % -"'' ''' v ''A' '''''
-. From the New Orleans Picsyune, March III
Inc United States steamship Telegraph, Capt Aud
got of last evening for Tampco via BIszos Santiago.
Among the passengers who went on her were Major
Aamtramck and Adjutant Ausass Of the yirs,ns yoiun
teers Capt Erskne. of the Commissary Department
Of Rs MsSoa s.r
Cowan. Of I'd Regiment Kentucky Volunteers; Lieut..
Wilt Of Baltimore Battalion Messrs: John =. Clarke
and Asshrookes committee to bring home the remains
OF the late Capt Bell, Of tho Alabama regiment Mr.
B. Cozzens, su'ler at Matamoras Mr.. Kenny engineer
In the Quartermasters Department; Capt Fulton Of the
vana Regiment; Messrs J. H. Kerrson and NJ Whiting.
committee to bring the remains of the late Lieut. Bolts
Mr. J. T.. Durivage and number Of cabin passengers,
together with 100 teamsers in the Quarterma De-
Psrtment The Telegraph carries also large amount
From the Philadelphia Enquirer, March ael
we are indebted to correspondent for the following
interesting statement. It shows that since the com
mencement of the war; Philadelphia has raised for the
army and nav 1918 men, than any other city In
but 1t IL probably quite as much possible.
For the first Pennsy regiment companies,
average number % each 4os for second regiment two
companies, 1885, two companies rocket howitzer. 100;
two companies sappers and miners 100. LIST detach-
ment for Virginia. called for 80 men, took lao; and de-
tachment for Virginia, called for % men, took 40; 3rd
detachment for Virginia called for IS men, took as
ciuits Tor the permanent army, 6O0Under the Ten Re-
giment Bill-Cspt. John Butler dragons, lcs Capt.
SyDerg.s infantry 49, Capt: H. Biddle. voltigeun 90
dell. infantry, Isl recruits by Capt Barnard, 1905 re-
2O); also sailors, about 300-Total, 2,6I3
| TRoors FOR MEXICO Capt o. L. EdwaIds' company
OF yogeus at this place. has received orders to get
ready immediately to embark for Mexico. vessel we
learn will be prepared to receive them by the 9th inst
Norfolk Herald, March IS.
HCspt Pman's company Of Rhode Island volunteers ID
| ordered to proceed forthwith to Point Isabel.
Col CUSHING Of the Ms.sachusetts regiment. passed
way to join his command in Mexico.
part of the wagons contracted for by the Govern.
ment for the use Of the army in Mexico, to be
shipped ct Cincinnati the 9th. The Cincinnati Atiss
strongly built and will no doubt prove god send to
such OF our poor fellows as may be disabled BY the
chances Of war or laid low by the diseases Of Mexican
climate. Better late than never"
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The u. g. frigate Columbia, bearing the broad psnnant
Commodore Rosseau, was at Montevideo jan TO- last
The u. s.. brig cambridge Commander Pennington.
sailed from Montevideo. the 7th JAM from Buenos
| Ayres having on board Com. Rousseau.
From N. o. Bulletin, March ls1
Capt Randolph U. B. Navy, reached here yesterday
from Washington, and proceeds TO the Gulf squadron
the Palmetto
From the Norfolk Beacon, March AL
gut lowed down to the naval anchorage Yesterday
afternoon by the steamer Augusta.
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