The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-11

place, at Sacrcos Lobos and Anton Lzardo vessels
all chartered by the day. prices varying SO 500
per day. Some OF them have been here three months.
with sores-the original cost of which months de-
murrage would pay for. You will see anchored within
pistol shot OF each other, five and six vessels with
the navythe quantity contained in the tchoe sir not be-
ing sufficient to ill the hold of any of them. The
Is not the duty Of those who have charge
here to attend to these things! Could not the tho
discharged Th M"ssrs Eao Is not an us a0Sr %
picture would take time than can spare this
waste and might add baeiaoed pIandsrns Of the gov
eminent property as carried on here The of the coal
employed By government The captains report on their
arrival and are ordered to wait ordersthe
satisfied 10 brewer, and take good care not to
remind the guarternaser of their existence, having once
apiece along the beach for miles in extrnt
sixy-three surboats Blgod and strewed along the
temaste or his assistant of the hundred vessels
in the pay of the United States, would have
the utter waste OF public property exhibited in the opera
toms at this place. ana the reason obvious for almost
honest man raises his voice against such dongs sharks
their voices in most admirable harmony ana n ssy r h
down-an humble volunteer officer would be utterly de-
molished.
We have had several of bona fde yellow fever
The rainy season has regularly set in and may expect
stringent regulations for cleansing the city, and am in
% Ssa S @ the sgD part of the may escape
should spend the summer the table lands Of Mexico.
learn that Com. Perry was Ia town, the other day,
Tor expedition into the interior somewhere have no
doubt that Tabasco is to be attacked in twelve
well fortified After this, he on an expedition
across the shmus of and fighting
the object The ships of the squadron are blocking
up every town and outlet the coast from Tampico to
Campeachy Their service is most arduous one-.con.
stanty exposed the weather, the nsrthers rain heat
musquos, and sand-fes-they constantly breaking
down under j. yet they bear up most manfny and never
complain. My short sojoun board the vessels while
coming from Lobos Vera Cruz has given me high re-
speo' for the navy wish yo% WE'LL gentlemen of
From Gen. TayIor's Dlvision.
The following letter from one of our attentive Montsyov
correspondents which should have reached us on Mon
day last. by mschance did not come to hand until
yesterday Though i contains nothing OF importance
from Monterey later than the already published in
columns insert by way of keeping matters and
things fully posted up in Gen. Taylor's column
MONTEREY, 18th May 1877.
Fps DELrA-l regret not being able to furnish you with
anything important from this region present This DOL.
unn is 100 dull now to furnish readers with oven wen
s from hs na e from Of
their columns are true index to the popular feelngthat
Ready are beginning to be properly H nha
people In the universal praise bestowed Gen Taylor
the distinguished services rendered by his second in COM
mand the brave and accomplished Gen. Wool, on the
bloody field OF Buena VISTA are not forgotten This
The twelve months volunteers are about to move for tho
States 1t has been decided by Gen Taylor have them
all discharged New Orleansthe order has been issued
for the moyementte ls regiment Mississippi volunteers
regiments to be discharged from this column arc as fol-
lows; LIST and I'd Illinois volunteers; ls I'd, and Sd Ind
ana volunteers; I'd regiment Kentucky infantry LIST regi-
nent Kentucky cavalry LIST regiment Arkansas cavalry
The decision of the commanding general have these
troops mustered out at New Orleans will the country
an immense amount OF money
The weather here is hot blazes yet still all continue
in good health, save occasionally case of fever.
The I'd regiment Mississippi volunteers have suffered
much from smallpox, and was told to-day that the mea-
ses and mumps had made their appearance in the reg-
men r.