Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-25

was III tAes deIeat Churu6uco. hear that Clay
and all the other prisoners will now soon be re-
Leased. Yours, &C., G. w. K.
FROM GEN. TAYLOR'S DIVISION.
Return Of Brig. Gen. Lane from Gen. Tay7or's
tggarterS-MoUenaent of Troops from the Rio
GrGnde for Vera Cru@-Gen. Taylor adUjSes
t4at tie Ordsy' be giUen- Troops Iett to guard
me posts at Monterey and elsewhere, &c, &c.
UPPER Rio GRANDE near ETieg Herico,
AuguS D. 1877.
Ids. DELLA Tho movements. of the 4th In.
Giaha regiment, together with the operations of
me !orces under Gems. Taylor and Scott in forcing
tne mexican Government TO treat or in compelling
o"h'a Anna to retreat, must now. as the elections
are over become the absorbing subjects Of inter-
EST with the sovereign press and the no less sove-
reign people. Brig. Gen. Lane (known as Rough
@ 'Hu "etdy NO. y has this morning returned to
C"inP from Con. Taylors headqun rters; and
brings orders for the following regiments to pro-
ecu ID me order stated, with the least possible
deiay, to Vera Cruz. In pursuance of this order.
tomorrow morning we '' pull up the steaks Or
III Hliltary pariance. strike tents' retrace our
Steps 10 the mouth Of the Rio Grande and proceed
~ oclce oy sea to Vera Cruz, to swell the ranks
Oh Gen, Scott. The brigade of Gen. Lane will
CONSIST or the 4th Indiana, Col. w. A. German
one regiment Ohio Infantry, under Col. Brouch
one regiment Illinois Infantry, en- route TO Vera
CFuZ; with Jack Hays celebrated Texas Rang
ers. The other division for Vera Cruz, under the
comma nd OF Brig. Gen. Cushing, will consist of
one regiment of Massach .setts Infantry; 18Th
ie9iiheht' Alabama, Infantry; also Deas' battery
win %, " smart sprlakHng Of grape and canister.
mere VIII then remain to protect the Govern
ment stores on the Rio Grande line of operations
as well as TO occupy the different posts the 18th
Infantry, under Col. Tibbatts; the 10Th, under
Col' lemp!e and the force at Monterey under the
i Iil44lediate orders OF Gen. Taylor. This remain
Hlg force Is deemed sufficient for the Rio Grande
district, as no hostile movements is expected nor
indeed can be made by the Mexicans in this quar-
tef' / ne withdrawal of large Il force from
Ien. Taylor and its concentration under General
ocoIt, Is u measure strongly recommended TO The
secretary OF War by Gen. Taylor himself and
meets with his entire appreciation We will ne.
cesSarly be compelled to leave behind in the
general hospital a considerable number of sick
1t Is pretty certain from these movements that the
last act IN the drama will come off at or near the
CITY OF Mexico. The appearance for the first
'ime on any stage" as the play bills have it, of
the gallant 4th lndlanans, in the presence of SO
large an audience, with the accession of new
scenery ana embellishments, will naturally excite
corresponding desire to please, so that when the
curtain falls we expect to merit and receive from
grateful public The richest garland the highest
applause. We apprehend more danger al this
slckiy season of the year from the known unheal-
thIness Of Vera Cruz; from the weakness and de-
oIllty OF many of the men, and from the trn
across tho Gulf 10 those who have Just recovered
from the effect Of their first sea voyage than from
the combined force of the enemy. To counter
balance these difculties-the desire to see the CITY
OF Mexico, 10 be present at the winding up Of the
"dramats PERSONA" to not only rovol, but to cat
bean soup and gnaw hard biscuit in the grand din
ing saloons Of the Montezumas, are considerations
of no little weight to the adventurous minds Of
the 80 barbafians Of the Norlh'' as the knight Of
the wooden leg is pleased to call us: so that upon
the whole we regard tho trip as only atTording the
necessary degree of variety which is said to be
the spice of life. Should the plot thcken, and
the scene become interesting, you may again hear
from
REPORTER IN MEXICO.