The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-24

New Orleans His command remained At "a ,t,,, sne
was expected that Colonel Doniphan With hs .uo "
would Join them on the asth or sOth A. thus ms iorcs
arrangements made to furnish the troops th -
tered the service; and after this thew would en-
datsly on the route home. From the arraprsmsnt.
made and msking and due Allowance for dsavs hs cn
6deptlv expects them TO arrive her, hat tn a..
and fourth Of July next A'''
We learn from Colonel NJ that General T.v,o- a,
OF the gasntry and noble BEARING OF thu
Missouri troops had Issued an order permitting them To
them IN the batt,ss 81 R,.c;,o and sc "
Col NJ spent day at Monterey and had An intsr.
view with Cen Taylor He learned from Gen T. that
he anxious move forward to Querearo but that
at present situated IL was mpossibs 10 DO 40 The
whole Of his limited force was required 70 garrison the
country already captured and keen open bis oommuni
cation With the Rio Grsnde
The following letter from Col Marshall was enclosed
to US from vicksburg received only yesterday Re
ofprisoners after the Of Busna Vista an sxhbits
In conspicuous light the gross perHdy OF the Mexican
prisoners taken previous to that battle Col Marshss
suggestion OF rstaatory Is Just and proper
ment gives instructions to that eject
New ORLEANS June T. lsl7
the
ers between the Mexican chief aud the American Gene
pretended by some that provision was made for the
release OF Majors Gaines and Borand and the oaocrs
and men under their command
know that when Major Bliss returned from the Maxi
can camp on the night OF the Gath February was ac
companied by Capt Faulaco to whom was introduced
IN our camp on the morning Of the Goth. Ut may have
been the 26th) His business into the pre-
limnaries for the exchange was called upon fur
nish the list OF the officers and my regiment who
were prisoners and did SO. converssd with Captain
Fausco US TO the situation OF the prisoners He told
nrobahIs Can't Haaa, pa.y was IN Msaco put ~ Wa
accented tina I;st consd rth, b 10 I ~ ~ E1i' nae
of Mexicans was made ont - ~ I'm, S In "a nse
equiyalents for the Amercans m he rsias.f a ~ a
EauIaco no sacrstaru "a $500 g. =" eno NsPe'
sured Col ChurchiiI and n,vse,y and .f,r1 $500
him repeat the to Mai Gen Taylor in the
presence Of Gen. Wool, and Gen Marshall and m yseH
that as the express could reach Mexco al the
persons whose names were borne on the list frnishsd
should DO Immediately released and would be- shippeS
from the most convenient MeS,csn mort withont ds1
FOR the United States Under the Of this pledge
adutant general Of the Mexican army several com
missioned officers and large number Of Mexican SOL
diers returned to the Mexican camp, and were
nese , anu eAEnanged LOT received by the Mexican
Anna and came 10 omr ~ 1 .S % VI Gen. osnts
BLEED orr gensrai ~ d h saEn voucnsls - sna-
would aas" bv ths rsanti 20 .h 90 p1lisce, sno ~
his h ~ S ,ecsp'on ., inc persons belonging TO
baen rs"sG h n neso.'atlon WIN taosco nad
fnlv rat;aad ra,y 80, ay.o 'nas oen. oanta Anna
good faith the pledges that ocsr haa n IN
Gapt return he sent back q corporal lRssor) be-
cnmn with ve t, ,u o pr,soner IN sns Mexcsn
name added to the lat Of X%sricrn non h Nv
change had been negotiated whose OK
or the wapton ana shameful violation NJ Tho r,.a,
thus given by the Mexican leader psrnetrntsS v tSs
continued incarceration Of my men among tSe scps Of
Mexico civilized society will form the nronsr
In mean time the fortunes Of the dav MT Cerro Cor
do places If ofHcpra haop NO IN
the Mexican service through whom is hoped that Hex
leo will be taught TO feel The estmats our uensras 40.
hereafter place upon the pphted th of her ssds and
President NpNA 'A' p'sA''1 'A''" u "'f e'uer anu
With respect your obedent servant
. '' n.y. O"'
-. 49, MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
Inc Albany BuHhn Of the 10TH sta ties that tho cleo
uoh OF neid omcers TO command the new Indiana reg
LOOK place the DAY before resulting In the choice
"a w; a; German, Colonei T. Dumont, Lieut. Colonel
"nu W. W. 'ic|oy, Nuor.
We understand that Capt O. w Hughes of tho oorps
of Typographical engineers has been assigned to tie
command Of the Of volunteers called into ser
vice from the District Columbia and the state of Ma
ryand"
The marine CORPS of GOO men commanded nv Col
Watson are probably en- ROM, from Vera Crux 70 oin
Gen Scott about time They are an efficient corps
may prove a. seryceabe in Mexico ma thew vsrs IN
the Florida war.-Washington Union, June ~
NAv,, .pus -.
The IT, 8. steam revenue enter Mel .rs Can, uo-.
ard arrived last evening frow W.. CO., -. s.
thencs ha y;n, s,rs a. So, a = m mr. uepaItuN
il a list Of her oficsrsV Unwar% , nJ 'o ps
Moves lar Iisutenant. cami,. ss~nS pa 'Hsspu
Wight chief snain.r Nh ruhn 20 40, lanes
Mem Ori,an, PIC I'm. ' "' W.
PERILoUs VOYAGE ON A TABLr-DpAru op Nv
| VAN DoREN-When The ChessnsaLe was .hnn,
| going down. A. M stem Of Green snr,na Obi"
| " II Uigg;p. ~ I.r,r,rn.on Ch,arr S r.'
Van Doren Of Iowsr ssndmsSw G1b,o III, ,% 80
and ATTEMPTED to rsach the shors unnortS h 49,
to which thew cung f,sr th.o hs gna,d ~ Co. .oS
from the wreck Tu,;sn, s,a.I. s W., u,n n" ~ 0
Penn thinking all would bs sncSS d S S;th In th ~.
fast snkin~ crss, 80 ~, h 20 W WIN 'ue .neu
100, I'm oias, Look ms cnmhce OF escape by eaping
large resoute muscular man and somewh.I fams,.r
table and Joined his aie 10 thsir NJ, i ~ ~"
sea Knocked Oh his hat. in which hs had ns.css bis
pocket book, valuable papers when he left
his hold and tIler stick SWAN aft.r ana ga
cured his hat and returned to the table lis pocket
book and tier stick however were lost in the daring
adventure The found IL difficult to keep the able
balanced and the action of the waves FREQ uentlv
plunged Of the number under In one instancs
MIR. Van Doren swept completely under and came
up on the opposite side Of the table. He was much
srangled and after this failed fast In his to
keep his head above water. About an hour after
leaving the wreck, as Mr. Steele thinks Mr. Van
Doron succeeded in raising himself upon tn. table
face down, and lacking strength to support hs head
he soon drowned and his body rested upon the table
some minutes after life apparently extinct before
the washed IL of He said little after leaving
the wreck and Invested OF all his clothing except
shirt and pantaoons After losing Mr. Van Doren air