The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-15

do not number 6000 the artillery does net amount to
FOUNDERS What garrison will they think Of leaving in
ruepia IN case they move forwards Certainly not less
than sooo And with hardly 1000 win they attempt to
come TO Mexico In such 1t Is vugarly said the
meat Is too little for much broth
In the Diarfo Of the 10th there is an article headed
pers from which the Herald translates the following -
The Americans in Puebla with false appearances of
virtue and DEVOTION have entered the churches have
visited the prelates have shown respect priests
and some have had the hardihood of approaching
the white and most table Of the sacrament I'm
posters cheats hypocrites sacrlegious wretches he
retics heretcs heretcs although with pharasaical
mask they attempt to deceive the Mexicans shammng
to be religious and Christians! How MANY of this
perverse people while Frustrating themselves before our
affairs are internally soothing the saints and turning
them into ridicule How many Of them while they
thei hats 10 our pddres heap them In their black
hearts maledictions and opprobrous terms How many
Of them will even go to the communion table, after
BILE drunkenness! Perfdous false full of lies Do
they believe the exercise Of the Christian religion in
Mexico Il hko carnival ball. In which any wretch any
mscreant, may make his appearance and pay his part
Do they perchance believe the Mexcans profess religion
flee to God for speculation Do they perhaps imagin
1t IL to US matter Of Indifference whether we be the
sons OF Jesus Christ or bastards Of ahomet Of
Their
The independents of San Luis Potosi of 9Th June
contains nothing worthy Of note except long article
ter after handling several States without gloves as the
seyng is praises in the biggest sort Of type the
nos proposing that henceforth San Luis Potos be named
San Luis de la Patria
ARMY NEWS.
A letter received in this city from Captain Felt dated
at Ceralvo, 18th ult, announces that four companies
OF the Massachusetts, regiment in garrison at that
place, under the command of Lieut.. Col. Abbott; and
that Colonel Wright, with the remaining six had
marched forward to Monterey The rumor therefore,
that the regiment was ordered to Vera Cruz must be
false Company has not been disbanded heretofore
reported, but the have been transferred to the
other companies temporarily Capt Crowninshield of
Company f. and Lieutenants Curtis and Adams of X,
are the only officers here recruiting service Captain
Whiting, of the latter company, has resigned
Transcript July Is.
We learn from the Philadelphia Bulletin that letter
was received by DR. Bishey of this city, by yesterday
mornings Southern mail announcing the death of Capt
Charles Naysr of the Second Pennsylyania Regiment
He died in Mexico from the effects OF brain fever, to
which he was subject The Bulletin says, not In
possession OF any further particulars attending this
and unexpected event. The news Of Captain MAYORS
death will, indeed, be sudden blow to his numerous
friends and relatives in this city.
1t Is said that malignant and fatal dysentery WAS
prevailing among the troops under Cen Scott produced
az was supposed by the use of poisoned milk Several
was that the poisonous substance put into the milk
by some malicious Mexicans.
letter from Fort Leavcnworth of late date informs
us that there considerable trouble In the camp
the volunteers occaoned by the refusal Of the company
Commanded BY Captain Korponay to receive muskets
lars was ordered out to restore order and this
done -Four companies Of the regiment 1t is added
hended Capt. korponay's company was to leave the
23d but the mutnous dspo siton evinced by them
uerco IL QUESTIONABLE when they would march.
Company A, Capt McNar, had been selected to re-
ceive equipments as dragon oompany.--St. Louis
Republican, July
The Bon Franklin No. Z, Capt Pearce arrived early
Sunday morning with the three remaining companies
the 4th Indiana Regiment, under Capts Fitzgibbons
Louderman and Crooks-the whole under command of
Lieut.. Col. Dumont The whole regiment under Col.
German now at Carrolton Five companies leave
day and the rest very soon for the BrazosN Oieans
Picayune, 9Th inst.
NAVAL.
The U s. brig Porpose, Lieut. Commanding Gordon,
ID days from New Orleans, arrived of Seawells Point
Sunday and up to the anchorage of the Naval
Hospital yesterday, when the usual sslutes K
between the Porpose and the U s. ship Of the
line Pennsylvania Commander Stribling, bearing the
broad pennant Of Commodore Kearny. The following
Is list OF her officers
Lieut.. Cong. A G. Gordon, Esq; Lieutenant, James
A. Doyle; Passed Assistant Surgeon George Maulsby
Acting Master Beverly Randolph; Midshipman Wat
son Smith; Captains Clerk, VIM A. Doyle; Boatswain
A. +. Thompson.
The Porpoise was towed up the Navy Yard yesterday
afternoon by the u s. steamer EngineerO o. f. Olmstead
Masters Mate commanding .-Norfoik Beacon, july Ii