The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-20

Montssey or captured In almost bloodlss votorv 10
NJ Vsrs crp. ,n musry science and combination, =
even her ancient capital itself now seem 70 owr -.
selves ~ AN open ana easy prey to conqusrne .ra
tage, and In efectusy gripping the Resources ~ s
| enemy, Jagged behind Victories in the nsld All.
ready comprehensive plan Of military Contributor
out for execution at the fit moment Is Just Sons mt
operation. which will transfer In small measure to
our conquered foe the future burdens Of war Thua
all that arms and policy do to secure peace WITH
such nation as Mexico has been triumphsntly done
by the administration even while crippled has
by the delay OF Congress in furnishing the forces
FOR the prosecution Of the war More even than this.
Forseeing that great difficulty in the way psrma-
nen peace must arise from the want Of In
Mexico strong enough to make peace and to guarantee
It against the risk of sudden revolution the adminstrs
on has wisely permitted in the return Of Santa Anna.
tho presence the of operations OF the
Mexican leader from whose paramount influence with
the people the formaton Of such government ct
present mo to be hoped for The conquest Of Santa
Anna at tho head OF the Mexican armies Is prscissly
that feat Of from which, the Of that
Try considered, II permanent peace IL most Likely 70
the interests peace fully to this conquest Of
the chosen Mexican leader Much been done towards
!. already. But the Efforts Of the administration win
Know no relaxation The armies both Of General Scott
and OF General Taylor will be promptly reinforced until
even msIlosn pride yan-glorous and obstinate IL
may De- sna see and feel the utter mpoesbity Of
tnued resistance We have heard it suQgested but vo
WIN not vouoh Tor the accuracy OF the estimate that the
less than 10000 The to DO thus accommodated h.
wen worm the price OF ts accomplishment for that end
s-secure ana permanent peace, with just indemnity
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
AT Rochester, on the 10th, Capt. Wilder received 4
despatch from Col Temple OF tho Infantry dssirns
practicable to have his company In readiness 70 Al
from Fort Hamilton for Point Isabel by tho Aryt week In
May.
Capt Campbel's company left Augusta Ga, on the
10th for Mexico
detachment Of 10 recruits arrived at Newport r. L.,
on Thursday last
Liouts. Goodloe and Graham have opened new ~
cruitng depot in Cincinnati
Capt King, Of the regular army, arrived at st. Louis
on the 9Th on board the War Eagle from GalenA With
sixtyfve United States recruits under his command.
Their immediate destination Jefferson barracks
Lieut. Chas T.. Smedes, Of the Vicksburg volunteers
hrst regiment Mississippi rifles, passed through New
orleans on the 18th, his way to BuenS Vista to
company home the remains Of Lieut. Re L. Moore Of thai
regiment, who foil in the battle Of the $50 February.
NAVAL.
1t Is reported that orders have been issued from the
Treasury Department for the recall OF the United
revenue cutter Forward Capt. II. b. Nonss from Ne
Gulf station.
The United States brig Porpoise In the late gale
oehged TO throw over her and has been ordered
New Orleans to 60 into dock and repair
The U. s. steamship Princeton, Capt Engie, called
from Pensacola on Wednesday evening 7th inst bound
to Philadelphia via Havana