The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-19

Of Wayne; Daniel Hicks, Of Lenawee; James NJ VIII
lians, Of Wayne; Isaac s. Rowland, OF Wayne IL Is
to be expressly understood that tho above conams-
stoned captains fall in reporting full company actually
enlisted according to GENERAL ORDERS No 90 within
twenty days from the date OF this order that their com
csnt; VII uI soM, =, cshoun comntv having de-
clined to accept the commission, tbs COMMANDMENT
chief will ill the vacancy by appointing captain from
said county where company Is now being raised and
reported nearly full.
The steamboat Chancellor brought down yesterday
from Louisville Maj Gen Butler and the following gen.
tlsman composing his staff Maj Smith, Capt Butler,
DR. Hunt, Mr.. Charles A. Wicklife, jun, and Mr.. VIM
Merewether 1t is understood that the general leaves
for Vera Cruz tomorrow, on the steamship New Or
The steamship Alabama, Capt. windls, was to have
left last night for Vera Cruz with the following passen
gers and troops but was upavodsby detained till this
morning b. f. Bradley, Adjutant, Sd Kentucky Rsg
nsnt; r. F. Frsosn Adntant Atm Kentucky Regiment
cal Department; w, d Porter, Lieut.. N f. Weo-
stsr, Major Massachusetts Regiment; Capt Brown, u
8. w. Hutter; Capt. Chamberlin u. 3 A Lieut..
snesd; do; Lieut. Bade do; Lieut.. McLery, do; Lieut.
waheley do; Lieut. wyrnne, do Capt stadden' and
u s A; Lieut. Reeves, do; W. 5. Cobb; " Railsy,
sing, aSsrtermastsr u K; Lieut.. Enisan, U S A;
Mr. Fisher, Quartsrmaster's Departments c q Cass,
Clerk; r. cSeasSsng g. Mai Morros Do; Dr..
8. McCrery do; Lieut.. Ovens, 4th Kentucky volun-
tss T, Adjs Tr:Diu :, do Adjt Bradley Sd do
the Aabam" The Galveston leaves for Vera Cruz on
Wednesday at O'Clock 7. NJ and the New Orleans on
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock, with Maj Gen Butler
and staff
Tho steamboat Louisville Capt. Savage, arrived yes
terday feom Louisville, brought down Col Thompson,
Captains Todd Pritchard, Ewing and Metca with four
additi nal companies Of the Sd Regiment of Kentucky
Infantry 400 men, and placed them board the ship
Palestine, bound for Vera Cruz.
The steamboat Ph@ni1, Capt Dryden from Cincin-
natl also arrived Yesterday brought down Lieut. Col
| ana Volunteers, viz COMPANY A, Capt Hull company
b. Capt Green, and company G, Capt Gibbs-in oil 2s5
/ men.
| The steamboat Wave, Capt. Morgan, FROM Madison
Ia, also down yesterday with Major Myers, Capts
Evans, Manson and Cary, In command Of 400 men OF
the 5th Indiana regiment
| On Sunday morning the steamboat "Ne Plus Ultra
Lane ana ats t and CaDts Br.cken compsny Mac
kenzie, company 4. and McDougal company +, Of the
| 9th Regiment Indiana lvoluuteers-N o. Papers,
| 10th inst.
letter has been received in this city from Sergeant
Aonzo A. Reed the Massachusetts, Volunteers dated
Vera Cruz Oo 18th, from which learn that privaes
Hospital at Vera Cruz Lieut. Thos J, Myers, Of com.
pany had asked and received his discharge from the
Senoretta, Monterey The fair Mexican brings her
lord the cool sun OF 900 Lieut. Myers retains his
at Monterey Sergeant Reed, (st present employed in
the Commisssrys oface) represents bis own health as
good likewise the other printers in the regiment, not
| mentioned above.-Boston Bee.
1t said that In the call Of the 60.
vernon Of Mississippi for battalion of infantry mum
Der Of the "Marshall Guards Of the old LIST regiment
/
gether for the purpose Of rasdg company for the
| Success attend the brave Mssissppians.
The Trenton STATE Gasene says; Brig Gen; Cook
has appointed Ashbel Green J, Of Princeton his aid
| with the rank Of Major"
| NAVAL INTFHLIG ENCE.
From the Norfolk Herald, Nov. III
1 u. s. Sur GERMArrowN, !
Vera Cruz Oct 81, lS47.
The northers have commenced their ravages at this
place. and have blown for week past with terrific VIC
encs The steamer Chase is ashore below the city and
doubt will be lost together with the hresnssted
schooner Arispe, which came In the same day with
horses the army all safely landed Another schooner
name unknown, from Campeachy, totally lost. Ship
Ohio, from New York, with troops came near going
ashore; she sent all her spars down from sof The de-
struction Of surf boats and other small fry very
| great. Came In to-day ship Orphan with troops and
two barks with horses and troops and few officers for
| the squadron: The Mississippi is at Anton Li1ardo
| The Water Witch and Vixen alongside,
| The F1irt il wind bound under Green Island with
rines the Saratoga at Tuxpan During the norther
the New Orleans got out OF COAL and to prevent
her from going ashore they had to burn all their chairs
setees So to keep steam, which doubt saved her
from destruction. Lieut., Spencer c. Gst, u. S. Navy,
died at this place the oath inst. II Is quite
| healthy and cool.