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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

~ The GENUINE preparations Of Dr. fELEsL 80
RAUD can 0sLY De oblslned Al his dsp0'' " 80
a. frat store from Broadway. -. <,,.r >
MAGNIFICENT, GLoRIoUs bAIR.-slty,s"r a, ~
and lovely. To be nad Tor snillinxs Only -
many times gwen you the u come of W. ~
.o.ctabe cltlzens who have pledged theh w ssfot'
ter uia they have found LOSSES CosAL ns Wsus
riyE really 70 possess ali that We claim iofh
tell you u m GROW
sToPs AND cUxxs IT FALLING y'
Remedla Se4sf or DsAd'gi 80. a, y
And IL coss you bet ID ee st..lngs " tsss us.. ~
al qualities In showing the above and IN
SOFT 1T DRESSES HARSH Oh Dsi 80
nopsinm IA Il ,old Ia New Yofk only q me Nv
Amsreaa Eagle, q chslnsn-st or 81 iS Fa'o1SS
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

CosxoS PLxAs-Psrt Mos. rs 10 y s. ~ l3I
Us, rs ut2-Nos 2e2 -. 20, 81 So &c IA 90 n ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

FrRE-About 2l o'clock this morning, fire
broke out in the Eagle Spice Mills, Washington-st be
tween Morris and Rector
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

x We are indebted to Mr.. ClOyes Tor copy
Of the Boston Atlas OF yesterday. wbenever be brings
any additions. Bos,on papers We VIII give him CORES
pondins credit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03
IndusfriaI Congress

The second annual meeting OF this body which
IA designed Represent the gres interests OF L'bor End
Of the Lsbonng Glasses organized Al Croton Hal yes
terday by the appointment Of the following officers
President-WnLIAM 5. WAITE. IIinos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

10 aoaoa may concern This "a to certify ths on me
reht of the ION OF January 1916. OF tbs most d1
ng attempts at burglary wac made on our fireProoi
sa,e that i ON record We had Al the time two good
Lock, on our Safe aud Of H. &. Joness Ps,en, ON
bina,on Thief Proof Locks on the inside doof 10 thu
attempt a. hIrgsry, Joness Lock wthsIood the nery
ordeal of GuSPowpER. which had been used TO ioTes
two outside locks Of the Safe previous 10 e,ng aees
m bis III. Lock must have been repeatedly ehSssd
as the interior of the safe and contents were found com
oleely covered by the smoke OF burnt powder proved
thew had operated several times without SUCCESS 10
this case were able 20 save our ALL ana woas
cheerfulv recommend Joness Lock where security and
durability are requisite. -
(Sigued) SATHER a. thOhIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

AHArl AHAr KINGDOM FOR HArl-hNoA'
l2s Fulton ST. ia now selling his splendid and unrivsed
variety of Summer Hats and Caps not only adapted to
the form aud pressure of the age but OF heads Also
He applies his useful and ornamental coverings to the
head on chronological principles with proper regard
to where the bumps are, and where they should be-
So that all who favor bis establishment with their pre-
sence cannot fail to be suited HE location being near
the sun be gives warm welcome to his customers and
by calling on him. they their interest in their true
H,bt ie3 TuTh&su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

"a" THE INPOyED HAr possessing Tue essehual
qualities ghtness hneness oiorm and durability at the
fixed price OF s. will be introduced Thursday, June
by HOWELL 5 Chsmbersst. near Chatham. je3 81
WooDBRIDGEs IMPROVED PATENT BANK Lock
The safety of this Lock is established entirely DC
yopd dispute See the advertisement Of il on the ihir'
mage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

TgE NEw ST. aELEyA-In event OF Santa Anna
being taken prisoner ii IA be hoped that he will not be
set At large bis parole. The Napoleon OF America
Too inportapt captive 10 be treated ike others Of less
conseauence He has assumed the name OF the great
conqueror and cannot object to the same destiny Let
him be bsnished to the Bowling Green Fountain
Yankee Doodle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

IHf- Frfsidfnfs-
T q Woodruff NY William West Mass.
l.. l.. Gibbs Thomas Thompson, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-03

First Popular Election.
o. Fail not 20 Vote, and for the best men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-13

News FROM TExAs.---An affray occurred in
Huntsville on the 18th ult., between Col. Alex
ander Mcdonald and Col. John Hume in which the
latter was severely wounded by pistol ball He is
covering.
Mr.. Samuel Grimmit, Sheriff Of Montgomery county,
died on Sunday, tho 18th ult, and Goodman his
derer taken out into the woods early the
ing and hanged.
The 2lst ult. was duly and very properly commcmo-
rated In Galveston the anniversary of San Jacinto
Cyrus Randolph, formerly chief justice Of Houston
county, and the present sheriff shot days ago
while in the discharge Of his official duties lie In
the act OF levyng on mans horse when he shot
Mr.. X. will recover aips sfon papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-13

CoNNECTIcUT RETREAT FOR THE lNsANE.-Thc
officers of this institution have made their 23d
annual report. The offices filed by DR.. Butler as
physician and superintendent; Rev. +. H. Gauladet
chaplain; S. w. Hart, assistant physician; Virgil Cor
nsh steward; Mrs II. NJ. Cornish, matron. The whole
number OF patients in the Retreat at the beginning
the year. was l6; admitted during the year, 227 OF
this number 90 have been discharged as recovered 10
much improved, Is improved, unmproved Eleven
have died during the year. Remaining in the Retreat
April l. lSi7, females 63, males 56-total ll6. During
the % years since the institution established gu
patients have been admitted Of whom 90a have
cred and 65l have been discharged In various stages
Improvement, have died Fifty -four per cent Of the
patients have recovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-13
New ROnlxa

SECRET WORTH kNowiNG.--THE LILLY OF THE
WEsT-Thesc are the titles of two works from the pen
Of g. Grimes, inmate of the Lunatic ASYLUM Ten
nessec The first Is treatise Insanity in which the
author treats Of his case its cause detection and
treatment with SOME general remarks on ldotism; tho
Jurisprudence of Insanity Suicide supernduced by
Insanity; and on Youth and Future Life Tho second
Is a treatise on Human Nature, Education the Mind
and Insanity 1t contains likewise several songs letters
&c, composed by the author, who has to New
York for the purpose Of undertaking the sale Of these
works personally
Memoirs OF rmE QvnEss or France, by Mrs. Forbes
Rush-Carey x Hart, Philad flpha.-As the title i'm
ports this work is collection OF memoirs OF the Queens
of France. from the tins Of Queen Basinc consort of
Chlderic to thai of Queen Marie Amelia, consort OF
Louis Philippe. No library can be complete without
this work is beautifully and tastefuy got up, and
will have rapid sale
TIE INDIAN MEAL BooW.-Carey & Hart. Philadel-
phiaThis is collection of receipts for the prepara-
ton of Indian meal by Miss Leslie Housekeepers will
find it very valuable.
The ScoURGE OF THn OcEAN; By an officer Of the
United States Nayy-Wm. ii. Graham Long Brother,
and VIM Taylor, New York.-IIere have work that
is destined to be read by every one
THE YoCTH OF SHAKESPEARE BY +. Williams, author
Of Shakespeare and his Frcnds-Burgess S.rnger New
York.The success Of the authors work. Shakespeare
and his Friends was 10 hatterng to induce him to
write the present which have doubt will be
received it certainly deserves to be- well the
first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-13

EMP and memento Of victories gained by arms over
the enemies OF our confederacy. Such gift from such
source would be ever dear to me- but doubly So
take 1.-THE reply Of my honored father IA soldier of
the revolution) when summoned to surrender mpor
tant post In Georgia the defence Of which had been
hded to him
cannot gentlemen, sufficiently express my gratitude
to friends in Savannah for their kind and atterng
appreciation Of services IN the battles referred by
the devices and inscriptions the blade and scabbard
OF this beautiful sword, which your partialty has
awarded 10 me- but let this pledge suffice for allthat
while my arm has life no foe with impunity shall wrsst
1t from me-unsheathed but in justice it shall be
sullied by act of dishonor
Permit me now, on my return to Mexico after wishing
you much happiness to bid you respectful and affec-
tonate farewell. And anu faithfully, your friend.
J. $. MCINTOSH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-13

Capt Walker left New Orleans on the Sd inst, with
about $50 men belonging to his regiment in the Mary
Kn2sland, for Vera Cruz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-13

II EMOvAL-PAUL. A. BREZ, Importer of watche. has
~ removed hi. Office from No. 81 Coorandt
same street. ms lw.r
TVO MANUFACTUKEIts,- stesn Power to let, with a
sTt na % sI situated 10 New
the engine ofyery workmanship about
sSis sSf & II r.. sS"s % &
leased OF sold and can adv be adapted kind
change New Ay Watt e.
f., h,sd SsFf, Chess Mes: ISS9 I;.. sad Ems
salmon D!y and Peked Goldfish Al,o. Mos..e. poe.
s:as sf sssi a a bar
'''SfhrxtRk FISK fs 5. s
S o ESp, =, " %Ss.d Meats and Cheese slightly
NJ Iss MANN having taken Belmont House at New
Brighten Staten Island ready receive bO.rdsrs
s.A,I. y aou.,o ssnGsspnsI
Of 81" 'Ss Hssi Ed%%d s %sy
DR. IT, receive, Private pgp' in his of eno.phe
'' Es~ Seri ie H",ii f o. i ssah .s,w,
RRANDIEs AND WINES Entitled to Debep,urr,-
Bnnds .' o "a DE- b S%s'x" Geo. p,,uv
Pale and dark, Of different vin,ages an halvc. and
Port Wines, uice-Harris& Sons. and other brands
Sss ,%a s.g x Sssv q f; 4. ,ss
~ and q Of direct i%poI.o., tnow landing bns Ca
-..' ''' '''N ''''' TAWREScE MYERS & CO.,
MA lmsrc South William street,
v'EACounry dealers hotel keepers, and all Consumer.
T. poe.ssos OF good Black Ts. for. ...s,,,
The above Teas are extraordinary ch,sp $500"
Buyers considerable Sy making their pureha,.. a,
NEW YORK AND CHINA TEA COMPANY.
'n' w, TIC 30 Cat,arne street
CODA WATER AND APPARATUs-J. Matthew'S No
- l3i Third avenue New York manu- fscurc OF ali IN.
modem sEraratu'u,ea FOR the drawing o. boiling
cd i ssr T r S &. ss%
Of the apparatus and its BE- will acconpany each sp
Iaraus. m27 I'm re
A MEXICAN TEMPERANCE HOUSE. Worcester,
Msssacusrtts-Thet ~ bgcriber. having leased aud tho
o n eJr NE above
Railroad their friends aud the yoblc that every
ton will be made the comfort, and merit the pa
TUCKER BoNNEY.
il. r Bossrv. mi i,,rod.rc
w II: BREASTED. EXCHANGE BROKER, Lsfarg.
trance 81 Re,de Bank Bills Gold and Silver Cola Dan,
Nrw YoRk May IA. nyi I'm code
COLUMBIA HALL, LEBANON sPRINUS-Ths es.
~ Enlistment will be open. aud ready for the reception
a', es re % day of May 1877 by it; H GS
ROARDiNG AT HOBOkEN, Ferr,age fTcc--The sub.
- scber has taken, and is now furnishing the Atlsne
no,s h9sossS aud Tl! es ready n fey days foI the r.
view ,he Bay .nd Ns sy Is uuob,ue,.d and de-
ais cod i'm &c "' K n EDGARToN
TIVE AMERICAN FXCHANGE BANK.-A meeting
Of the shareholders of a.. american Exchange BANK 10
dectos room on "wednesday, I'd June ne1t from O'Clock
issrEcross OF E,rcr,or..-Ms.sr James Mills, J. A
As u ... W. a ojsasS JOHN JrsH Cashier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-13

WOMAN AND HER DISEASES, from the cradle to
the grave adapted TO her instruction the natural laws
q her ysen aud AZ the diseases Of her critical periods by
Edward H. Dixon, NJ d. 1926, 3rd edition. Price 81 u.s.
Also, By the same author, The sixth edition Of
DlSEASES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM,
Containing complete review Of the Of early decay
om ssabuse and excess aud also Of every known disease
the system IN language adapted every reader mage 40
fneeSL For sale BY Charles H. Ring Of John street
and Broadway. mia 2tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-13

II EMOVAL-PAUL A BREZ, I'M porter Of Watches, has
~ removed his Office from No. 3; Courandt No
rns fvsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-13

HIDES AND DEER SKINS-lOO Hides and Deer Skins,
If large aud superior quality just received per brig
Ty and Ter sale by ID. H MEGIL,
M Ctr and G7 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-13

ROAKDINGsIN A FRENCH FAMILY at Williams
- burghA Professor of the French Language having fur
nishsd with eeganse and comfort large and beautifully fin
the Peck slip Grand Houston streets ferry wishes
commodate for the limited number Of
married single ladies' gentlemen The situation
the mos, delightful in the neghborh ,od Of New York COM
manding extensive view Of the harbor and city Of New
York. with the surrounding SCENERY Lessons the French
language and music If required Reference exchanged For
further information apply the Office of this paper be-
tween two and three o'clock p NJ, 100 Liberty
Dos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-13

n AMPHINEA very superior article, constantly hand
~ and for sale ia lots TO suit purchasers, by
JAMES T. TAPSCOTT, 8s South street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-13

ID TX SLIP DISPENSARY-t PECK SLIP near Pearl
L sreet-DO TOR CARPENTER continues with una
baed industry devote his time and attention to the
and speedy of all delicate and private diseases
where for the fourteen lat his present location
badly fallen the lot Of any other Ply stefan in America
The un of DIR Carpentry for so long period
perhaps preclude the necessity of advertising as he has
long since established ample business but the Multiplicity
ofadveng beings ycleped doctors of whom
y ignorant aud few Of whom have legal qualification
practise the healing renders it Of importance the stranger
seeking medical aid in this city, make the dstnc
lions DR. pete, would simply add that at present he is
the only legally qualified physician aud Peck Slip
Offices ad pted TO the convenience and privacy Of patients
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-13

T. BIiN .isf. tet HEALTH RESTORATIVE.
of Blood Pain the side and chest for Purifying The Blood
eradclng oil epons Of the skin arising from want Of tone
IN the stomach For sale at Al the Wholesale retail Drug
ers, Ky s ad T. DroGIt spd al, hs ppeipal Office
Dealers In Drugs Oils &c, 2is Pearl street "
Thc efficacy % the Heah Resorpve IL so wen know 10
die public that the proprietor considers the hing az
caes useless but those DESTROYS examining them can
do by calling the principal Office ap0 IN imosc
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
From the BuHeiin, oft4o llA.
ADV ANCE OK THE CAPITAL

ADN y MI. ~ III CAII AL.
Since the preceding, from our evening oIlton
of Yesterday, we learn, on II second interview
with Gen. Pillow, that previous to his departure
from JalaPa, Gen. Scott expressed to him his in.
tcnIlon 20 move forward Immediately, with the
whole of his disposal force for the city of Mexico
that orders were ust issued for the advance 10
proceed from Perote, with the siege artillery, and
to be followed by all the troops at JaIapa
No cxnrctntions were entertained of any So.
rous opposition on the march, as il was not sup
posed thero embodied regular force at
any point on the route, 50 conn tete was the dis
organization of the Mexican army.
In making this advance. Gen Scott will. in
great me sure cut himself Off from supplies from
the sea coast. and will have principaIy to dcpcnl
for food and forage on the country, which he can
no doubt obtain, IN the m"ighborhood of such
large cities of Pucba and MrNco.
Notwithstanding all that has been said, as 10 tho
disorganjz1lion and dispersion of the Mexican
army. there would evidently be great risk for
Gen. Scott, with his greatly reduced force 10 ad-
vance so far into an enemy's country, where the
whole population is known TO be hostile, and
where they would rise like bees and oycrwholm
him, in case of his men meeting with any check
or misfortuc. 1t is also worry evident and indeed
Is stated, in his general orders, that the army
Will be principally dependent on the country for
its supplies, and bong thus cut loose from the sea
coast, II will be highly requisite he should have
sufficient force for the enterprise that, under anv
contingencies that may arise, will enable him 10
look down all opposition.
The whole force that landed at Vera Cruz did
not exceed $4,000 men, and of these the garrison
and the sick left at Vera Cruz, are about 300
the loss at Serra Gorda, 500; the sick and garrison
Of Jalapa, 1000: garrison nj Pero,e, 800 and
the volunteer regiments now discharged, say 25O0
makes an aggregate OF 5000, leaving an effective
force of only 1000 men for the march on Pueba
We have placed the garrisons at Jalara and Pc
rote at a very low, and in the disturbed state Of
the country, we think ct very unsafe number
less than 1000 would also be very unsai ie
garrison TO leave at Puebla, which is u city OF
10000 inhabitants, who could readily overpoweI
much larger force. This would still furtho
reduce Gen. SCOTS force. and leave him only
5000 men, with which to proceed to the capital
without any further deduction for tho casualties
and losses on the march-under e"ch circum
stances, we think there can be but little doub,
that for the present he will not attempt going be
yond Puebla.
We learn that the troops which have been anC
still arc. constantly arriving mere, and which wer
TO have reinforced General TAYLOR, have Ihei
|destlnatlon changed, and will be sen, forward
with all possible haste, to Gen. Scorr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
From he N. o. Bulletin, May 10.
LATE FROM MEXICO

The steamer J. L. Day, has arrived from
Vera Cruz, touching at Brazos. She left the
former place, 5Ih inst. Major Gen. Pillow, and
Lieut.. Col May, came passengers. We learn
from Gen. Pillow, that before no left Headquar-
ters, information had been received from Pueba
that no defence would be attempted and that
Gen. ScoTT had been invited 10 advance. and
take possession Of the city. At the capital, ar
rangemcns had been commenced TO defend it,.
They had melted up a large number of church
bells TO cas-, cannon, but with very bad success
as 10 the rcsult.-That the military men were
generally of opinion the city was incapable of
successful defence, and the citizens generally
were anxious that it should not be attempted, but
that the American army should bo received
without resistance.
SANTA ANNA's army was completely dispersed
and his power and influence entirely gone. |,
was generally understood that he was eadoavorin
10 leave tho country.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29

Proclama,ons had been issued, calling for the
organization Of Guerrella regiments, and that
system of warfare 10 be adopted on large
scale. Tho trains to and from Vera Cruz have
to be accompanied by strong escorts, as the route
was infested by numerous bands Of marauders.
All the volunteers, whose term Of service was
about expiring, would return almost TO a man.
OF the seven regiments with Gen. Scott, it was
believed, no; single company would remain.
This reduction of his force joined to the losses in
battle, the sick list and the garrsons at Vera
Cruz and Jalnpa, would probably prevent his al
vance beyond Perote, until relnforcements ar
rived from the United States, even under the IA
vorable indications 10 the disposition of the in-
habitanls of Pu-blu and Mexico.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
From Mr Am,rican Earle. 5M NIay.

We paid Il visit to the Castle Of Juan de UIuu
on Sunday la. and regretted 10 find so much
sickness existing there, notwithstanding the great
care used by il able and gcntlcmanIv command.
cr Major Bacchus. We are Informed that more
than a fourth of those vino are placed there to
keep it in Orier, rooring under some pros
traling disease. Tine grcatest ca ulon is observed
by Major B. to a,ori this, by tie removal Of
everything " - ! might be supposed 10 hc catr-
Bile of engcndrrIng disease. We loft Gen. La
Vega, in his shirt sleeves, busiIy engaged at a
game Of chess with frIcnd and lie is in excel cnl
splrlts-SayS he regrets very much his inability
10 speak English, II wouIi add 50 much to the
merit Of the society of his American friends
the Generals trump carI-h" IS.
One OF the largest, Of no! the Inrgest,) train
which has yet left lh,s place, will leave to-day
or tomorrow for the army. 1t wIII be severa!
miles in length. Ii IS TO be well escorted and
well prepared for any fun on the road that may
present itself.
Tie Ohio "A, will probably sail tO.morroN
Crhursday,) for New York. The 81. Mury's
sIoop Of war and store snip Reiief, will soon fol.
low.
Nhe Tiren steamer, has gone 10 Alvarndo 10
obtain cannon, etc, as trophies. The health of
the squadron is said - be good.
The Louisiana NoIuntncrs under Capt. BIunch-
ard, feeling that their term of service had cx-
pred, refused to do further duty some days since.
bat were finally in lucoI, 10 return to dIIv. unul
the matter might be laid before Gen. Scott
They claim their discharge on the ground that il
was guaranteed to them when they last enlisted
tina; # they would do 50, they should have credit
gwen them for the three months they had served
"A. Point sabo and on tho Rio Grunlc Gen.
Scott has decided that they are entitled to their
discharge, and orders given 10 that ctr.c, on
Sunday last. They leave on the steamer James
L. Day, for New Orleans, this day; bat We trust
the President may send the gallant Captain back
again with CoIonnlcy in his pocket; this wo4'd
DO justice TO his services, and bcs!rs, wo UNDER
stand that the Legislature of Loujsiana nave pc.
l.IIoncd tho President to that effect
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
Col. |. S \. and M.Il,sr
A MEETING AT FORE ,

~ 7
Alta puL.p. meeting of the r,.,
Smith, Crawlold county, on the 2G
Join Rogers "as cuIcd 10 the c,.,,-
jocl Of The mcclug being appro,,,,.
by the chairman. the following "a,
adopted.
HeSoIrrl, That wc fully coD,,,
Iugs Of deep regret, exrrcs,et IN 4
OF the State, at Ia. uoath Of Co. 4,
Capt. \. X. Porter. John 3. Peb1r
who fell uiI.c battle 4 Bloaa y,,r
Resolrcd. TA,t We fully coa:e,
" tn the LrI.c E5.'i ccnira. comm.
object is tho rcmoyu. Of the b5.,
Yell, \. Il. por,c-. J. E. ca2o ,
aud to ercc, a Monument to ,l-r n
front Of tho CauIlr. at Liu,c Err
ReSolre,i. That Samuel Edp,,5,
May yrrs, IM III MeCarrou. Is.5
Jo.u Carna,O, be appointed coaar,
donations. am GorAarI them as.,
mlilcc q. Li;,o Rock. for tic Ja,s
oII tals pnIrlu!rc mc.,sure.
Hcs,'ced, T"al The pDccc-.agd.
be s.-ncd by u.c chairman 40. p.
published IA the Van Burcn ll!- -
JOHN ROG.aS. .
JuHT CAENAL.. Secreary.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-29
HEADQUARTERS OF TUE ARMY,2
.Jdiapd. iDril 30. lSI7.
GENERAL ORDERS..NO, I.D,

l. The country between Plan del Rio and La
lloya will constitute separate Military Depart
ment, 10 be called 'the Department OF Jalnpa,"
and that between La iloya and Las Vgns a sep.
arate Military Department, to be called ''the De.
partmeut of Perote," each under the comma nd
of whatever officer may find himself senior there :.
in in the absence Of tho general chief.
,, First Lieutenant G. W. Rains, 4lh artillery
aid-de-camp to Brigader-General Pillow, will,
during the temporary absence Of the latter, be
attached to general headquarters in the same
capacity.
3. Second Lieutenant Schuyler Hamilton, Is,
Infantry, is also announced TO the army us acting
ald.de-camp Of the ganeral.in.chief.
4. Lieutenant Colonel Edmonston, Louisianu
militia. attached to general headquarters, has
leave Of absence for Two months. At the expi.
ration Of his leave he will consider himself honor