The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-13
BY this Evenings Southern Mail.
From the N. o. Pcayuns July 8
Later from the Army Of Gen. Taylor.

From the N. o. Picayuns, July g.
Later from the Army Of Gen. Taylor.
The United States steamer Fashion, Captain Ivy, ar
rived yesterday from Brazos Santiago, with about fifty
discharged soldiers and teamsers By this arrival we
have correspondence from Monterey to the Goth ult
and the Matamoras Flag OF the 3oth
From the Flag we learn that Brig Gen Hopping, then
at Maamoras, was to proceed Immediately to Mer to
superntend the formation of camp of instruction for
the troops now on the Rio Grande and to arrive. The
Flag gives the following account OF the troops to so into
camp
The 10th Col Tibbatts's) regiment entire, is at
Camago, and vii! be the first at the camp. Two COM
panies of the 18th Col Echolss) regiment passed up
the river on Mondays one company is in Fort Paroles.
at the Brazos, expected up The other five companies
of this regiment are yet TO arrive The 10th regiment
Col Temples complete is in camp at this place, and will
Illinois troops, understood to be on the way out. The
battalion of Sd Dragons, now here under orders to
remove TO the camp, but their march is delayed in
sequence of the arrival of horses.
In addition TO the troops above mentioned, the follow
ing forces raised and to be raised under the recent call
for volunteers and assigned to General Taylor will
Gen Hoppng's school at Mier as fast as they arrive
One regiment OF infantry from Indiana and one from
Ohio; one battalion Give companes) from New Jersey;
one battalion Give dO.) from Delaware and Maryland
one battalion Give do.) from Alabama; one company of
foot from Florida; four companies OF horse from Illinois,
Arkansas, Ohio, and Alabama; two companies of foot
from Virginia. and one company from North Carolina.
The troops quartered at Matamoras, about l 400 in
number to have been received on the LIST instant
Major Ben McCulloch and his men had been for some
days quarered at Matamoras
The Flag has report communicated by leer-in
OF Sy " no party
all but one killed made prisoners The letter
further said that General Wool was expecting attack
The letter is dated June 10TH Had there been any truth
in its reports, they would have been noticed by
respondent writing ten days later from Monterey
Especial correspondence of the Pic.yunel
MONTEREY, Mexico, June 20, 1917
Nothing ofany note has transpred since my last and
are all in pretty much the same condition now as then ex-
little brighter and look forward to the arrival Of the
majority of those here do understand that Cen Taylor
has been apprsed from headquarters that three of the
assigned his column and that three Of the volunteer
regiments recently called for also TO be assigned him.
gust and ready by September Accounts Of tho
crops the interior very hatterng; the wheat crop
abundant harvest This is very cheering as by the time
movement is made, the corn harvest will be its very
mails. The army will probably be subssied upon fresh
beef the route avoid the necessity of transporting salt
country perfectly eated with the prospect of going
San Luis and coming home by The other route imagine
penetrating into the interior and uniting with Gen. Scott
Mexicans that Urea has levied upon all
inhabitants this region for the support of his forces,
and that he has agents attending to its execution. All hos
who have arms are directed to keep them in good order
to protect their soil Il Is thought by the Mexcans here,
and they could not be made to believe otherwise, that Cen
Luis consequence ali the troops being Sal
lilo immediately after their arrival here and Urea is
said to have expressed his intention of reakng Monterey
as soon as General H. departs, am afraid that he will DO
orders aud promulgated address, and do not
doubt. Why should've not, well as Canalcs'
Payne, part whom arrived with the last train from below,
marched up Saltilo Thursday, and apparently with
pretty full ranks part of the Massachusetts regiment
at Cerravo and the Camago and expected
up There have been great many discharges in the Vir
GINA regiment.