The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-16

would place In IT. true point Of view every scon and
deed and that the captain who had b.sn "isvrted
compelled to she'd OF blood But Why recall such
mournu events in regard those who the occasion
Of our sent MISFORTUNE II remains for me ony 70
tell that misfortune hes prevented me from being
your side In the battles and that opportunity has OF
cred to share 10 your battles, whioh perhaps might In
have sllevisted am this day stimulated
by my honor and called By my duty, to place my
self 1t the head of the army, degraced and almost
INFLATED perhaps through want Of skill 10 i,s chief
word to younot as general not a. chief but a. an in
jured solder-an outraged Mexican My only desire Ia
the rights Of war and even OF the most sacred nsttu
lions"
Thousand valiant eft who will not remain passive
during the occupation Of the republic 60 THIS looks
very well ON paper but We apprehend will amount to no
defeats Santa Anna who drovo Bustamente from power
seven years SINCE and to whom he sudes In the extract
above given
letter from Atxco states that the citizens there-s
meeting Of the Council and others having been held to
the order Gen Scott in regard the Of the
public rents In addition to those required for the sup
port Of their own govern communication had
been sent to Governor Childs at Pueba to make this
representation to him.-Merico (Sfar), Jan IA.
CIRCUS COMPANY.
Messrs. Kelly Hsmlin, with their company leave the
that port th.y viii embark for South America where
they Intend to make professional rico (Std
Jan. Ia.
FROM NEW NfXICO.
We have received the Santa Fe Republican Of the 18th
December IL publishes first the proceedings Of the
legislature of New Mexico the message of Governor Do
naciano VIGIL and the organization Of the Senate aud
of the House Of Representatives The Governor makes
ausion to the relations between the United states
and New Mexico HIS merely expresses his regret that
(he cannot congratulate them upon the cessation Of
hostities between the United States and Mexico The
restoration of peace is much to be desired BY u.s. as 1t
will certainly exercise important influence upon our
prosperity and happiness. " Union
MILITARY MOVEMENTS
The United States steamship Virginia, Capt Tucker
leaves this morning for Vera Cruz loaded with govern
ment stores She takes the following passengers
Msjor Robert Allen, Horstio G Finch, NJ. D. Huson,
John g Park, John l. Denning, Thomas j. Echos, and
Mr. seawright. The brig Chinchii, Capt. Patterson,
also leaves Vera Crux TO-DAY with government
and the brig Jennett Capt Thompson, for Tampico.-
N. o. Piccyune, Feb. 9Th.
arrived yesterday, brought down company b. Sd artl
lery commanded by Captain VIM H Shower, and
Lisuts. E. q Beckwith and D. Reeves. The COM
psny is seventy strong and fully equipped for service
horses belonging to the battery.-N. 0. Ptcoyune,
FEB g.
Fifty boys are wanted for the United States army,
for musicians They must be between ID and l6 years
win b. rqured to enlist for years. and will be kept
school at Governors Island for the purpose of learning
music md the ordinary branches OF English educa
tion until they sufficiently old to be attached to
city, shoua eu,brsce the opportunity Of having their
boys well brought up and educated For further par
ticu:srs, enquire at office Of Capt NJ Knowton, No.
lis Cedar street, New York,
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The U. 8. steamer General Butler Captain Wright,
and the u s. schooner Banch E. Sayre, Capt Thomson
left yesterday the Brazos with government
N Picayune, FEB, 8.