, 1859-07-01

date of their establishment, and while oc
cupied by not less than one company: De
partment Of Texas-Fort Quitman and
Camp Hudson Department Of Oregon
Fort Bellingham Department of Cahfor
nia-Forts Crook, Terwand and New SAu
Diego.
BG- Major Reynolds battery I'D Artil
lery) will proceed to Fort Vancouver
where it will be stationed with not less
than three other companies of that regi
ment. Sixty serviceable horses, from the
supply in Utah, will be seat with the com
pnny for the DragoouS in the Department
of Oregon.
BB- By direction of the President oI
the United States general court martial
is ordered to convene in the Department
of Oregon, at such time aud place as the
department commander may designate, fol
the trial of First Lieutenant Hugh b
Fleming, ninth infantry.
R@ Lieutenant Welcher, ordinance de.
partment, now on duty at Watervcit Ar
senal, is ordered to report for duty at Van
couvcr, Washington Territory.
BB- The New York Freeman's Journal
Of May 7th, states that Archbishop Blanch'
ct, of Oregon, and the Very Rev. j. B. A
Broullet, V. G., of Nisqually, Washing,
ton Territory, came passengers, ria Pana
ma, in the steamer Northern Light, which
reached New York on Saturday These
gentlemen have important business, relat.
ing to the rights and interest of the Catho
lie Missions in those regions, that may de.
tain them i'm the east for some time
B6r The transit line across Nicaragua
is to be protected by our government,
treaty or no treaty.
pd- The Mormon leaders are deSirous oI
Withdrawing their entire community from
the limits of the United States. Brigham
Young estimates the value of Mormon i'm.
provements and fixed property at thirty
millions. Seven hundred Mormons, from
Europe arrived at New York on the 18th
NAvAL-The new steam frigate Lancas.
ter, the sloops of war SaUaHt and COasteL.
LatiOH, are all fitting for the Pacific squad
ron. An additional naval force is to be
sent to the gulf of Mexico. A large feet
is to be stationed at Vera. Cruz.
BH- Chill has again suffered from revo-
lutionary movements. In two battles the
government troops had achieved brilliant
successes. At last accounts the revolu-
tionists were completely overthrow. In
Peru there had also been a slight revolu-
tion. Guayquil is still blockaded
b9- The republican leaders are much
alarmed at the political effect of their par,
ty in Massachusetts, against naturalized
citizens. By an amendment Of the state
convention, just adopted, naturalized citi-
zens are disabled for two years after natu-
ralization from voting or holding office.
The large body Of German voters in the
northwestern states, who have hitherto
voted with the republicans, will be SO
much disconnected by this movement that
they will abandon black republicanism.
RUMoRED, REINSTATEMENT OF DOUGLAS
The St. Louis Democrat from authority
states that Senator Green, of Missouri, ac-
cOrding to advices from Washington, has
succeeded in reinstatating Judge Douglas
in full communion with the President and
She uattOnal uemoerncy.
D9- A correspondent of the New York
Hearld says that Douglas and Forney have
divided, the former adhering to the demo-
cratic organization, and the lntter advising
an independent movement,
R6- Mr.. Ten Brooks mare Prioress had
won the Queens plate for mares at New
Market, beating second Palastar twenty
lengths
D6~ Free negroes are leaving New Or
leans for Hayti.
Ba- According to q general order just
issued from the adjutant generals Office,
officers of the medical aud pay depart
ments, may, by virtue Of their commissions
command all enlisted men, like other com.
missioned officers. f'