New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-08
Ep0M NEW-MEYICO.


ganization Of toe Mahug Of the Territory, Gov. Con
molly Las made the folio singappointments OF officers
For tn. first Divihon-fabeo Oslesos MAJOR General
possd Of M, Counties Macs and Mora Diego Ach1lsta
BTigadier General for Second Bssae composed OF the
sns5nS biT.on~O P Hovsy Major General, Eeholi,
Pho BriEsdierGsue for the First Brlgtde County e.
Santa Teodoso .ca BrssaisTOeneisl tor the Second
Brigade County Of San Miguel
The eoer q tie Third Digi.On wiz be announced nSIi
week.
PRocLAMATIoS by THE GoyERSoR.
Whereas this Territory is now invaded by an
armed force from the State Of Texas which has taken
possession Of two forts within the limits Of the Ter
ritory has seized and appropriated 10 its own use
Other property al the General Government and has
established military rule over the part already in-
yadcd; and
Wtsreas, there s every reason TO believe II is the
intention Of the said force 10 pursue s aggreeslons
further and establish the military rule over the
balance Of the Territory and subject lie to the do
mnion and laws of the Government OF Texas
Ind soAer,as, by section - Of an act Of the Legs-
latiye Assembly approved January 6, 1852 It rs pro-
vided thai in Of an insurrccuon, re6elloh or
invasion the Governor shall have power to organize
and call out the militia for the service In such nun.
bers snd from such districts as be may think proper
Now therefore J. Henry CONNOLLY, Governor OF
the Territory Of New-Me1ico, by the authority In
me vested DO hereby issue this my proclamation Or
denDg the immediate organization o. lne inin. ia
force Ia the different counties in this Territory and
calling upon all officers, civil and military, 10 BEGIN
at once this organization. To effect this object, the
field officers provided for by the sad militia Law VII,
be Immediately appointed. The Adjntant General
Of the militia Of the Territory Is hereby ordered 70
carry this proclamation into Immediate effect.
Citizens Of New-Mexico, your Territory has been
invaded the integrity Of your soil has been attacked
the property Of peaceful and industrious citizens has
been DESTROYED or converted 10 the OF the invad
ers, and the enemy is already at your doors. You
cannot, you must not, hesitate 10 take up arms in
defense Of your homes, fresides, and families. Your
manhood calls upon you TO be on the alert and to bS
yigilant in the protection OF tho SOIL oil your
birth, where repose the sacred remains Oh y9nr
ancestors, and which was left by them as rich
heritage 10 you, If you have the vaoT to defend
il. / feel that appeal not in vain TO those
who love the land OF their fathersa hand mat haa
been the scene OF heroic acts, and deeds OF noole
daring in wars no more patriotic than that i0r when
preparations are now being made As your ancestors
met the emergencies which presented themselves In
retaining your country from the dominion oil the
savage and in preparing 1t for The abode OF chrlslahi
W and civilization, 30 must you no" provo your
selves equal to the occasion, ana nerve your ans ioi
the approaching conflict.
| He whose heart beats with patriotic impulse ~
}, times Of DANGER deserves not pdtTid, and ehOuio
be treated as an enemy 10 bis country vi lhere,
trust there are few, If any, among u.s. bat he tna'
now falters when every energy that exists IN The
patriotic heart should be brought Into requstion FOL
! he purpose of repelling an invading foe WIN IL
future be pointed ut with dersion as an Arnold or "
Lynde. o......,.. a,
| ~" ~ tba Covernor. HESRY CoSHoLLY.
NJ A. OTKRo, Secretary Of New Mexico.
REGULARS TO BE RETAISED.-Col. Candy ma
been notified officially that the regular troops IN I'M
Territory will be retained here The people WIZ %
pleased 10 learn this IL will reassure all and giy'
the best possible evidence OF the Intention OF to'
Government to help them out Of their present
| troubles. -. /,
Col. Candy viii now be at liberty to 90 what n ..
has been desrous of doing all the tine' ot mas pee
prevented from doing because cireumscrioea ~ oI
ders from headquarters requiring tne inoveraen.
bis command TO the States-that u. TO make sue
disposition Of his forces as will in lbs Judgment zen
der them most efficient in the defynse OF the lesi
tory. Had the order for the reAoya OF the resu,sl
been countcnnanded two months ago very a'he'