FROM THE SOUTH.
WAR PR0CE EDIM q s..


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New Orleans and the south.


In the New Orleans papers, we find the
proclamation of Gen. Ampudia, which is
dated April 9th, head quarters, on the road
to Matamoras He distributed that documen,
through the American camp, saying the
American government Is unworthy of a chris
tian name. 1t is directed to English and Irish,
under orders of Ampudia. Gen. Taylor appears
to them as being born in Great Britain--refers to
our antipathies to their birthplace, and to the ef
iorts 70 take Oregon, and calls on them with conf
dence, to come TO the Mexican ranks, and guaran
| ties good treatment, and expenses paid till their
arrival at the beautiful capitol "Germans, Poles,
| French, and individuals of other nations, separate
butte to robbery and usurpation, which civilized
Europe will look upon with the utmost indigna-
ton. Come and array yourselves under the tr-
coored flag, in confidence towards that naticn
| that has got armies to protect you and the Mexi-
can flag equally with English"


large meeting washeld at the Commercial Exchange
Monday evening" May 4th to take measure for raising


Gg y .
Hunt, and others resolution was unanimously adopt
and nnmsrous signed BY those present expressive
Of Gen Taylor The most entire enthusiasm prevailed
during the evening An active rivalry apparent to
fender ofhis country.


THE VoLuNrEERs.-Col T. g. Hunt had already FORM
cd Of his companies Three companies Of volunteers
volunteers for Texas and sent their in for that
purpose About thousand twelve hundred volun-
on the spS
to resolutions addressed to the Governor the 4h
no stated that he was informed by the Brgader
enough Of men, he believed would volunteer to fill up
the call made the State without having
drafting any portion Of them from the militia.


Upwards Of forty journeymen printers have enrolled
themselves volunteers


johnson ofRcially intinatod
to the Louisiana House Of that should the
number Of volunteers not come to the required amount
owhch no fears are entertained would be had
to drafting


On Monday. the 4th inst, tents were pitched in the
Place dArmes and two companies Of Crcoles were in
tive progress Of formation


NAVAL MovEMEsrs.-when the news from the from
tier via New Orleans, reached Pensacola Commodore
Saunders Of the " s. ship st. Marys ordered get
under way Immediately for Brassos st. Iago to render
all assistance in hi: power to the force. at point Isabel
rs' :sn ges %. Sag was
A meeting of Volunteers called at the City Hall
the same eveniDg-Mo6iIe Register.


Lieut. Porter, who met his death on the Rio Grande,
had been but short tme married: His wife is daugh
ter Of Major Benjamin Lloyd Beal formerly Of this city
who is now in command Of the I'd regiment Of dragons
the late station Of Major b. where they had hscn ef
by their husbands but short time ago.


The U. s. troops stationed at Fort Miiin on the Della.
ware, have been ordered to Texas.


California.


MONTEREY, CALIroRNIA, March 6, 1876.
does extend 50 far west a. this country but As in all
your papers you have some information respecting
accept some from this much.takedof country since ths
tween 600 M.sicsns and CALIFORNIA; when .is unortu.
nate horses lost their lives from balls the
try has been without wars. Tho Californians arc pa
iently waiting for the long expected Gen. Ynestro and
ing at Acapulco the last year. Several vessels have been
anchor months in that port ready take on board
generally wanted in Mexican aairs her rich mines not
wthstanding Should Gen. Ynestro arrive hero with as
coined and his welcome may Continue, -1 BY " some
plies otherwise he viii follow Gems victorio Echean
dia Chico Gutierrez and Micheltorena who from
reason other that Mexico inquired into have
invariably found their way back San BIAS or Mazatlan
sent them to Monterey During the command Of Gen
Mcheltorena he did ail he was capable Of 10 concate
she sma I 70 their
we not one-are we not all Mexicans r. he would oh.
serve; but would not do His lady and those Of his Of
ciey Of the country their presence not being very
Sspane and before the battle Of them had quit Ca
pleasantly .sted in hi. department. Se he general Or
nian gri-snd he viii 6nd hundred. pretty one.hs
must become head and heart Californian he had bet
his transatlantic grandsons may emgrate the land Of
promise, and find home here; but not always can
mexican 90 10. In fact California q trouble,
pcnse and eyesorc the mother country and Il the
loss Of Texas has OF her pride sufficiently she will
sell as soon as possible. General Mcheltorena and
other generals who have commanded here have spoken
Of as the only remedy for peace and quietness Not
real from the Custom House in Monterey ever reaches
aoas. f would
paid nor could the sell it for song. There
one case where an ocer ordered to Monterey from
forna for thousand dollars being his back pay
some time, year or more He offered it in Monterey
0nAy ynrilN In rriaA
into one Of The best fsms. in csorna and soon .sr
collected tho whole Of past and present pay and
the draft in full and now is much esteemed citizen Of


From San Diego to Bodega the country fast filling
up. Mills are building, new inventions imported


10 ;Gs fey ns
brigs Mexico has no ports the Pacific that vie
with those Of California in natural advantages her only
has now large popuation-many of s citizens bscom-
ing wealthy from their ranehos and vineyards At this
the best grapes in the world Some fifteen or twenty
carriages and gigs can be psseo at time With
all its natural advantages the country could be still fur
ther advanced II Mexico would send hher but 200 good
soldiers not vagabonds place them under the command
Of the natives: and without fail send them 500 year.
This method would soon create amcablc feelings to.
wards the supreme Government and nothing else will
| STATEMENT OF THE SHIPPING, FoRrror AND CoAsrwnE
:, WHICH ENTERED MONTEREY IN THE YrAR ls45.
n. No. .S.:. Natis.. Grey. Tonnske.
| l8. Mexican .......... .206. !. 1870
| 4. English. ........ 6s. ........ 966
.. French '''.'.'.'.'. 10 .'.....' ysS ysS
49,. Hawanian ........... -. ...... 34s
s. ss, ,aS7o


The number Of the crews and the amount Of tonnage in
the above are exclusive of vessels Of war; OF the So
sells enumerated werc vessels Of war; were whale
VESSELS may bs Classified thus as .hips II SsrEs Srss
| and 10 schooners


Although contrary TO the law. Of Mexico. the Cover
and nls Af fCnltfc A~fr