Head Quarters, Galveston Volunteer Battalion, Both April, lS4e.

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 The commissioned and non-commissioned officers of the companies composing the Galveston Volunteer Batallion, are reques- ted 10 meet for consultation at ten o'clock ihis morning, at the Galveston Artillery Ar mory, at Mir Crawford's store The coun- try needs eur services! no time should be lost in immediately organizing the several corps of this balallion. The commandant of tine battalion has the lulles, confidence in the patriotism and zeal of the citizen soldiers of Galveston! He is sure they will not fal- ter nor hesitate in thls emergency!

 They have always desired an opportunity oi showing their prowess to their Mexican enemies! That opportunity has now arrived lt IS expected the young men of Galveston will immediately rally as volunteers, nor wait for their services 10 be required by draft. :, 4 rendezvous will be immediately opened for Volunteers 10 increase the ranks of each oi the volunteer corps of the city, and also to organize an additional company of infantry or nflemen. 4 prompt attendance of the officers is expected al the time and place ap- pointed.

 By order of c. c. BRYANT, Maj Comdg. Galveston Volunteer Ba,allion

 If l50 or 200 men with the proper officers can be Falsed by tomorrow morning, at o. clock, they will be supplied with arms and accoutrements, and will take passage on board the steamer Monmouth, now bound for Point Isabel

 N. KINGSBURY. Lieut.. U. s. A.