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batter Of men for service any where or in any
held could not be mustered into the servics-SE Louie
Rep, Asy g.


We have seen letter from Governor Edwards. who
wss then m Washington city, respectable gentle
man IN this city IN which he says that the Prosiden, has
Gaines him for 1900 troops but that the Presid en
has given orders that all of Nat rcquisi.ion who hsv
In the expedition against santa -. This we prssumc
to be in addition to the 1000 mounted men under Col
il would have prevented the march ~ The Is
gion 10 New Orleans Santa Fe 10 the proper point Of
attack from this State and an expedition bthcr should
he promptly made n the war continues small forcs
could occupy and retain Taus and Santa Fe and BODY
OF troops stationed ct FL Passo del Norts would com
mand the upper provnces vigorous campaign in thst
quarter would have most salutary effect in commsn
Ing and restraining the Indian tribes and would tcrm
that event California and Sonora would probably
throw of their allegiance 20 Mexico Of their own &C.
cord % speedy blow st View Mexico should be the


Thomas B. Hudson is said to bc raising company Of
mounted volunteer r. for Sa nta Fe.


II mounted volunteer force to operate against New
Mexico was authorised arc induced to believe that
promptly enrol themselves in that services Louis
Era, Moy 20.


The call Of the department. on this State for youn-
tec will undoubtedly be complied with fully In the
course Oh next week, If correctly informed to
the movements at various points, Tho requisite number
will be enrolled by that time. Il will require time to
say thirty or thirtyhvs days The three regiments viii
% composed Of a,33l Cincinnati has already az
we are informed, thousand volunteers The Cincinnati
Chronicle Of Thursday sums up 900 as foIlows:-


Cincinnati 0reys. numbering 80


Montgomery Guards leo


Washington Cadets m


Morgan Rlcmcn "a


German voiun eer companies 200


Total ooo


Inc herman volunteers Of that city desire TO form ro
gmens % sne own. and is thought they will be able
10 DO So lhe two companies Of this city the Montgo
merry Guards and Cadets are now full and enuipni,o
wr al poss1,e expedition Although the most Of them
discipline, will make them eaicent soldiers the Ger
services to 90 as Artillerymen.


In addition to the above named force. 49, l.o~ A.,
companies, nearly full have been raised st Msns6eM
One company Will probably be at Cleveland and
ono at GAINESVILLE. From various other tcwr. r.s,i;
gence has been received that companies viii
be raised, an encouraging commencement havin~ hsay
made. major 0eneI al Hamilton has called ont L;. AN;
son' ss We learn by slip from the Portsmouth, Tribune
,