HEAD QUARTERS, BRIGADE ALA. VOLUNTEERS,

 Mobile 10th, June, lt4

ORDER No. 2.
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ORDER No.2.

 l. A communication from the War Depart ment, post-marked 2d June, has been recevied by his Exec ency the Governor of the State, of which the following is an extract:

 WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, June l846. Sir-Gen. Taylor has been instructed to or gam ize out of the three and six months volunteers which may have been sent from your State, snch ss may be wi;ng to engage under the act of ihe 18th ullimo, to serve for twelve months. unless sooner discharged ; and to dispense with and send home such as unwilling to change their term of service.

 H. In order to avoid ;he great expense to which the Government will be subjected, as well as the great injustice and inconvenience 10 the volunteers themselves in being discharged at Pont Isabel-Hs Excelency, he Governor and Commander in Chief, directs that the embarkation of troops be suspended until the returnof the Staff Officer who has been dispatched to Maj. Gen. Gaines, for his 6nal instruction, and to prevent any misunderstood. ing the Quarter Master is hereby directed to with. hold the transports until the return of that officer III. Col. J. M. Withers and Major G. Bryan will remain in their present positions with their commands, and continue the course of instruction and camp duty until further orders.

 WALTER SMITH, Brig. Gen.