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trans shipment at Mobile or New Orleans Point Isabel
Brasos Santiago Texas where like the troops order
ed to San Antonio de Bexar. the whole will come under
the orders Of the general officer in the chief command Of
the United States land forces operating against Mexico
The chiefs of the general staff Of the army at this
himself through his subordinates with supplying the
said volunteers (horss and oo the necessary arms
courcments ammunition knapsacks, havresacks, can
teens uor water) camp e1uipage, subsistence, med.
cincs hospital and Of transportation by land
and water according to routes and destination, and
cordng to law and regulations


By command Of Major General Scott,


r. JONES, Adjutant General


THE UNION.


Companies H. and +. 4h regiment United States Artl-
ery containing hundred and eighty men, sailed 9th
inst from Fort Monroe, Va in tho bark Catharinc. The
following il list Of the oficers Major John l.. Gar
Isu FSsp ns sG5 @
Company F-cspt VIM. P Bainbridgs, Second Lieut.
w. Rains, Brevet Second Lieut. FL Porter.


We learn from the Austin Democrat that General Tay
lor through Col Hansy has made additional rsquis
ton Gov. Henderson, for seven mounted companies
five ofthesc companies to be stationed at Bexar
at Austin and one at or Now Braunfols. We sup
pose that these companies intended TO occupy the
posts that have bssn will be vacated by the
gers under Col Hays. and the dragons under the
mand Of Col Harnsy These rangers and dragoons are
probably now on their march to the Rio Grands We do
not apprshend that thers will be any difficulty in raising
these compenss os the German and French emigrans
those sections will probably l the rolls Of the companies





fortunate event. that these emgrants thus furnished
with opportunity Of engaging in the service of the ge
services and at tho same time protect the now settle
mens that their counrymen forming the frontier
We learn that three full companies OF German emf
grants organized at Indian Point and ready for
vice eight or ten days ago.


Colonel Jack Hayes has agreed, says the Redionder
to accompany the Germans to the Perdnaus valley and
ments. The Camanches say that they wish to be at
peace with the Americans but have desire to be with
brought among u.s. that long boards. smoke long
pipes, aud look down at the ground, they don't know
what to make Of them.


The Greens. Captain Jackson. mustered yestcr.
day % officers and men. as required by Governor
ID "a y wSo
had moved from this city to Charleston about six months
since, learning that the Greens "ould be accepted
sold out his shop in Charleston and boarding out his fa
my, joined the Greens, to which he had previously
been attached member Savannah Georgian, June g.


OHIO.


CINCINNATI June a. 1916 Our CITY il remarkably bar
Of incident Gen. Wool Is hourly expected here
take command Of the troops from the Western States
Col Croghan, was here yesterday and left for ST. Louis
From the seat Of have nothing later than the
lsh ult but every body is the qai for the
hae) but in their Offices, to be ready in moment, to
rush out' extra The Ohio Volunteers getting
aj men from ali parts Of the State and get them ready
for service i the authorities had accepted all the vol
uteers from this part Of the state ranks would have
beon long since filed. As it is, however, more than
enough have volunteered but takes time to get them
mustered into and accepted BY the governor &c


CONNECTICUT.


We arc informed that the Hitchcockve Guards held a
meeting at that place, Monday evening. and voun.
consists of thrtytwo members. Several others of the
same village also rendered their services


Naval Preparations.


We suhoin copy Of the Instructions Of Com modore
Conner to the commanders Of vessels in the home squad
ron showing the principles to be observed in the block
sde OF the Mex.ca1 ports Inc port, already under


No neutral vessel proceeding towards the entrance
Of the bockaded port shall be captured detained. if
she shall not previously have received from Of the
blockading squadron, special notification OF the exist.
Of the blockade. This notification shall be. more
inserted in writing the muster roll of the
ral vessel by the cruiser which meets herr and il shah
contain the together with statements Of
the day. and the latitude in which it was made.


Neutral vessels which may be already in the port
before the blockade of it, shall have full liberty to de-
that upon which the blockade is established.
g. The ports of Vera Cruz and Tampico will remain
entirely free for the entrance and departure Of neutral
Mexican boats engaged exclusively in fishing on any
part of the coast win be allowed pursue their labors
unmolested


In its present Political condition. the flag Of Yucatan
Commanding Home Squadron,
United States Ship Cumberland,
of Brazos Santiago,
May H. le46.
II is reported and believed at Washington that Com
Conner has orders after rctting his squadron, which
to be joined by the Pennsy lvana and two other neof
battle ships, at Pensacola to attack the castle Of San
II is also rumored but not believed that Com. Warning
ton is to command the expedition


The Expedition to New Mexico.