military and Naval Movements.
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mock. Company A., Capt Porter; A. B. Double
day lst Lieutenant. Company B., Capt. McGrouder;
Seth Williams lst Lieutenant Card I'd do. Com
pany D., w. II. Fowler lst Lieutenant; w. 5.
Smith I'd do. Company h., E. S. Sbley Comman-
dant; John 5. Hathaway LIST Lieut.; 5 X. Dawson "a
do. Second Regimen Artiilery-Company G., Capt
Mckenzie; Daniels LIST Lieutenant w. Hays, lwho
had brother massacred at Alamo,) I'd do. Com
pany l., Capt. Loud Elsey LIST Lieutenant Lansing
ID do Company X, Capt. Smith; Luther LIST Lieut.;
Cloud "a DO; Two companies iromlF ortress Mon
roe arrived last evening. In all making force OF
rising 600 rank and file


lFrom the New Orleans Picayune, Aug 2il


Major Gen. L. Lewis of the First Division OF Louis
ers responding to the order Of Gov. Mouton. and call
ing upon the officers OF his division carry into effect
the demand Of the Governor for the raising Of reg
ments OF Infantry and two Of Rihemen. Cen Lewis
lies with confidence on the zeal and patriotism of our
citizen soldiers to meet promptly the requson with


Capt Forno marched his company of Artillery-nine
tyodd strong-to the barracks yesterday morning from
which place they will embark this evening the steam


Major Gay's men, too were busy yesterday in pre-.
pairing move and will be all ready to-day, with shot,
cartridges and feld.peces, for Texas.


We hear that Col Dakin is getting on finely in filling
up his companies of Raemen. II needed, they will
prove most effective, and give good account OF them
selves.


We have heard it said that the captain of the ship
Queen Victoria just returned from Aransas Bay gives
his opinion from what he while there that there
is need-and urgent need, too-of reinlorcements to
Gen. Taylor's command 1t is said that the people, or
many of them at least about Corpus Christi (many Of
whom Me ycans) in the confidence If not in the
pay of the Mexican nation and that they have sent in
elligence of Gen. Taylor's arrival position Sc. to Meta
AN Sa ns Or . s
ready for whatever may turn up. How humiliating
would be to learn that for want of confidence in the
hear of the approach of ten thousand Mexican
soldiers our brave little army at Corpus Christi had been
either surprised, routed or cut to pieces


The ship Queen Victoria has again been chartered for
IN is IN Raw
Aransas


HEAD QUARTERS FIRST DIVISION L. MI


New Orleans, 10Th Aug, lS45.


GENERAL ORDERS No. q


l. Upon the requisition of Major General Gaines COM
obedience to orders No. H. issued from the head quar-
ters OF the Commander in Chief two regiments of Infant
ry and two regiments of Raemen will forthwith be
ganised and equipped for active service in Texas


The officers OF the First Division will forthwith take
the necessary to call into service such volun
teers as may offer to engage and organise them into
C companies, battalions and regiments.


B. As soon as organised the commanding officer in each
Brigade Regiment will report to the Inspector Of the
Division.


In communicating this call to the officers and soldiers
of the First Division the Major General commanding
lies with confidence on the zeal and patriotism Of its cit
izen soldiers to meet promptly the rcquison by volun
tary engagements, without the resort to draft.


By order of J. L. LEWIS,


J.. +. FoRsrALL,


Inspector of First Division L. NJ


From Norfolk Herald, Aug. %


The Battalion of Artillery ordered from Fort Monroe
to join army in Texas, consists Of companies G E
and D.-25O rank and file The officers :


Brevet Major, John Monroe Brevet Major, VIM w.
Morris Captain, j. B. Scott Assistant Surgeon, D.
Wells First Leutenans, II. Smead f. Deas, j. G. Penn.
berton, Z. Bradford; Second Lieutenants NJ Lowell F.
Whiting, J. Gill j. p Johnstone, J. r. Rey nolds. All
the officers attached to the Battalion absent de-
tached service ordered to join their companies here
The Bachelor and Phenx the vessels chartered to take
the troops Texas will probably sail Friday Full
parks ofarery will be carried out with the Battalion
No onpdor hat cd he
day, changing the destination of the frgae Congress
from the Pacific to the Gulf Of Mexico The Congress
is relieve the Potomac in leaky condition at Pen
sacoa This latter ship has been ordered to Norfolk and
her is to be transferred to the frigate Columbia.
Captain Stockton to proceed to the Gulf of Mexico
soon as the Congress is manned.


The following officers have been ordered to this ship:
C ommander, Samuel f. Du Pont Lieuts John w. Liv
ngston, j. +. Schenck, r. L. Tilghman, w S. Drayton,
II. Ed, w. Gwathmey; Master v. II. Morgan Surgeon,
samuel Moseley; Passed Assistant Surgeon, John S.
Whittle; Assistant Surgeon Charles EveTsfeld


A de achment of 80 marines. under charge of Lieut.
Kinsing foi the u igate Congress- arrived here from
Baltimore on Sunday last in the steamer Georgia.
she was nearly out OF water provisions, sc. Having
taken board fresh supply, she put to again in
few hours for her destination, the coast of Texas


The u ship Jamestown was at Madeira July 9TH, all
well.


The United States schr onkay-hye Lieutenant Com
Sinclair, received orders yesterday to sail Immediately
for Texas


From St Louis Era, Aug. all


We understand that a considerable number of respcc-





gage an immediate expedition against Santa Fe pro.
vidcd they shall be called to do by the proper
thority There in this CITY, and in other places in


this State many respectable citizens who derous OF
leading participating in such campaign officers,
aud many others willing to fill the ranks soldiers.
We understand that preliminary informal arrangements
have been made to organize voluntary militia regi
ment at this place. consist of from 500 to 800 men, and
to he raised with view to march CT in very short time
and engage in active campaign to submit TO strict
military discipline, and to enter the service, to
leave the frontier in October and strike blow a Santa
Fe early in Deceu ber. 1t is said that Major Bogy and
considerable number of the officers and prvaes in the
militia regiment are willing to engage in the measure,
and that other persons in other Companies would also
cheeriuly join regiment to be thus raised, and
that ntimatons have been received from other places
the State of willingness to cooperate in the Campaign
The regiment would be raised with the understanding
that intended FOR immediate actual hard service and
that person should join who is not prepared to submit
to the hardshps and the rigid discipline Of regular
army. II would require bold hardy active men, who do
not fear fatigue exposure, or danger II Is supposed
that regiment Of such men starting from this place
with such additional forces as may be obtained ABOUT
and the other mountain establishments, could
take Santa Fe. They should be ready to march from
frontier by the middle Of October and in month
they might be in the vicinity of the Mexicans If Mr..
Polk will give the proper authority to the proper menre
gatdless OF avortsma blow may be struck speedI
~ that will count well in the There are a number
of western men who would conduct such ex pedon
even more effectively than the regular army