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after to San Bias He about to return TO Monterey
and had embarked board schooner Julia Ann now un
der the Mexican flag when he taken Of the YES
sci Dy au armed force account of that he had
in California whose said to be overthrow Of
the Mexican power in that country. Certificates had
been forwarded from Monterey from the house.
the United States Consul and the agents Of the ship
liorna to the effect that there brought by
the ship, excepting what belonged to her proper
msment. There can be no doubt that Captain Smith
would Dc released on the receipt Of these documents


From Boston Transcript, Sept 26l
company of U. s. troops, from Fish River under the
command of Lieut. H. Grafton arrived in this CITY this
morning. in the steamer Penobscot are TO embark in
the brig Cocheco, from this Port for Galveston direct


From Buffalo Pilot, Sept 25l
Will be seen by the following General Orders that
the head quarters OF the regiment recently at Poinsett
Barracks in this city, have been transferred TO Detroit
Col Riley with such OF the regiment remained here
VIII take their departure the necessary
rangements can be made foi that purpose.


GENERAL ORDERS-No. 49,


ADJuTAST GESERAL's OFFICE,


WAsHINGToN, Sept l3, lS45.
lst The Head Quarters OF the I'd Infantry will be
transferred to Detroit.


ID The Major Of the 4th Artillery is assigned to the
now at Carlisle Barracks, will repair without unneces.
sary delay.


3D. The temporary stations at Buffalo. N ", Fish Ri
and Houlton, Me- having been abandoned the pub
lie property pertaining thereto and the military supplies
OF every description left by the troops will he properly
disposed Of by the Quarter Masters and Ordnance De-
partmen nts, without delay.


The Quarter Masters Department will order officer
Buffalo Barracks to receive and dispose OF the public
property and it will be proper for Col Riley to remain
at the post until his arrival


By command Of Major Gen. Scott


II. JONES' Adjt General