News from the Seat of War.
The only news received from New Orleans, by
the mail yesterday afternoon, was the annexed:-
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the mail yesterday afternoon, was the annexed;--


[From the N. o. Picsyune Aug. 2Ol


The rumor increases, and the excitement grows
still intense The official orders of the Governor
to the Aduiant and Inspector General Of the State call
ing on him TO furnish, forthwith for service in Texas,
from the First Division of the State Militia, two compa-
MES of artillery with field pieces complete; and from tho
Militia of the State. two regiments of rifemen and two
regiments of infantry equipped for in the best
possible manner appeared in the Courier oflast evening


Before the time at which these orders appeared in
print they having been previously communicated to
Gen Lewis and by him to Major Gally and Capt Forno,
these two latter officers had mustered volunteer force
all sufficient to ll up the two artillery companies. Capt.
Fornos command is mustered WRITE at the Armo-
ry of the Washington Regiment


Major Gallys men, we understand, are busy down
to,n, and to prove that he Is "always ready the
and formidable field pieces of the State, under his
troll ranged along ST. Peter street. opposite the Ar
senal.


Companies and of the 7th regiment of Infantry ar.
rived last evening from Baton Rouge on the steamer
Arkansas No s. They under the command of Major
seawel Lieut. N Hopson, Lieut.. +. ~ Page and Lieut..
CAN'T They are en- route for Texas


Besides the Artillery companies under Major Gay and
Capt Forno, six companies (B, G. +. and y Of the
th Infantry about 200 muskets will embark for Texas in
the steamship Alabama tomorrow evening The officers
attached to these companies Captains Hewkns, Lee,
Seawell Moore and Holmes; Lieucnants Britton Hop
son. Humber, Page, CAN'T, and Dana. An officer will
main at Forts Wood Pike and the Barracks below the
city, to take charge the public property The Adiu-
tant Of the 9TH Infantry Lieut. Gatin proceeds with the
Regmenal Head dQuarters in the Alabama expecting to
join the commander OF it in Texas that officer being
with the command Of four companies in Pensacola har-
Dor Surgeon Craig accompanies the six companies,
On Monday morning the 18th Of August, General
der was issued in this city for two companies Of Artillery
each to consist Of ftysr men including officers, TO re-
pair to Texas On Tuesday the following day, at o.
clock A. M. at the Washington Regiment Armory, Ma
ior Cooper, Adjutant General of this Major General
Gaines division mustered into the service of the United
tillery belonging TO the Washington Regment)
sisng Of eghty-iUo men, including officers. IIurra for
Yankee Doodle I!


[From N. Q. Bulletin, Aug 2o1
a.
Mexican Government in ainst tue United States,
I, an important fact tba cannot fail to exercise poii
cal influence on current events II shows at least that
the feeling Of hostility. which is camorous against
this country at the capital does not extend to the remote
departments The province of Yucatan has ever been
distinguished for its liberal notions. II fought against
Santa Anna and resisted the establishment Of Centrasm
successfully. And for time past, its position has
been OF almost entire independence of the General
Government The event is doubt within the recol.
lection Of our readers that during the revolution which
broke out there several ago, Yrcaan formed an
feet, under Commodore Moore, in waging upon
Mexico. The population, told, are superior as
great mass to the rest OF the Mexicans The proportion
OF whites, Of the European Spanish blood, among them
Is greater and education is more extensively diaused
The people Of that province have shown decided capa-
by for seligovernmen but their remoteness has pre-.
vented the exercise Of influence, that il exerted
might yet redeem Mexico Considering the character
and the position Of fncatan, it is not at oil surprising
that the public authorities have refused their sanction to
hostites against the United States. We should rather
expect them to favor than oppose the progress of
ncxaon The same feeling to great extent, doubt
pervaces the liberal and classes throughout
Mexico They are conscious Of the total iucoml leence
OF the Mexican rabblc to govern themselves and la.
mcnting over the certain ruin which turbulence and
anarchy are bringing their country, would gladly
welcome the extension OF American institutions and
Ioce to SEQ tho area Of freedom advancing its boun.
dary south of Tchuantepec.


GENERAL ORDERS


ErrcurIvr OFFICE, August Is, lsi5
To General JoHS $. ARMANr


aJufanf and Inspector General


ghe STATE IF Louisiana:


sR-ln pursuance OF requisition to me from Major.
two companies Of Artillery with field pieces complete
service IN Texas you VIII order Major General Lewis
OF the FIRST DIVISION OF Louisiana Militia, to raise by
two companies complete you win furnish them with
the artillery and equipments required from the Arsenal