RETURN OF TROOPS.
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On the 4h and 5h instant eight mpanes Of the FRS
Mississippi Regiment of Volunteers command Of Col Jrr
FERsoS DAVIS, arrived New Orleans their return from
the Of They be honored with public re-
cepon and magnificent entertainment by the citizens of New
Oresns-the address the be delivered by the
| Hon. 5. s. PRESTIss


Four five companies of the Second Kentucky Regimen,
reached New Orleans about the time The Picayune
says that in nvdious spirit that the Msssppans
selected for public demonstration they being their i'm
mediate neghbors and friends Il calls the Keniuksns the
Orphan Regiment" and thinks that, they bring from the
field Buena Vista banner and the dead bodies OF
their colonel and lieutenant colonel and arrive there -
neral coege they should have reception different that
of fortunate regiments The Mississippians, adds
the Pcayune, bring home then colonel and Lieutenant
coose manned and pierced with honorable wounds D
and McCLuSG yet live cheer their hearts and
with them the reward of daring and brilliant McKEr
and CLAr all The brave and patriotic men
whooowed them the field have gathered together the earth
and dross which only remain Of these chvaous Spirits and
these they bear mounfuy the homes Of their fathers
was whilst the loss of such that Gen. TAr
exclaimed he felt exultation victory The survi-
Of that fearful field will join in tribute those who
died 10 gain it, but who have no reward amongst men,


The Pcayune received last night that the arrange
mens for the reception Of the Mississippi Volunteers have
been modified embrace in the compliment the other





of New Orleans to include them in their welcome. BY
this MEANS all the States represented the batte-feld of
Mexico will be represented the festive OCCASION detached
portions daily arriving.


THE GEORGIA REGIMEST.-Col. III. X. JACKSON, of the
Georgia regiment has reached his home Savannah after
years faithful service in Mexico Of the $40 with which
he crossed the Chaahoochee only about $50 mustered
regularly OF service New Orleans the others having
either died been dismissed from the service OF
sickness or other The Georgia regiment (but
owing fault Of thers) had opportunity of being
engaged in battle during their term of service.
THE PEsrLEScE IN, CASApA.-Dr. Douglas, health Off
below Quebec, to Mr. Buchanan for the nforma-
ton of the Mayor Of that city, dated Crosse % June s. as
follows


But of the four five thousand that LETT this since
Sunday at least thousand will tall sick somewhere before
three weeks They ought TO have accommodation
for thousand Sick at least in Montreal ana ueoec as All
the Cork and Liverpool are bait dead from starya
ton AM, want before embkpg; aud the least bowel
pant which ia sure with change OF tood finishing
then, without struggle. never people so indifferent
life They would the same berth with dead
son until the captain dragged out the corpse with
boathoCks -, .u, 49,, . -,
o,;ob, Hot weather will increase the evil.


Now give the authorities Of Quebec and Monres Gir
warning from Public safety requires it."


| The Montreal Herald of Saturday remarks
cdr Douglass apprehensons already fulfilled here.
marine hospital is filling up ast236 patients IN this
morning. and there only Sheds are being
erected the vacant ground adjoining that building Several
deaths have occurred in the hospital,