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About the time Gen. Taylor was making prcpa-
ratons to move against Monterey, (says the Knox
vile Tribune,) General Pillow went TO him and
requested from General Taylor authority 10 select
$50 Tennesseeans, with whom he offered to go and
take Monterey himself! Gen. Taylor heard him
with composure, and after he had finished, replied
to him, in substance, as follows 'tGen Pillow,
of the bravery of Tcnnesseeans have no doubt
and that they are as good soldiers as any in the
world, have no question; but by the time you
would reach Monterey you would find your mill
tary education very defective"


Return Of Volunteers Captains Carter
Ford and Sleep, with companies A, B and D.
numbering $50 men, Of the Sd regiment Indi.
ana volunteers, arrived yesterday says the New
Orleans Picayune Of the 22d instant, on the
brig Meta from Brazos Santiago. The Meta
also brought the remains OF Alfred Cook, Jack.
son Waltz, VIM. Terry, Edward Ditrey and
Wilson Houston-all privates Of the same reg.
iment.


The schooner GazelIe also arrived yesterday
from the same place, bringing three more com
panies Of this regiment.