RETURN OF VOLUNTEERS. !

FROM THE NEW ORLEANS prcArusr OF MAY a5
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FROM THE NEW ORLEANS PIcAYUSE or 25.


ARRIVALS FROM VERA CRUz AND THE BRAsos Sun
day the brig Harriet with Col Baker and staff companies


and OF the 4th Illinois regiment the brig Importer with
Col Coffee, Lieut. COL Carle, Lieut.. McCann Lieut., A. III
Rpoe, Lieut. Monroe, and SO sick volunteers the Alabama
regiment all conyaescenl; the barque Cora with Col H. r.
jackson with 100 men, rank and fe the Georgia regiment
the schooner Cabot with Lieut. Lacy company A. Tennes
see cavalry, Surgeon Quinn, S. Army, Wm Gronard and
Fhos L. Dickinson, South Carolina volunteers G. p Gar
ner, I'd Illinois volunteers Surgeon Raymond IT, s. Army
in charge of the remains of M. r. Smith, of the South Caro-
lima regiment who died Of congestion of the brain Vera
Cruz on the 2h instant and part of the Tennessee cavalry
all arrived from Vera Cruz.


The schooner Heroine from Brasos Santiago 9TH instant
arrived yesterday The Heroine brought $50 men, rank and


file of the ls Kentucky regiment under command OF Lieut.
Smith also the remains of Dr. Brown of Mississippi who
fell at Buena Vista.


Yesterday the ship Suviah arrived from Vera Cruz having
sailed on the 18th instant She brought Lieut. COL
d. Allison, with three companies Tennessee cavalry $50 rank
and file.


The brig Shamrock arrived from the port having sail
ed the same day. She brought Lieut. Col Moore com
mandng companies b. G, and of the Illinois volunteers
lac rank and file.


The schooner Eleanor Stevens also arrived yesterday from
Vera Cruz and brought companies d. F. and of the
Georgia volunteers in number all under the command OF
Capt. Davis