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Missouri VoLuSrEERs.-The arrival of this regiment at
New Orleans from Mexico has been already mentioned The
New Orleans Bulletin speaking Of the services performed by
the brave men composing ii, remarks


They have been in for than year.
and during that time have gone through the and
active duty The march of itself is without parallel in the
annals Of modern, if is in those Of ancient warfare
The entire distance upwards Of 1000 miles, nearly the
whole Of which through unnhabted and uncuvated
country, without depots stores, and depending almost
cusively on their resources


They all mounted men, and has been the duty
that field officer of the regiment told the men, on an
rage had used each three horses and the officers FIVE He
himself had had eight


We learn they will be Immediately mustered out Of SER
vice and paid off It will require a very large
compsh this latter, learn there five hundred
hundred dollars due each for, in addition their pay,
they furnished their horses for WHICH they allowed
forty cents per DAY and forage, besides being paid for all that
die or lost in the service They also entitled
mutation money for outfit clothing and travel home and like
wise for forage nearly all the time, they only sup
piled with the latter by the United States for about three
months.


"The regiment is in excellent health and in few days
will all be their way home, where they viii Of
ceiye cordial welcome"