Military Movements. — We learn from a Pensacola correspondent that companies A, E. and K, of the 7^th Regiment of Infantry, left that harbor Sunday evening, the 24^th inst., in the steamer Creole for Aransas Bay, Texas.  Maj. Brown, commanding the 7^th Regiment of Infantry, accompanied them.  The officers belonging to the command are brevet Major G. J. Rains; Captains D. S. Miles, D. P. Whiting; 1^st Lieutenants A. Montgomery, J. R. Scott; 2d Lieutenants Hayman, Earl Vandorn; brev. 2d Lieutenants F. Gardner, J. M. henry. – Company D, Captain R. H. Ross, will join the Regiment in Texas, as soon as it is relieved by company F, 1^st Artillery, now on its way to Pensacola.

 

The Herald, at St. Augustine, publishes the following information in relation to the removal of U. S. troops from that State:

 

The 8^th Regiment, stationed at this post, Fort Brooke, (Tampa Bay,) and Key west, have received orders to proceed to Aransas Bay, Texas.  Companies A, Gwynn’s; E, McKavitt’s; G, Worth’s; and I, Hill’s, are already embarked for their destination.

 

Gen. Worth proceeds across the country to Tampa, at which point the regiment is to rendezvous, and embark in transports ordered from the North.  The officers who embark at this post are, Capts. Worth, McKavitt, and Hill; Lieuts. Gates, Smith, Lee, Sheppard, Jordan, Longstreet and Wood.

 

The Richmond, Va., Enquirer of the 20^th inst., mentions that the barque Bachelor, Capt. Horton, lying in that port, has been chartered by the United States Government to take troops to Texas.  She was to leave in the course of a few days for Old Point Comfort, where the troops were to embark, and ammunition and stores to be taken on board.

 

The Pensacola Gazette states that the following named officers of the staff have been directed to report to Gen. Taylor in Texas:

Capt. Geo. D. Ramsey, Ordnance Department

Capt. T. J. Crain, Topographical Engineers

Capt. J. Sanders, Corps of Engineers