Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-01

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death would give general satisfaction
throughout the Mexican republic; & tn
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vo to rise into power in Mexico.
From the Mobile Mercantile Adv. May 10.
| LATER FROM FLORIDA.
By an arrival from Tampa Bay G
several Of the volunteer troops iron
this State last night, we learn that a Sc
rious battle was fought about l2 mile
from Fort Brooke on the eth ofApril
with the Indians. The engagement
wasbetween the regiment Of volunteer
from Tuscaloosa, principally under thu
command of Col. T. B. Childers of Tus
caloosa, and as near as could be judged
about four hundred Indians.
We have not learned all the particu.
lars--only that the Indians were rout.
ed with about two hundred killed and
wounded, and three killed and twenty.
four wounded on our side. The Indi.
ans attacked the regiment while under
march, and by surprisc.--We shall
learn the details by the first arrivals,
which will be TOMORROW, or next day
at farthcst, ifnot sooner.
Since the above was written, we have
been favored with the following Off
cial statement:
Arrived at this port last evening the
sloops Eagle and Magella, from Tampa
Bay, from which port they sailed on
the evening Of the 5th with the Fay
cite and Pickens companies of volun-
teers. DR.. C. L. Strother, Assistant
Surgeon, informs us that's general bat
tie took place on the eth ult., at Clon-
otosasa Creek, near camp Chelton, be-
tween the army composed of the Alaba-
ma volunteers and two companies of
regulars, and a large body Of Indians,
in which the latter were totally defeat
ed and driven from the field.
General rep0rt of the dead, killed and
wounded Of the regiments of Alaba-
ma volunteers, up 7to the 18th May.
Died Of disease.
Captain Bonham's company
Underwood, 18th March. 81
Captain Blount's company-A. c.
King, March II.
Captain Waters company-John
Stokes, March Is.
Captain Motifs William
March 81.
Killed and aCOunded.
Capt Dents company-John NJ. Mp
kenzie, badly wounded, Occidental
March go.
Captain Caper's company-E. H.
killed, and John Clements bad
y wounded, March &c.
Captain Campbell's company-R. ].
Ninslow, killed, March 27; Charles
lewis and John Blackstock, badly
March 81.
Captain Waters company-A. b.
Tiled, March 2s.
Captain Caper's company-Duncan
Moore, wounded badly, April Is.
Captain Campbell's company-Jas.
3rcnham, killed, April Is.
8nftIe Of Clonoto Lassa, eth .apyil.
Capt, Dents company-Mims Jcmi-
on, Quarter Master Department, kill
d; Samuel N. Archibald, slightly woun-
ed; Henry Webb, do.
Capt Caper's company-Beniamin
'arker, slightly wounded; Joshua Nc
ntyre, do.
Capt. Martins company-James c.
|ott's slightly wounded; Felix G. Dod-
On, do; James w. Dodson, do.
Capt neutrality-suspicious. Nor
an, slightly wounded; H. Raiford do: !
'. Randall, badly wounded. L
Capt. Campbell's company-Peter I
eely, killed; VIM. Horr, killed: VIM i
Couch, severely wounded; 81 p. IN
evils, badly; Henry Taylor, do, Lii
range, do; Daniel Prentiss, do: Lake n
mite, do. a e
G Capt Motifs company ]. HsEvans. i,
He'd, e9th April; James Sankere.l "
dly wounded, eth. O.
Capt Waters company-Lieut. R. IA
Mobe, slightly wounded, Ensign Il
Handley, do; J. G. Boyd, do. c.
Capt Bonham's co,npany-James o.
skers, slightly wounded. e,
There has been quite rumDus in Z
Canadian Government. TIL. na,. q:
vernon, Sir, F. B. Head, has patch y :.
up matters % well as he could, but -
i in hot water. OF
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