The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-12

liquors Az far up this place. all legitimate freight
be brought without order, but before sending it
to that effect from the commander at this post The OBJ
ject in thus making incumbent persons In order to
proceed higher up with goods to obtain the consent of
the commander quarermaser here to prevent in.
dviduals from following the army and hanging around
the military posts, who have no specific business"
The conduct of General Lamar, in the battle of Mon
terey marked by his usual chivalry and eager i'm
petuosty. Mounted on large white horse, he wasea-
silly distinguished throughout the engagement. Weare
pulation the Mexicans spoke Of Gen Lamar. (who ap
pears to be we'll known to them in terms Of extrava-
ed that they him in almost every street Of the
city where the battle ragged most as in the
ball which they imagined he could only escape by the
interposition, in his behalf Of supernatural aid
The troops of Monterey are distributed at present
through the city and in the forts The bishops palace
is ocospied by Companies Of the 4th artillery Two or
three companies Of tn ID Artillery occupy the citadel
10 Of the Ts ID M se 10 .ns
the under Gen Butler are encamped at the Walnut
Springs three miles in front Of the city The stars and
stripes waving from several different points. Yam
kee Doodle and Hail Columbia are heard, and dress pa
rades witnessed every evening in the greet
square. The inhabitants are coming back to their
homes and Senoras and Senoras find ng the invaders
the savsges they had been represented in
public places
Captain Thornton arrived at New Orleans on the
instant, from Washington to assume his ;om.
mand in the United States ID Dragons stationed at Mon
terey.
[From the New Orleans Jeffersonian, Nov. D.
We learn from Colonel Davis, of the Missssippi'vo-
lunteers who has returned short leave OF absence
left all quiet at Monterey. The army were suffering
somewhat for the want Of camp equipage Major Ora
ham, bearer of dispatches for General Taylor had not
arrived when Colonel Davis left.
It was understood at Monterey that Ampudia did not
stop at saltio after he left Monterey but that he
ceeded direct for San Luis Potos where he would pro-
badly halt.
Mr. Mclean, bearer of dispatches to General Taylor
fol-. the Brazos sin in the steam propeller Edith
The steamer w. A. Mercer reported sunk, some dis
Loss IN Col WoeD's REGIMENT AT MONTERREY CON.
ciaD Killed George Short Thomas Gregory. Wound
ed-Thomas Gregory, Baker Barton, Charles g. Daven'
The Victoria y4doocate of the 22nd says IAN express
arrived at this place Saturday night last from General
ments Of cavalry Matamoras instead of Csmsrgo. The
former had left previous to this ordin but the latter
ly Matamoras This express Instructed the Colones
to proceed with much speed as possible SO as not to
Lieut. owen Francis, Of the Ohio volunteers, died at
Mstamoras on the 18th ult. Cause not stated
LIST OF KILLED, WOUNDED &C., OF THE MISSISSIPPI
Killed.. NJ Twiner Silas Meecham, Samuel Potts, Jos
P. Tenille Daniel D.. Dubois Joseph Hearton, Joseph
Downing, W. H. Grisham, John M. Tyree-9.
wounded MORALLY w Chance, died September
25th; G. W. Ramsey, September 23d; A. Burnham
septembe oath; Frederick Mather and Plat snedicor
Dangerously-Lieut. Col. A. McClung, VIM. II. Miller
H. Jacl yon died October ID; Alpheus Cobb died Sep
w league Frs A. WOLF swm. H. Bell, E. B. Lewis,
Charles Martin-l3.
E. T. Howard, George Wills. W. Huffman, o.W Jones,
W; H. Fleming, Capt R. N DOWNING Warren White
Robert Bowen Cotton wsms Ho
lngsworth, WIN. Orr D. Love, J. H. Lspgford, Jacob
Fredencks John Coleman, B. Roberts, Jas L. Thomp.
Very slightIy-G H. Jones, Lieut. H. F. Cook, r. r.
Arthur, VIM p Spencer, M m. Smith, james Kilvey
Avery Noland Robert Grgg, Nat Massie John Stew
art John McNorris-ll. Grand total 10 officers and 81
privates.
The health of Matamoras improving, the volunteers
getting better, and fewer deaths
LIST OF DEATHS IN THE GENERAL HosPITAL AT MATA-
MoRAs MEXICO, SINCE THE lsr OF Ocr, l846-Privates
u; ?; Davis, I'd dragons, company T; BuGkm an. do
pany @; Muse, LIST reg Ten vol Hamlet, I'd Kentucky
vol; VIM Mellet LIST Miss vol, company X; NJ U. Poe,
vol company A; Man, o; Breach, dol Moore ls Geor-
gia vol, company A; Burton, do, company II; Gibbs,
c; Wright, do, company H. Jas Dunmore, do, company
X; c. w Link, I'd Illinois vol, company G; VIM Ben
Adams, do Company l. A. Check, do company /; r. Ar
mold, do company f; VIM. Rosbery, do, company A;
SG Myers a.
do, company E; W. p Davidson, De; J. W. Waltz, Sd
Royston LIST Georgia vol Jas Nicholson LIST Indiana vol
Gray Phenix comp La vol; r. Arnold, Sd Indiana vol
h1Cnarus0n Isl lndiana VOL; w. burns, ISL lnhntry
comp J. r. WRIGHT, Surgeon U. s. A.
From the New Orleans Delta, Nov. ~
Gen. La Vega, il is understood, has been officially
titled by his Government that Captain Carpenter and the
Of the Truxton have been exchanged for him and
his fellow prisoners Of who were taken at Resacs
dc la Palma and they only waiting for the ratfca
ton of the agreement by our Government to leave for
their country.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
We learn from letter received in town from WASH
ington that Captain Foster Of the u g. cutter Wood.
bury who tried here certain charges the yer.
dict having been transmitted sealed has been acquitted
We glad Of this fer Captain Foster after our
own heart-New Orleans Tropic, Nou.2.
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
From the New Orleans Times, Nov. 81
Private advices from the city Of Mexico up the 2eh
OF Sept informs that santa Anna had left the capital
morning with 1000 cavalry and 800 infantry lie
utterly unsuccessful in raising loan fwo millions
mortgage OF the revenues Of the church, lien
considered by capitalists illegal He then applied
for 5000 00 but could merely obtain SGT OOO which
the total with which he started.
Santa Anna proceeds to San Luis Potosi where he will
halt and concentrate the whole of the Mexican forces
Instructions have been forwarded to the Gensr com
handing the army OF the north, to make no further re-
sistance at Salllo but TO fall back upon San Luis Po
tosi.
COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-Nov.
l0-Present-Lt Gov. Gardiner and 70 senator's
No 45J Miles VS. c. Pulver submitted on printed ar
guments. No Al. Mccullough vs. Moss MT j., "
Smth ~ heard for plaintiff error; Mr. H. Spencer for
nay nj am