The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-12
NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 70, 1874


taken prisoner and Mexico The previous report
that he convinced of his and had vounta-
rily given in his adhesion to the Central Government
So far wrote yesterday before the closing Of the
mail for the East and resume our examination OF
the Mexican papers -
They claim positively that tho number Of the killed
considerable than that the Mexicsns General Arista
sets down the force of the Mexcans in the action Of the
ters are stated to have been 1000 men, less with
great superiority in artillery The destruction BY our
thousand shots are said to have been red at the Next
cans by artillery, between o'clock NJ, and in
the evening when the battle closed Inc Me sn IN
from their artillery. The Mexican loss the 9Th is set
down at asa killed. wounded and mssing.snd they
claim to have retained possession Of the field Of battle
We have not the description Of the action Of the 9th
by General Arista, we had supposed in haste but
presented 70 have bssn gaany forced Notwithstanding
the repeated charges of the Mexican cavalry the last OF
which they actually cut to pieces two entire comps
MES Of the Americana The loss of the Americans 10
The papers make Very patriotic appeals to all good
to come now to the rescue Of the country
and tina. s
requires urges all to make the sacriAcss which
will be demanded and appeals to the Congress about to
and denouncss those who would foreign inter-
FL Republicans praises Arsts for the personal galan
try he displayed in action, and hopes yet his name
xsI;sns,S VIII ths Srs.n ~ nj, counrv hs.
solid title to the love Of his fellow citzens"
The following from address the citizens of Coahu
fanfarenade to be lost
"My friends will only inform you that at this mo-
and that our worthy and excellent GeneraLinchef Of
the DIVISION Don Mariana Arista and all the valiant sol
ders under his command amid smoke and dust and DEATH
hewng with their swords and moisenng with their
heroic blood the crown which Is to immorslize
country on the day when its treacherous mics
us, &c. &c. &c...."
GENERAL opnrps Ses ul army. A
Ap!urArr GESE.AL' ory,cE,
No.ls WAsarNoIon. June 4, 1886
]. The Captains and subaern. Of !" The regiment OF
mounted rinemen' nave been assigned 70 companies as
CoMrA.r A-Captan William W. Loring. ist Lieut.
Andrew J. Lindsay, % Lieut. Robert Murray Morris
Lieutenant Noah Newton. I'd Lieut. Lewellen Racquet
COMPANY C-Capain Samuel II. Walker. LIST Lieut.
Benjamin :. Roberts. % Lieut. George McLane.
CoMrAsr E-Csptain George B. Crittcnden, lst Lieut.
Charles L. Denman
COMPANY F:.Captain Stevens 7. Mason, lH Lieut. An
CoMrAsr Chaplain John simonson, LIST Lieut. WI
liam W. Tay9r' "a Lieut. Francis K Russell Tan,
COMPANY H-Captain Jacob b. Backenstoss, Isl Lieut.
Thomas Duncan % Lieut. Thomss Davis
wnss a. s nea NJ hughes II" Lieut.. John
CoMrAEr K-Csptain stephen g. Tucker. lat Lieut.
NiGnse. van bursn "a Lieut. Ws,,nington Elliott
~ Maor George . burondge VIII superinend the re-
cruting Of the regiment to whom the cspeins and sub
Mnot wv rvpOl. ~, ssrIc"on phi, wn S' deay, az
Newpor1' KENTUCKY where no VIII establish his head
quarters ior the present Companies and will be
% ~ ennsy ~ aua, Msly Iana vHgnis ano iexas
Snuo, ~ uc .pecs' lnsucuoas Argnay communcstcd
NON the adJuta1i generals ONCE The other companies
WIZ % recruited 6y their omcer, N the state, o. Tennes.
such niacss a. on h., ; = =, ~ nsa
or bv pes. %
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ISL ny =; s ~ 49, ~. .o u ~ u'S, anu wnose
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strictly obserxsS snS \. II. resuSsS win S
and d.scr;r,;vs rnlis snon.his 81 800 s.ni 1850.
sna rG.is moniniy ana semrmontnIy reports
so will ss rss%iay %aa' and P,H%py transmitted s
will fsrnish the reouisite funds blanks Sc~See AsNy
| Rrar, .T,oss art1ci. Xxx paragraphs gao $40 70
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" The colonel and l;euen,nt colonial will rana;r 70
barracks a. az the sneciai service in
thew arc now ENGAGED will nermit WHARF the raoimant
IN the 6sid nv The asrI;sst dav nrsctcabIe the csn
tons without dsav and devote their undvidsd sttsnt;o
| to the service upon which they are about to enter
r.smsUt Of mounted r;ssmenn 'ba for tbs prs.sn,
| be the same as that for the dragoons-except
LIST That the button and waisbe plate shall bear the
letter r. instead of the letter d.
3D. The trousers Of dark blue CLOTH with a stripe of
black cloth down the outer scam, edged with yellow
3d The FORAGE eop 10 be ornamented with pold am
brodered spread eagle with the letter in slver on tho
shield -
Attn The sash TO be crimson silk
5th Winss for coat according to pattern, TO be pro-
The "undress, will be the only uniform REQUIRED 10
be worn by the regiment until further orders
.ENot,srn soiptcaav wi Sereeanf,s eoaf-dark
blue single breasted one row of nine buttons Al equal
distance small pocket covered by aap on the rirht
sde for CARVING percusson cans the Collar Of blscE
cotton velvet with single button and loop on each side
hree and eighth nches onr Of one and eirhh
inch yellow worstcd lace allowing tho black facing to
show through cuff of black cotton velvet to have three
buttons or loops on the slash sleeve in nat
tern to that of a captain lace yellow worsed: in all
other the coat 10 be after the pattsrn Of an ar
tilery serroant,s
Two worsted epauletts corresponding in pattern with
those of n captain
Tyousers-light blue mixture like those of artillery