The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-22


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loved Ia ressiR the following arms. 10 vi
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inli coRyrnisnee. iha, The iIOaps OF The
! United Stats will Eai occupy The cry
uE,ll lie MsIie.a forces hsye wlibi:f- wn.
except fr ho.r'lal sud storage purpose.
Ar. o. The The lofess Of he Un,led
Sl,Ies will no, advance beyond the line
specified 10 tie second ,h'rd aticlsbeiprs
the expiration af eight weeks, o. until the
orders OF m.Iructtnas of the tespeet,ye
IGosernmenn esa be received. st
Art. 2. That The public property to be
delivered .hsll' be turned o'.rf and receive
ed By officers appointed by The command
ing generals ~ The two armies,
AT. 8. That sll ilDubis as % ihs mean.
ing Of any Of the preceding articles shall
be sol, ed by an sqaitsble construction,
and on principles Of llbsrslly 10 The relir'
irg army. a. 81 1880. ..-.. ID -
| Ar. 0. That the Mexican Gag. wher
struck siths ris.del, m,y be salu,ed BY ~
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Done st Monterey, September 81. 1916. =
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Correspondence of the National Intelligence.
New Orleans, October 5, 1916.
Mcssrs. GAIEs 4 sEAT6x: The pa
pers viii give YOU long details Of The cap
turc of Monterey. II has been gallan
and brilliant affair. J I have had CONVEX
sation with an officer OF the regular army
who came up in The Day from CamargO
who speaks in the highest terms of thC
movements and operations of Genera
Worth on the occasion, and 10 whom &c
neral Taylor says so large portion of III,
success is due. ] am really delighted tina
Worth has had the opportunity 10 distin
lguish himself, and of which he has mos
.nobly and gallantly availed. lie was dis
patched by Gen. Taylor with two thou
sand of the best troops 10 turn the enem.
by crossing The mountain and attackin
them on tho opposite side Of the city, an
was separated eight miles from the man
body under Gen. Taylor, who retaine
four thousand men with him Genera
Worth not only got possession of The Sa
tillo road, but captured the two forts dc
Tending il, afterwards the fort commandln
the Bishops Palace, and then the Palac
itself. He threw forward his rangers an
skirmishers 10 draw on the enemy, VIII
came out in great force, when he attacke
them with his main body aud drove thef
in at the point of the hayonet. All hi
Maneuvres are represented 10 have bee
made with most consummaie skill and e
ficiencv, aud at the same time with br
lrifling comparative loss, which fell mos
heavily, on the main body under Gener;
Taylor, then penetrating into the. city
Our loss, fear, will even exceed the r.
ports, as my informant told me that tn
, third infantry, which had four hundre
men at the commencement, could onl
muster eightytwo rank and file after III
fighting, and that other corps also suite
ed very severely. Volunteers as well 2
regulars all appear to have behaved vii
the greatest gallantry and emulation. CT
neral Taylor had ordered two regiment
Of volunteers from Camargo 10 join hll
Immediately, r..s..e, l.a.-s
Some persons here seem disposed I
|. tcomplain at the liberal terms granted
the Mexicans and at the armistice f
Eight weeks; but consider the whole ;
: the result of sound and correct policy 3
: the part of Gen. Taylor. The princip
defence Of the city had not been captured
the houses. with, fiat Stone roofs and,
high parapet WALL afforded admiral
: means for defence, and the streets gen
rally were barricaded, some. Of them eve
: with regular masonry, and artillery ibetnr
. them, and the whole defended, by Amp