Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-22

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ration of The hour. the dis.hN &e vert
mortar was to be the signal g Vi Bart
commencement, Of hos,ilit;a. 'pA he
expiration of the hour, howe,..o ''s zap
Ger was sent on the part Of Gen VI b
to inform the American Gs1 a. Az b Us
avoid the further efrusion of ft 81 y y L
the national honor being ssli,s S9't ~
exer,ions of the Mexican ,raa 'ufa N Of
after consultation with his ~ r'h b,nls
GERS, decided to capilulale, a ...a d Arm.
offer OF the American General Pug .ud :
The terms Of capiluIa,ioa he J
feet as follows: "sna had
That the officers should }. = sho!
march ons with their side arm N 'l''a Wo
That The Cavalry and Inrsa, ibe
be allowed to march GU, with =. " vo'l
| and Announcements. Isia. 10! r
That the Artillery should h. i hnt
march out with one battery Of '' 10
and twenty-one rounds Of ,m Pa Nae
That all other muniIion. y bout
supplies should be turned ova. :" w. ~ u
Of American officers appoiO,sd Vi " ,,
| them. i:h I'D
Tha. the Mexican Army shah, ss
lowed seven days to evacua,s d. !. " s n \
that the American troops shonlJ allS SlIeu
cupy it until evacuated. @E u,
That the Cathedral for, :, = We E
should be evacuated at lOA " y. s :"
(25ih) the Mexlcans then man. ~ teu'
and the American garrison m,,.1 w.
The Mexicans allowed 10 sau,. 4. r .oa
when hauled down. -"
That there should be an Ami. Y" w..
eight weeks, during which I'm. ~ y
army should pass line runninc e.. y ~
Rinconada through Linares api ~, ~
nando. !,
This leniens offer oflhs Ansri., 4. ltcn
eral was dictated with The cou,ur,. .,me
his Generals, and by motives q ,asl Tb
icy and consideration for the good i. .orl,
of their city by the Mexican army M |
KiHed.-Capt. Williams, Tooo,s, XII
cal Engineer; Lieut.. Tenet Isl NH nore
Capt. l.. N. Morris, Sd do; Cant r: Infan
Sd do; Maj. Barbour, Sd do; Lisu /, Len,
Sd do; Lieut.. HazIilt. Sd do; li,u d I65ce
kins, 18th do; Lieut.. Woods, 4Adrr. vhicl
McKayeu, 9Th do; Col. Wsio, \ Lieut.
more Battalion; Capt. Balllem, Ii !. Woo
nessee Regiment; Lieut. Pulnsn, b. Iinny
a Lieutenant in German comum W.
FOUNDED. Major Lear, 81 him, ", lh
severely; Capt. Bainbrldge, 50 d !, III, in
slightly: Lieut. B. H. Graham, al ~, 8
severely; Capt. Lamoiie, Isl do, I'M W, |,
Lieut.. DIIworlh, LIST do, severeIv u Do
Abercrombie, LIST do. slightly; L hnd's
ainwrlght. Slh do, slightly; Iisut H. .ht
sci, 9Th do, slightly; Lieut.. Poln hatlv
do, slightly; Major Mansfield. Eag. irip
slightly; Col. Mitchell, Ohio yCaasI y &c
slightly; Col. McClung, Missi,sipp Davis
giment, severely; Major Alexander iis'p
nessee Volunteers; Lieut.. Allen. d ~.
Lieut.. Scudder. do. do; Lieut. Nua lss',
do; Capt. Dowler, Mississippi Rsgu. n IN
Lieut.. Armstrong, Ohio Regimen Ians'
verely; Capt. Gillispe, Texas Ras ingg
MORALLY wounded, since dead. Nus
The Picayune's correspondents ID Ae
ceeding interesting. We exlrsahn snsn
the following: spar
Gen. Ampudia acknowledge 'N ~
the number of his troops, but il Fps epa
amounted 10 fully 1000. Our loant WI
we're. The lst, Sd and 4lh lnfnr au'
fered with the Tennessee Volunsn' y
The 2ls,, under The eye Of Gen. TaithS'
Gen. Taylor escaped unhurt b. fn ~
greatly exposed his horse being Fms y
Our killed and wounded will 'at |,
to 500. 80
Gen. Worth. with his baltalm ""
Hays command, had an action sorisr
lance this side of Monterey with - 4.
siderable Mexican force, and dl~st-
them in short time. Col. Hays k@
Lieutenant Colonel of the MeIlcafn
single handed. IN !.
How many were killed and wool
in this action did not learn a.
Some volunteers, on their way =. !.
Mier TO join the Army, were shsfss3 I'm
a large body Of Mexican troops, and ~. I,
ed and shockiDgly mu,lla'ed. So.
Fierce Struggle. The most 'shFf |.
airy Of the various conflicts belsms \
hostile forces during the three days@ In
TO have been on the 2lst, OF which ~ /.
~ description is given in the folIoHaa N,
tract from one of HIS letters in The ~ NJ
,tne extra Of the 5th inst: =,
Major Mansfield, of the Eugn''A i0.'
the enemy's works 1
right of the 10Th, but could Obtain III ri
ry accurate information. although h II
preached very near TO some OIL '',a Mn 70
the heights. On the 20lh. Lieut. Y ~ d
and Lieut.. Pope were sent OIL 70 RIy
noilre the works; Scarrii on Inc nsp kisel
Pope on the left OF the town' ~" ajliu
approached and discovered The po'lr Aids,
a battery on the extreme leIs ana W dan
posed TO a fire OF cannon and mp
from Lancers, from which, alisf na' Ih
his observations, he retired IN sa's.. w Ia
the nigh, of the Goth the morlaf''na%.iA.e
ilzer batteries were placed 10 RI
to play on the strong holds A., i 20
citideI. The action commence nj
morning of the 2lst, by me 0p,sTh hs v
these two batteries. Col. 0ar''i ss.;ib.
gade were ordered to move 70 me- yv,,.
the purpose of storming lhs u I.s 49,,
covered BY Lieut.. Pope the d'l \. ~ 4 NJ
and to occupy, if possible 'h' '''' ss'
of the city. ,r,,;,a G
Major Mansfield, Capt. wiz s.,,sI n VI
1rIarpn III bp' E.