Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-23
LATER FROM THE SOUTH.
WAsHtNeroy. Sept. ID


The steamship MKim arrived on tho 9th inst.
at New Orleans from Braz,s Santiago. She ha
several SICK volunteers and some discharged SOL
d'ers Col. HAYS, with his rangers, had been
heard from. They bad scourced the country aud
returned to Camargo withou: ding anything of
note.
Most OF the army remain at Camargo. A great
riot among company of Irish volunteers and
some others, took place on the night of the 26th,
at an encampment opposite Barita. Guns were
hired, and Is or 20 men were reported TO have
been killed or wounded: Besides the killed and
wounded seen or shown, IL or 30 are said to
have been pushed from steamboat by the shore
overheard aud drowned. The Col. o. the Geor-
gia Regiment CALAMITY attempted, with sword and
pistols in hand to qnel 10 riot. He shot down
one man, and wounded several others.
Col. Baker, of the 4th regiment Of Illinois vol
unteers, ordered two of his companies to assist in
quellIng the fight, aud went in person with TWEEN.
iy chosen men TO the Steamboat As soon as he
got on board, he attacked by the rioters, and
had desperate conflict. He defended himself
bravely against swords, bayo.es, and shot, bat
was finally shot in the neck. The ball entered be-
hind passing GU, through his cheek or mouth.
OF the 20 men who accompanied Col. Baker,
were wounded On the arrival of Companies
A and G. Capt. Roberts ordered h,s men To charge
on board, and led them to the steps, when he re-
ceived severe wound from bayonei, which en-
tered near the shoulder b de, and passed through
his back. Tne boat was so well defended by The
rioters. that the liliuois;ans had ID retreat, nu'
having cartridges with them. Ammunition was
soon furnished, and on again approaching the boat
every thing WIS quoted, and the rioters we're ta'
ken and placed under a strong guard. Not one
the lllioois Volunteers were killed. and it was
thought Baker and Roberts would recover. Il
was feared that two prlvaies in Company C.
were mortally wounded.
The steamer Enterprise burst hef boiler AID
blew up-6ve persons were killed instantly anG
several wounded. among them Lieut.. ciarIng
Of the Louisville Legion. He was out OF danger
u badly wounded-l3 slightly.
The first brigade from Can,argo, left on the
l9th, in the direction of Mon, rev. under Gen
Worth Col, Karney marched FROM S.n AntonIc
Texas, on the Odd with 100 U. S. Dragons
$40 mounted Texans aud lS Delawares for Mon
ciova, Mexico.
The news of The revolution In SIata Anna:
favor reached Gen. Taylnrs camp the 9th
and created great sensa;ion. A letter date:
Camargo 20 h says: G n. Taylor viii leave Sept
5 for Monterey.
The department of TuDasco has declared fol
Santa Anua.
Gen. Worth, u lac coniinued his march, mus
have been ciose TO Monterey AT The date OF the
last accounts.
The first regiment Of mountrd Texans. Col
Hays commanding. reached China. Within 10t
mil,s OF Monterey. after IA lays scout, with nc
PROVISIONS for The IasI days but beef, and took
peaceabe possession of China.
Mr.. Kendall wres frota Camarago. that the
most authentic intelligence from Monterey, repre-
scented that M-iia had 1000 regulars and 1900
raw recrurs, all without money or shoes, aud II
provided Ia every respect at Caidereyte.
Il was stated that Col. Karney. with the troop
at Bexar, had crossed he Rm GraLde IA, LaremC
aud thus proceedee to the place In question.