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RETURN OF THE KILLED IN THE BATTLES OF
PATIO ALTO AND REsACA DE LA PALMA.
We are indebted to the politeness of the surgeon
general of the army for the following explanation
and returns. The public prints have been impa-
tient and importunate for this information. II
gives us satisfaction to be able to supply it. Per-
haps may reach the families Of the deceased who
may still be ignorant Of his destiny. At all events,
it is respectful tribute due to the memory Of the
brave soldiers who have fallen in the service of their
country;
SURGEON GESERAL's OFFICE,
July 10, 1876.
To the Editor Of The Union:
DEAR sIR: am enabled, from the returns in this
Office, to comply but partially with the request
contained in your note Of this days date. Enclosed
herewith | send you a list OF the private soldiers
who were MORALLY wounded in the battles Of Palo
Alto and Resaca de Ia Palma, and who expired on
the days of the battles, have since died of their
wounds.
The names of the men who were killed outright,
who did not come under the observation of the
surgeons, have not been reported TO the Surgeon
Generals Office.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
TIL LAWSON.
List Of the private soldiers Uho uere oraily iUotdsd
and expired The days Of the battles Of Paio .7o
and Rssaea de u Palma, or died Of their tcounds soon
thereafter.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

SIE The President having determined TO send q
regiment OF volunteers around Cape Horn 10 the
Pacific, TO be employed in prosecuting hostlities in
some province Of Mexico, probably in Upper Cali.
forna, has authorized me to say that if you will
organize one on the conditions hereinafter specified
and tender It's services, it will be accepted.
Ii is proper it should be done with the approba-
ton Of the governor OF New York.
The President expects and indeed requires, that
great care should be taken TO have it composed OF
suitable PERSONS mean pertons Of good habits
as far practicable Of various pursuits and such
would be likely to desire to remain at the end Of
the war, either in Oregon or any territory in that
region Of the globe which may be then part Of the
United States. The act OF the 18th Of May last au-
thorizes the acceptance Of volunteers for twelve
months, or during the par ioilh Jherics. The condi-
ton Of the acceptance in this case must be tender
OF services during the war, and II must be explicitly
understood that they may be discharged without o
claim for returning home wherever they may be
serving at the termination Of the war; provided il is
in the then territory Of the United States may be
taken to the nearest or most convenient territory be-
longing to the United States and then discharged
The men must be apprised expressly that their
term Of service is for the war. that they are to be
discharged as above specified, and that they to
be employed on distant service Ii is, however,
very desirable that it should not be publicly known
orprocaimed that they are to 60 to any particular
province Of Mexico.
On this point great caution is enjoined. The COM
munications to the officers and men must go 30 far
to remove all just ground of complaint that they
have been deceived in the nature and place os the
service.
II is expected that the regiment will be III read-
ness to embark as early as the LIST Of August next,
if practicable. Steps will be Immediately taken to
provide for transportation, &c.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
w. l.. MARCY,
Secretary of War.
Col J. D. STEVENSON,
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WAR DEPARrmsHr.

jury H. lo4Os
Sin have the honor TO forward the accompany.
Ing papers, which contain all the information In
possession OF this department. answer 20 the reso-
luton Of the Senate of the 18th ultimo directing the
Secretary of War Z" 10 report TO the Senate whether
any individual has been authorized by the depart
ment, OF recommended by the department, to the
executive Of any State 10 be authorized TO raise vol
unteers TO serve IN the war with Mexico, &C.,
The authority under which this correspondence
has obtained is derived, as is conceived from the
ACT OF the 18th of May, which authorizes the Presi-
dent TO call Tor and accept the services Of volunteers
and was not designed 10 control the reservation in
The 9Th section Of that act in regard to the appoint
ment OF the officers, according to the laws OF their
respective States, In view Of similar practice
which has heretofore prevailed ia this department in
calling for and accepting volunteers, transmit here
with copies OF two letters addressed by the Secreta-
ny OF War, IN 1897, to the governors Of New York
and Pennsylvania, asking that commissions may
issue TO certain individuals who had been instru-
mental IN raising volunteer force at the instance OF
the department, under the act Of Odd May, 1886,
which Is similar in its provisions to the act Of May
18th, 1916. ~
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, -
w. L. MARCY,
Secretary Of War. !.
Hon. GEoRoK M DALLAS,
Vice President of the u. States,
and President Of the Senate.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, November IL, 1887.

WAX DhfAhfMLhrb Nofemoer III looi'
Sin; A volunteer company, raised and organized
IN the city Of New York. has been accepted by this
department. for service in Florida without doubt
OF your willingness 70 commission the individuals
selected by them for its officers so soon as their
names should be presented TO you, which Is re-
quired by the law Of May 23d, 1896, before the de-
partment can avail itself Of the services Of the eompa-
ny. IL is Of great importance that the company
should be in the field at the earliest practicable pc
rod, and have therefore the honor to request ha,
you will be good enough TO forward To Lieutenant
Colonel Cutler, Of the army now in the city OF
New York, 30 soon as convenient, a captains COM
mission for Jacobus Benjamin Seller, and one Of a
hrst lieutenant for Edward Gayner LAYERS, who
have been selected for those ranks by the company.
An individual TO act second lieutenant has not YET
been designated by them, but, for the reasons OPP
posed TO delay which | have already mentioned,
beg leave TO ask you TO send TO Colonel Cutler com
mission in blank, for a person OF that rank, which
the colonel will hll up, upon his election, and re,
port the name Of the individual to you.
JOEL X. POlNSETT,
Secretary Of War.
To his Excelleney WN. l.. NANCY,
Governor Of New York,
Albany, New York.
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EXTRACT.
EXTRACT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, June 9, Is.

EXTRACT.
CONFIDENTIAL. WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, June 2, 1886.
SIR With this letter you will receive one from
me, addressed to you by direction of the President,
desiring to be furnished with additional force of
about one thousand mounted men from the State
Of Missouri, to be organized into one regiment and
separate battalion.
1t is hoped that it may be so arranged that
the Hon. S. Price may be the colonel of the regi-
ment, and William Gilpn, esq, its lieutenant colo
mel, and that Thomas l.. Price may have the COM
mand of the battalion maj r lieutenant colonel.
Though the President is far from wishing to die
tate in this matter, yet he has been induced to be-
lieve that these gentlemen are admirably fitted to
such command to be engaged in such an enter
prise.
1t is very desirable that there should be the ut
most practicable despatch in organizing and sending
on this force to join Col. Kearney.
| have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
w. L. MARCY,
Secretary of War.
His Excellency JOHN c. EDWARDS,
Of
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TANNERS Travelling Map Of Mexico
IL just received, and for sale by
June 30 G. TEMPLEMAN.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,


STA: 1t has been determined by the President
that the public interest will be subserved by sending
with, or 10, Col. Kearney an additional force Of
about one thousand mounted men. SO far as il was
deemed proper, arrangements have been made here
to raise and organize 1t. This force will consist Of
one regiment, and separate battalion, under the
command OF a lieutenant colonel The Hon. Ster
ling Price, now a member Of Congress, has been
highly recommended TO the President as in every
respect qualified TO be put at the head Of the reg
ment, and ID. ID. Mitchell and William Gpn TO be
held officers thereof Thos. Il. Price has been, in
like manner, recommended 10 him for commandant
Of the separate battalion. ..r.-
The President has agreed that if these gentlemen
will organize this force, its services to be ac-
cepted by him. It's destination will be the same as the
force already called for and put under the command Of
Col, kearney. In the full confidence that this ar
rangement will meet with your approval, and you
VIII cooperate IN It's organization, Mr.. Price has
determined to leave here to- morrow morning for the
purpose OF uniting with you in carrying it out.
Any modification that you and he may agree on as
TO the other field officers, will be concurred in by
the President He will bear this communication,
and will explain more in detail the views Of the gov
eminent here. II Is important that the additional
force should closely follow that already called out.
In case Col. Kearney should think II advisable to
have still larger force he Is authorized TO make
requlsltion on you for II. IL he do so, the Pres-
dent desires that you respond TO It without waiting
for orders from this place, and send on to him the
number and description Of volunteer force he may
designate. Orders will be given in anticipation Of
this arrangement being carried out, TO the proper
chiefs of staff here to forward to this additional reg
iment, and separate battalion, the necessary arms,
accourements, ammunition, &C., as well as the sup
ply of the necessary means Of transportation after
they shall have arrived at the place Of rendezvous
1t is believed that all these supplies will be in readi-
ness soon as the troops can be assembled.
Fort Leavenworth, or Independence, is suggested
as the place OF rendezvous. The United States NAY
not have rifles in that section Of the country in su
Gent number to arm these troops, and If that arm
should be preferred to muskets, the men will take
their own rifles with them.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
VIM. l.. MARCY,
Secretary of War.
His excellency J. C. EDWARDS,
C.overnor of Missouri
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WAN DEPARTMENT,


Washington, June 3, 1896
The President having decided to accept the ser
vices Of regiment, and separate battalion of
mounted men, should you and the other gentlemen
named in my letter of this date to Governor Ed
wards be able to organize them without delay,
you are respectfully requested to wait upon his
excellency, deliver my letter, explain to him the
wishes and views of the President in this matter,
and obtain his approval and cooperation; both
which, it is not doubted, he will promptly and cheer
fully render in carrying out the arrangement Among
the patriotic citizens Of Missouri, who willing
nay, anxious, to volunteer their services to the
government in this emergency-some from previous
habits oflife and knowledge of the country may be
better adapted than others to the peculiar service
which will be required Of them. Ii is important
that those composing this force should be persons
best fitted for that service
You will perceive that Fort Leavenworth or Inde-
pendence is designated the place Of rendezvous,
The troops should be organized and moved forward
on the expedition with all practicable despatch.
They will be placed under the command of Colonel
Kearney, who should be informed Of the time when
they will be in readiness, and be able to reach him
at Sante Fe, or wherever he may be-
have the honor to be, with great respect, your
obedient servant, - ~.
w. L. MARCY,
Secretary of War.
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auf $4,000 an9elbla9sn. Bon sinsr 4n;egs
in Der nNsaoins @asstts" fsbsn mir, cas 6r.
.. cine SsIcbnunn9 bon $50 anbstst fir bic
@ntcsduns uno llsbsrfibrun9 bsr Iansfin9ris
gen Surfbsn, bic sur Nattsjsit 70 frsisnipans
bel NIT teinsn 0itsrn trsbsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-05-05
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Sef n0COre SO1tOcfnDf.-S'h pp's
lapslpbisr Correspondent ess .. uno g. Scurs
nal, bsTen sbsma bic ndbfe eouperntrsfras'
III, smpfsblt in fsbr paffsnbsn 4usordden ben
4btt. { y ON a 8 Nt. {. Os' Ssnnan ala
Bba @anoioatsn fir @oupsrnbr in 1947.-
Die @mpfsbtuns fbsnt uns et,pas su frlb gee
matbt su fsn, ba nob 10 OOnats psr9sbsn
miGsn sbs Die Srase su sntfbsiosn iif, wssbaIb
mir oub jsst nitbt pieI carli6er fa9cn mc9sn
llsbrssnS s,pstsln mir gar nidt eas Der 9cr:
fblae psl Sefal finsst. SQr. W'Ssnnan 1T
eurb ba5 mas ct bsrsits 9etban bat beribmt
uno bsljstt. Die sbatiadbs, bab sr Der Batter
tss asssnwdrtssn Sbuetarifs if, foats aasin
binldnsltb fsin ibm Die aassmsins llntsrifits
suna su Itdsrn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-24
Gin ainb IN SpSc oebran,it.

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len llnalidsfillcn, bic eaeurh .fnt1aneeH
flno, bae man fIeine 6incer bei Seuer ODER
eid,t atlein gelahtn bat, nod, Gin oneercs
8eiipirl teisnfiaen, iueldes fId, ueuiid, in
nnfsrer Wilfe erreianet bat. 9Ils nemIid,
am pcrigen WitWcd bic gIicru, Iamens
NeinID, bic f,ahr bci Der MiitclifraBe, In ecm
fntelftithen gteil Der Staet qaueaffer mob.
nent anf trnWarff gegangen marfn, gerieth
bic 1feienn9 bon criem ibrer i'm Soanfe su.
rld gelafencn Gineer-einem etna pierjtib.
rigen Rnaben = hurd, Gin eidt in Branc,
uno che SoiIfe terbei FAM, ipuree bas Rino
70 fart perbrannt, oaR es einiae Smnccn
earnadj feinrn @eilt ausbaud,te. .-8oIfefr.