The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-01
Special Correspondence of the N. Y. Herai

Nsw oxLxxrs Monday merning, June %. 1886
There is very little stirring to-day further than what
you yesterday The papers of this morning contain
the news that sent you yesterday from Tampico; The
following is the list of Mexican killed and wounded
ARrsrA's Report OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED
THE srH AND 9rH.-Divsion of the North List of OH
killed and wounded in the battles Of the 9Th and 9th
BATTLE OF THE 6rH.-Kilied Capt. Antonio Rubi ;
Lieutenants Pedro Mabury, Francisco Rosas and Fran
cisco Batalla.
Wounded-CoL Luis Foriega; Captains Ignacia GU
tierez, Juan Garredo Guadalupe Cardenas Telesioro
Carbon, Leonardo Picazo, Fernando Marrini Lieu
tenants Rsms ososnS antonio M1;;n Daza Manuel Na''a
BATTLE OF THE oth-Kiied-Ca captains, Jose Ramires,
Manuel Arsna Pedro Apestguia; Leutenants Francisco
Pacheco, Antonio Louisa and Ensign Jose MsrteL
Wounded-Lieutenant Colonies Francisco Garcia
Casanova. Mariana, Fernandez; Commander Of Battalion
CAPTAINS jose Bsrrero. jose Garduno Idel7ondo Vega
Mariana Blanco Jose Felix Velez Jose Apolono barra
gan; Lieutenants Antonio Aguinsja, Anselmo Juarez
riano Sand Juan Larrondo, Lur Vargas Camille Grana
dos Roman Gil, Francisco Rivas; Ensigns Mijuel Gu
Memorandum ist-Ali the officers except Capt Pedro
Apesteguia and Ensgn Jose Martel who were drowned
in tge xnss%o = sss as s
Mareno, have just died OF their wounds.
Division of the North. Commander.in-chef.
The enclosed despatch will inform your Excellency of
the number of wounded and killed that We have had, as
we'll OF those missing yet and that our troops amount
four thousand men, exclusive OF the numerous aux
'"'' "''p'' MARIANA ARIsTA.
10 Ills fxCelency tne minister Ol w anu Nidiiho.
The morning papers contain Arstas official account Of
the battles of both the 9Th and 9th May The steamer
Taylor arrived at the lake end Of the Pontchartrain
Railroad yesterday from Pensacola for the purpose Of
taking hundred sailors raised for the navy I'm
fortunately she too late vessel had already been
chartered to take them She will take about TWEEN
ty more, however. There is no news from the army
this morning. Mrs Page, wife OF Capt Page who was
on her husband He is to come to this city on the Ala
bama trip Almost all the officers of the army order
ed upon recruiting service who arrived here few days
since have left except Of the Dragons The SER
Reants of this force who about good deal in
their soldiers uniform attract general attention and adj
ing come out Of two sanruinary battles have
become lions" Of no common order.
Key WEST June Is, 1916.
The Merican War-Preparation for Offence, &c
are in that eversh state Of excitement which anxiety
always induces Lest any hostile fleet" long low
schooner other craft evil intent should visit us,
two long egheens and some guns OF lesser metal have
been placed TO the westward Of hospital for defence
As these will completely command the channel, we
have no doubt where victory would alght, could our
impatient spirs have opportunity Of testing their
gunnery and valor at the same time.
We have report. that the cutter Van Burer was
spoken in the Gulf day since and that she had
lost of her officers. The cutter Forward, Jones,
put in here and sailed the next morning for New Orleans
Saw Drroo California, Jan. ~, 1916.
Hospitality of the Cal1ornians-Ci imsfs-A Yankee
Emigrant-W.aih Of the People-Tdu Irees-Tankee
Enterprise- Mills and Grid MHs-Horsenan-
ship &c.
ms taltornla Is n singular country. Jou
may read and hear Of it, but to know II you must sec II
for yourself spirit of hospitality prevails over the
whole coastevery house is open to any and all that
show any signs OF responsibility will tell you how J
have passed the time here for the last four and hall
months. The forenoon generally spend on board; alter
dinner go shore, and about r. NJ. walk into the
first house take cup Of coffee and slice OF bread and
have chat with the nily and at sunset go Of to the
ship. Go where you will bed breakfast, dinner or
supper await you-you are always welcome Indeed,
have need of nvitation it is the custom Of the
country to make yourself at home What would YOU your
money grabbing Yankees say should stranger walk
in at dinner hour, set himself down at tapie snd
perhaps, say you must give me peo, as shaii
stop all night ~ Our clerks and supercaIgoes go from
one end Of the coast TO the other, and when night
they stop the first house call for bed or some.
thing eat may be. We Of the ship return the same
compliment Two three persons whom you have
never seen before, will come board stop as long AZ
they please and go when they have mind; no ques-
tons asked Such fashion would not do in country
but here we could not do without IT. called at
house Of friend the other day 10 get my coffee when
fell in with Of my countrywomen that came across
land a real specimen of the Western States II would
make you laugh to hear the remarks she made about the
passage through or over the mountains. Wal, we had
pretty considerable hard time Of 1t, but did not mind
it until we had TO throw away pluDder then felt
awful The tide Of emigration Is fast setting this way,
and should not wonder II in q few years, Mexico
should find second Texas II certainly has fine eli.
matc all 1t wants is regular rain to make 1t perfect
place. Some here have from eight, ten to twelve
thousand head Of cattle. What wod one OF your farm
think Of four square leagues of land for farm with
ten thousand head Of cattle besides six eight hundred
horses 7 Here 1t is not uncommon thing Allowing
third for increase that has stock OF six thou
sand head will mark two thousand the first year ana
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