Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-20
Prom the N. a. riesyune. Oct. IL.
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Arrival OF the Steamship McKim.
The steamship MoKm, Capt Page arrived last even
ing from Brasos Santiago, by way OF Port Cavallo. She
left Brasos Santiago the 5h ins but brings nothing
later from Monterey. Over hundred sick and dis
| charged volunteers snved here on the MeKim.
The Galveston had just arrived at the Brascs when the
Mehim LETT. and the Telegraph at PORT Cavalo.
portion OF correspondence from Mr. Kendall and
Mr.. Halle reached by the McKim, consisting OF
lets older than those we have already given
The Mckm was ordered 10y the quarter master at Bra
sos Santiago TO follow the Texan closely and keep
lookout Tor tho steamer Neptune She did touching
at Port Cavao and Galveston and making inquiry.
She could hear nothing Of her from the pilots Of ST.
Josep who stated that they had picked up ON the 4'h
instant, on 81 Josephs Island. desk with Neptune "
marked on the bottom Great entertained for her
safety.
The same pilots had picked up near the same place
desk containing SlsOo in gold supposed to have belonged
10 inc steamship New YORK. Numerous bales and boxes
mao a oeen pesod up tnere PROBABLY belonging 10 the
same vessel ana boat with SIX oars dashed IN her was
found IN the same vicinity:
WIN DC teeoileetcd that the James L. Day reported
ne on inc btazos on the 29ih ut VITA her UNION
go"n' IN oisues'' blowing very heavily at the umc-
ne steamer hOnmou'u pat out 70 het assistanes on 'no
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exprcss m,ss.p,s, Ap,bcr los, .,hscc,.n,y ,,,;v.1
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Monterey is Of eugrossns interest,
TINS VlcroRY AT MoxTKKgy.- Fytk,, Pa,t,eui.r, Of
its Csptue-The steamer Mercer arrived I,st evening
from Camargo brought down a n Messenger Mai Coffee
who yes Us further ntesenee Of IN, taking of Nont.
rev.
MAJ C repors the los ON the n,r Of ,bs N,xirans IN
have been much greater than wa. FIRST saed IL ina. been
ned that fifteen hundred wound moi cover ther loss
in killed and wounded ON the p,rt of the Americans SIX
Gen TAYLOR previous to the attack is said TO have had
no idea of the extent and strength of the Mexican to,
cations But the yaor OF his ,oDs f.ltercd nj M cnnnsi
ton Besdes the soluery he had TO fsbt The whole mass
OF the Mexican " no fired tom the TOPS of their
houses and old great execution To paricuarke the per
Torrance Of any one regiment or command where sl did
80 well would DC an Injustice All have gained inoerisb.
able houo-s The vaor DISPLAYED by our whole Army s
unparalleled in history Individual acts of heroism were
performed which vii render the actors tr,r,or,,l
Gen Worth hs cove red himself with glory HE t,c,c.
as dspayed in the capture OF three Of the most
forts viii we in brilaney of e,ecut,on win tbo.c f Wi
linston or Nsv