Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
X DAYS LATER IRON TIE
AkMI--MO\ EMENT UPON
MONTEREY.

extra gives INC lpllpNl uE lH'Si'S'''S
news and correspondence.
Capt. Wrndlc reports that General
Worth, with 1000 men, had lett Car
mayo and proceeded 70 miles on his
route towards Monterey IT." 'vo'f
no doubt - pr'~niarc We nave ln'c
dates from Camargo, which represents
that active preparations were gong on
to move II, an early day. They con
tam nothing to confirm the report that
Gen. Worth had moved for Camargo.
CAMAuGo, Aug. IL, 1916,
Capt. Duncan, with small party
of Texan Rangers, recently sent out on
u reconnaissance into the interior, got
back this morning, after having secured
the country on the other side of Juan
as far as Scralvo, a pleasant town hall
way to Monterey. On the second day
Capt. McCulioch was sent into Mier
very much indisposed. The night be-
forc, he shot Mexican, who was
caught on an American morse aud who
attempted 10 escape by running.
On the second night, after n forced
march of great length, Capt. Duncan
threw his men At different points "
round the town of Pnutn Agudn hay
ing learned that n Mexican officer ma.
med Ramirez was IN the place, with n
detachment of recruits Tor Cnnnlcs. SO
complete was the surprise, That Capt,
ID. was enabled ~ reach ball room
/: the centre of the town, where Il grand
iaudan9o was then IN fall blast, with.
ont a soul SuSpcctng his approach
HIS object was to take any MrNrr'.
officer prisoners that mi hi IL. 4 &c..
ed IA HE place and 'urI on" g. "'
they might be a. the iaudnu9o, 10 ::-
Il red all within the room not Ia mcvr.
after telling theu', n the first place,
that every avenue To the TO IN was
guarded by tie Rangers.
Nut"'ith>tnnL .n9 tins or'"r some OF
those inside the room weut cov"rlIv
uuI aud cudcavurcd to leave the town;
bat one o. them was shot dead IN the
nticmp,, aud another had his arm shat
tered by rife ball from ono Of the
Tc@aur Tic '1''c- VIZ hroupht back
go the iuuiougp '... .,.r! "uund
''''s ]r"Ssrd IL ""o corner, The dance
.,.n. GA the wi.l.c AT the request of
Capt. d., although with not MS much
spirit as it might. Finding that he
could get hold of no prisoners of I'M
portancc, the commander OF the party
continued his march to Scralvo,arrlvcd
there without hindcranco or moleSta-
ton and after an examination OF The
place, returned in safety by way OF
Agna Legnas and Micr.
Scralvo, 1t is thought, will be made
Il depot, offering every facility III the
shape of good water and a command
inc position. The road on the other
side of San Juan will also be chosen
as the best by which to move the army
although portion may march by way
of China. The news from Monterey
leads every one 10 suppose that the
Mcxlcans intend making bold stand
there, and ohc ing every resistance to
Gen. TaV Tor III their power. Recruits
and regulars are concentrating at that
point, the Notifications are beng
Strengthened, and the greatest activity
prevails.
A force Of 1000 well appointed cav
c'r,. arrived a,Sn,ti',oa .ay. sine,
md renort now has il tina; Tor,eiou
has hcen sent down with lnrpe party
Of mounted men to cut off Col. Hays
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