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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08

The bloody business was done on the 13d, which
was opened by an attack from our side under the
direction Of ecu. Wool. portion Of the advance
was shaken by Overwhelming numbers, but was
supported by Gen. Taylor, who brought forward
the reserve and decided tho day by resisilcss
charge. Wha, is here said in few words requir-
ed day 10 consummate and q recital Of the inch
dents aud man@uvres which ended 30 fTumphahty
would demand many columns for space
An eye-wilness-one who was near Gen. Tay.
lors person all the time with the exception Of those
intervals during which he was carrying his orders
over the field, informs us that not a man, with the
exception above noticed, of the American lines wa
vered for an instant whilst facing the mos, CALLING
FIRE and receiving the repeated charges Of the enc
my which. il is but candor 10 say. were conducted
with spirit aud address
As an instance Of tie desperation with which
both armies fought, Mr. Criitcnden, who acted as
Gen. Taylors aid throughout the fight, when asked
whether the Mexicans had taken three pieces Of
ordnance from us, as Santa Anna reported, replied
in the affirmative, and said that the guns were not
given up till every man at them was shot down aud
every horse killed near them and moreover, that
in bearing them of the Mexieans suffered loss Of
some six hundred men
II may be here proper TO explain the eireums,an-
ces upon which report was founded that Gen
Taylor had sent Santa Anna flag Of truce during
the action Il occurred that body OF Mexican
infantry, about thousand strong. had become de-
tached from Santa Annals army, aud were being
moved down with terrible slaughter. Gen. Tay-
lor sent Mr. Criticnden with Gag 10 sayto them
that il they would surrender he would stop killing
them. When Mr. Criuendeb got amongst them he
was taken by them TO Santa Anna with his eyes
bliudfolded. This he demonstrated against without
effect When he was brought TO Santa Anna he
was asked his mission. lie told him he had no
message for him that he was sent to ask detach.
ed force 10 surrender to save the eiiBsion Of blood
aud as his errand was unsuccessful he demanded to
be sent back TO his General
II was then that Santa Anna requested him to
tell Gen. Taylor that II he would surrender he
would be protected aud well cared for Mr. Crit
tenden replied, that he had no commission to speak
with him (Santa Anns) upon that or any other
matter but II was no use TO send any such message,
as Gen. Taylor never surrendered.
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The following Official let Of the officers Of the Ane.
rean army, who killed and wounded the battle al
Bnena VISTA
Kiisd-Col. A. Yell, Arksnsas Cavalry; Col. Mckee,
Kentucky Foot Ries Col III. Harding. lst regiment
illinois Volunteers Lieut. Col Henry Clay. b. Kenucky
Foot Rifles Capt George Lincoln Asst Adj Gen U. s.
Army; Capt. A. Porter, Arkansas Csvary; Capts A. u
Morse and n. r. Willis Kentucky Rifles; Capts Kinder
and Walker, I'd regiment Indiana folunt-efs Capt Fsa
ge I'd regiment ditto Capt Zalskie Let regiment Illinois
Volunteers Capt Woodman, Sd r~gmrnl ditto Iieuis.
r. T. Moore, " Nc. Nuliy, Mississippi Rfies; Lieut. ~
Vaughan, lst Kentucky Cavsiry; Lieut. Parr ID Indiana
regiment; Lent Hsughton, let Illinois regiment Lieuis
Benton, Frtchrr Ferguson Rollins, Bareson Athefton
Price and Campbel, "a rrgimt illinois Volunteers; Lieut.
Csmpbell. Texas Volunteers
HouHied--Drg. Gen. Lane, Indiana Brigade Col J. r.
Davis, lst Mississippi Rifles (scyefcly) Maj Gorham ID
verely); Capt NJ Sharpe, Mississippi Rifles; Caps os.
born aud Saunders, % regiment Indians Volunteers Capt,
Sleep, ID regiment ditto Caps Coffee aud Baker % feRt
ment Illinois Volunteers; Capt Conner Texas Volunteer
Lieut. q. French, Sd Artillery (seFiousiy) Lieut. J. J.
z oBricn, iih Artillery (slighllyl Licuis A. cotwin
Pssey and Stockton, Missssipp R'des Lieut. s. A. Red.
DEF Arkansas Cavalry; Lieut. T. s. Barbour, Wehers and
Mosier "a Kentucky Foot Rides; Lieuts. Csger Mosse
Pennington, Lewis DAVIS aud EPpsrson % Indiana rre
menl Licuts L. l.. Mcdonnell and u. Adams, LIST Illinois
regiment; Lieuts Pickett. Engeson, Steele, West snd
Whieside, I'd Illinois regiment.
REcAPrruLATIoN- htued-J Colones Lieut.. Colonel
o Captains. u Leutenants-I Hosnded--I nnrsdier
General. Colonel Mnjor, 8 Captans % Leulehts-33
Total officers Killed and woanded, Go.
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Additional Interesting Particulars Of the
Battle of Buena Vista.

DEATHS OF LIEUT.. Coz. CLAY, ASSISTANT Anu
TANT GENERAL LINCOLN, &C., &c.-CAssIus
NJ. CLAY IN MExico-PANic OF THE INDIANA
BRIGADE AT BuENA VlsrA.
The New Orleans Della Of the 9Th furnishes
very long and detailed account Of the battle of
Buena Vista. II was obtained from Major Coffee,
Of the army, who brought General Taylot's des-
patches. This gallant oficer-a son Of the disin.
gushed General who fought so brayely on the
Plains of ChaIme,te, New Orleans) and in various
other battles by The side of the illuslrious jackson
acted as aid Of Gen. Taylor, in the bloody fight
Of Buena Vista. The greater part Of il is a repi-
tiion Of details already gathered from other sourc-
es We give few which have not before been
published.
Lieut.. Colonel Clay was shot through the thigh,
and being unable 10 walk, was taken up and car
ried some distance by some Of his men, but owing
to the sleepness Of The hill, the men finding il very
difficult TO carry him, and the enemy in great num-
bers pressing upon Them, the gallant Lieut. Colonel
begged them 10 leave him and take care of them
selves. Forced TO leave him on the field, the last
that was seen of this noble young officer he was
lying on his back, fighting with his sword the enc
my, who we're stabbing him with their bayoneis--
The veteran Captain W. S. Willis of the same reg.
ment, at the head Of his company, with three stall.
wart sons who fought at his side was badly wound.
ed, but still continued the fight, until he was over
come with the loss of blood. ~
In the mean time, the Indiana brigade, who we're
drawn out and ordered TO charge The enemy were
seized with panic and displaying some hestaiion,
Assistant Adjutant Lincoln rushed 10 their irort,
and whilst upbraiding them for their cowardice,
was shot, several balls passing through his BODY
Ia justice 10 The brigade il should be stated that
they subsequently, rallied, and fully redeemed their
reputation by the mos. gallant and effective fight.
ing.
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We have santa Annas report Of e ltes Of Buena Vista
the loss Of one Thousand aud claims that AmenoAns
lost two thousand We make iof the whole document
RgPuBticAE LauEKiTIso ARNY.
GsnsTaiiR sfEieellen Sir; During moment Of lei.
snre- beng o'clock The uornng-I have 10 inffun
oI he Sc vs "a s ss y'S % The same
my command after painful and oug march the
,Ic ~, ,d s.'' ~ h 70 eneoen,ei 70 sa
Taylor composed Of men, with e pieces Of artery
morning the coeneed seloek aad continued IN
81 sunset The field Of battle covered with dead Blood
has flowed in torrents Two staDdara uheh
to send your EIcesncy were tken by Us together with
pieces q artillery Of the cabfe Of and poaodes their
complement smmupon and wagons with their horses
lency that the field, howeyr stty dsaod finally remained
toned Upwards Of 500 of The eaenyI dssd lie s,e~sJ ""on
the field Of battle and have taken prisoners the exact
number OF when has not beea made known 20
On our own part regret 70 say that with generals oteers
and troops have lost in killed wcunlid about loo
readily accounted Tor by The o6.nae had
lasting through two successive days Dsug charges
to-day my horse killed BY glpc shut The strong pos
few hours before reached tins poia the enemy having
notice Of advance retired IRON his position Aqua
may be eompsredio the Pass Of ThsrmopyiT Bat be
must have been taught BY the experience q these days
poa nor asy o Of E eau Id' s
Me1iean soldier om battling in defence country and her
rights
Our soldiers are indeed worthy Of oil commentator aud
glory the consciousness o. being the head Of army Of
patiently both hunger and thirst for forty hours saerEee
required Of them BY the a,on and Of which have myself been
witness. r.f.....rH .f.
The only painful reflection have at This ihst
biscuit nor particle OF ice can be had here for stk and
wounded We have subssied for many days meat
Thus is verified e complaints have heretofore made
neglect this army has suffered ou having depend for sup
plies its fesoafces during the last months will
add that il is possible carry the campaign
fully the army provided with all supplies required
in therefore think Of moving back my camp early 70
morning, Aqua Nueya fee leagues distsh pro.
vide myself with that the
hacenda Of Enoanacon and If succeed In obtaining
neeesares and relieve myself OF tho neumbfance the wound
ed will the charge-in spite Of my wound
which has opened In consequence Of being continually
horseback twelve hours each day
In the detailed account OF dis obstinate combat which shall
present due notice will be given Of generals chief
officers and others who have baye fought poured their
blood in defence of the country have been willing de.
this report for such details upposng the supreme Govern
would wish have the earliest
Tomorrow, The day AFTER will be transmitted
ExceeBcy the said detailed together
tee Of Subsequent occurencee- atf
Accept pray your Excellency with this eKpanaton the
consideration Of particular God and Liberty Field
ofAngosiura Buena Vista, February q, 1851.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE- SANTA ANNA.
His Excelency, the Minister Of War
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t . -'"VHOts, &C.
BY the arrival Of the schr. Portiu, Can, po..n
which eh SACRIFICES on the 18th inst we -.
receip, Of the following highly interesting ;n. 70
gence from the forces cooperating against w..
Cruz. wa
Troops were landed, after RECONNAISSANCE.
the 9Th, by Generals Scott, Patterson. WorIb p%
low ouilman. and Twiggs, with their Aids and a.
Typographical Corps. The parry approached nos,
The shore, towards the direction OF the Castle. ,bs
guns Of San Juan de Ulloa opening FIRE Of ,h.~'
aud round shot upon them, but without elFee,
The reconnoisance was made while The ,,..
ports and conveys were lying of Anton Iizs,da.
Immediately after the return Of the party ,hs ~
sells weighed anchor and stood 10 the so1tbw,,i =
Sacrifcios, bearing 10 towards the mainland viii,
fair breeze and in gallant style When they cam.
10 anchor, the convoys took position in such m,n
ner as TO protect the embarkaiion Of the ,roon,
the FIRST division Of 6O00 was landed al o'closL
p. NJ. on the OH, and the remainder durng II,
next day. The troops landed amounted TO ,6s y,
act number OF IL, 100. The landing is smoke. ~
BY persons who were eye witnesses, as scene n
magni6eence, rarely witnessed more than once !"
lifetime.
Gen. Worih's division had TO move in eebsI,,
TO the rear. past the right, in order to gain rs nrd
per position-in doing which il was nece,sar, -
capture two redoubis thrown up By the enemy
one OF these contained piece Of artillery, and boh
we're strongly manned. The redoubts were att,cL.
ed, charged and taken, after a hot contest. On,
loss was seven killed and several wounded; me
enemy's loss was probably larger, besides mum.
Der OF prisoners. Capt. Alburis, Of the Cd Infant.
~, was killed by round shot; his head was sew.
cred from his body, the same ball taking of The
arm Of drummer and wonndng a private. Col
Dickerson was wounded in the breast BY muske,
shot The skirmishing was, however, no check 10
the advancing column, which pressed steadily for.
ward to its position and commenced entrenehinp.
The pipes which convey fresh water into the civ
have been discovered and broken up, completely
stopping the supply from the tanks, which are al
some distance
During the advance upon the rear Of the city,
our troops fortunately Intercepted guard Of ,6e
enemy. which was taking Passed Midshipman RO.
gers 10 prison at Perole. He was rescued, and i.
now on board his ship
The city is now surrounded by our troops each
division having taken a strong end advantageous
position, with entertainments. completely cutting Of
all communication by sea or land, and al the same
time safe from the FIRE Of the castle So ciuse-
ly is Vera Cruz now besieged. aud so entirely are
every means OF communication cut of, that 10
very Few days the news must reach Us that both the
city and castle occupied by our victorious troops
The general impression seems 10 be that the city
will surrender in the course Of ten days or fort
night No doubt is expressed Of the successful ter
mina,ion Of the enterprise.