New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
FARTHER PARTICULARS OF THE RECENT
BATTLES,

We are indebted 70 Extras Of the Sur and hsI'
aid FOR the following intelligence received III A''
vance Of the mail \ TelegTAPhic DisPAicn' Gun
piled from VIA, foliows appeared 10 our Evening
/ Edition OF yesterday.
The Iafe Victories.
FROM the New Orleans Pcayure' sept 4,
We give in our paper to-day more I'LL uetAiis 49, ~
the battles BY the army Of Gen seo" on '"e -"
August A..,.,5. - puer.
Gen SCOTS vanguard arrived Al the nscrnda o. nsens
VITA u The 10Th Of August; ave or six miles ms 'os OF
Ayotls reaching The latter place on ine so''
a. ne inter from letter q Gen -iebois - -
does not sppesr % have sdFsncro ANs iHi,Hsi -,
avc.1. or nat ro.,etts main one iron furoa - Mex
leo which was defended ty the ioImioaois ~oiA. -
Penon and Mexslncn-o be inIneo asIuPey - 70
south from the main road ana p'ueee.. - s,.,,
The eastern side Of the LAKE Ct thai name, sno ss,hs
The lake passed round 10 southern eNrs ALs 80
turned and proceeded IN norm Westerly olseNoh 70
yard the City OF Mexico. oy the way OF so uteeOo
and S.na Cruz III, BE- struck a. san Ausustn zoe great
sou,beru road which leads direct 20 tee city yirs nine
miles to the north This road Was eriehc.o oy NoiH
al Antonio about three miles OF ssn nc
again By sui more Formidable WOKE ABOUT lnfe mics
farther north known ChuTubIsco or San RADIO TO-
ST. "a of Advancing directly noTn upon SAn Amino
Scott turned the, position ss vel - In1luolsou, y
road striking oa % the Teit VICE N-' eS..-.o -
strong works q, Couirerss. which = three miles west oi
| s,n Antonio From C0nirerss the ROAD leads 70 Ssn
ANGEL and thence back into the main ro.d a. GAIN lois
operation Vss executed b Bnssder Gen Smiin n me
IH
/ ~. rnorniny Of the 20th Tbs point etiued. Woftn
uushed 90 against San Antonio ana the tnsin o1dy on
Inc army toward Churuhusco y way 81 ConreTss ana
san Anal How Ssn Antonio vas Carried y worm,
81 boV he vhns army then fell upon CnEru'usco snd
drove the enemy from hs works and completely routed
hin III. ettars gve 10 other cniulnrs serl-lrnuJ
tell We are 10 hopes the very rough i<etcn We give
will enable ihe reader 20 comprehend the general out
Inc Of scott. route. il is not 10 be r lied upon tor &C
curscy Of cetsil
Ito 20, 10 mir a
"a, NOT AZ our mercy We 90 stated upon the most bur
| RED psrussl Of poru o 81 our lettrs LPoh u,le
mature and thorough examination ~ mem ana OF tne
Mexican usper. ~ are satisfied that santa Annas DE-
Tea, was a. CON gfe - the earlier accounts represeno
IL seems hsve been entirely opuonsl with Ten sol.
whether % march into the city and occ1Py II or DOT
Our letters abound IN criticisms upon h- course IN tins
parficusr which failed Il ee Judge srght @ command
the general approval Of the army strs'ened Tor room
to-day. do not of-r any other comments upon DE-
course la tendfrnz armisiice ihsn are con.lhu n
| Nr Kendairs letters % which We would particularly
AsofIcr List of KHled and U0uHieG
TAcuBAYA Aug q Isl.
have spent not n little time 10 eudeavoring %
collect lot of tho killed and wounded ohcrrs In ihe
great battle If ihs 2in. not difficult matter nssmuch
the different divisions are qusfterail IN F-s.s sesr
rsl miles apart The following. Will De- mun' 10 me
listed sr.rEs Rger1Ans-KIes-M.i Mills. 18th
inf.n,r, Cart Burke. Ii Artillery CAPT Hanson IN
fnf-ptry. Capt Tsornton % Dragons fapt tspron.
1T Artillery: Csp, Quartz 18Th Infantry C.pt Andcr
.on % Infantry LIEUT. Irons st Artillery but not a.
t-che1 % Gen Cad sslsders slah Lieut. Preston John
.ton. l., Arillery. but attached 10 M-sruders eaefy
Lieut. Essely. % Infantry LIEUT.. Bodfman, i'in lnlsn
ny Li-ut Hoffman 1T Arullery
'Usnandsd-Col CLARK. 9th Infantry siehug Col Nor
gan. 9Th Infantry severely h-l't Wade - Artillery
asverely; Major Bonners,ls 9th Infantry slightly Capt
Was.si. - Infantry. severely; Capt Philip l.f.uy
Il Dragons lefi arm shot N Csp,s'n Mickey
noids - Dragons severely captain Craig y infant
~ severely Csyi-in Ross. 9TH Infantry, srysreiy
Can't ] X smith - Infantry. severely Capt Chapman
in Infantry slightly Cspt Iohnson. sn Infantry sght
Is; Cspt Hoiden 2,h lnfao,ry .ishuy Capt H'insss
IL Arfliery slightly Capt Hoffman orb lniantfy ant
tx Lieut. Schuy.r Hamilton. ist inizniry. bat sscffd
~ Gen SCOTS staff severely Lieut. Hsi.ofsy I'm 10
fntry but attached smiths iigot Bsii'ii1n severely
Lieut. Bacon Gih lnfsniry severely, lieut. Csifnief
Ordnance. but commanding HoNiizer Battery seserf-
ly Lieut. Arnold ID Artillery. severely; Lieut. Herman
Thorn. "a Dragons. attached q Col. Garsnds stat
-lishtv Lieut. H-0dricEson. 6th Infantry severely
Lieut. Humber 7fh lnisotry severely LIEUT. Boyntop,
ls, nrn~-s but attached 10 Taylors Battery. siehiy
Lieu; Lormer trah-n. acting with lat Drsgoon..
Frr,D Lieut. ! an bufen hAss, siighily Lieut. d.ftr
ls. Artillery. right arm sho,on Lie~' GOo1oe 18th In
fanry. m9r,aly; Lieu, Farrey 9th nfsn,.g. but ~.
tAchrd Smiths Lisht Battalion. severely Lieut.
eeube 40 atsnt 9Th Infantry. sRhtly Lieut. Bee, 81
Infantry snghfy; Lieut. Lowell 2d Infantry. slightly
Lieut.. CHAMBER 30 Infantry slightly Lieut. Collins
All AriaryisIshtlT Lieut. Tlden, % Infantry.
ly Lieu, Newman Och Infantry severely Lieut.. Gard
ID Infantry, severely Lieut. Hayden, 20 lnisntry
slightly Lieut. Sqra-ue Adluiant pm lniantry sisntJ
Lieut. Palmer GA lnisnry. segertlg Lieut.. Bucsner
9TH Infantry sehty Lieut. Cram. 9th Infantry. slight
IL Lieut. slnukins l2,h Infantry. slightly Lieut. r..
terneii 10Th infantry. sshiy Lieut. Rornatt 18TH H.
faniry.
The above NAY BE- considered nearly correct let
Of the killed and wounded officers In the regular divi
sions OF Generals Worth. Iwiggs and Pillow some fe
may have beeu ot out but their wounds arc M
Important The entire loss in toe division Of General
Txiggs poo In thsi General Worth So IN tlat oi
Gen. Cu.,msn (sheids) 30, that Of Gen fho" III
Iolnnfcers.
The regiment OF New-iors volunteers los, 1903 IN
killed AMI wounded The following 10 iist Of The
Casualties smong the officers;
kILLED-Lieut Chandler.
WOUNDED Colonel Burnett severely Captain far
child slightly Captain Dyckman. severely Lieut.
Sweeney. severely; Lieut. Jennis. slightly Lieut. Coop
severely Lieut.. Potter, severely Lieut. McCsor'
slightly Lieut. Griffin slightly, Lieut. hsh0"sky,
slightly
The 18th infsn,ry. under Col Morgan (belousing to
Gen. Perces brigsje Loot Onethird OF its oi,posSos
force The 9th In .ntry under Col. Ransom belonging
a. well 20 the brigade Of Gen. J. suffered severely
Col Morgan was wounded Ia the Lex and badly The
limb will be- saved but II Ia feared IL Will be some time
before he entirely
The EewYork volunteers suffered severely but not
10 proportion to the regiment from South Carolina
Col Better who commanded the latter, behaves In tne
most gslant manner 10 advancing upon the hseiHDds
ked by Gen Shields ~ the head Of nisreg men, his
horse was shot dead he then advanced on foot unit
b. received wound 10 the leg which caused
him 90 fall Ia f-iutius condition b. was carried 10
the rasr but soon rAying be again advanced 20 The
head OF his regiment when musEet ball struck him Ia
the head and ha died slmos instantly south Carolina
Lost one OF her trayrs anf most generous sPuts "nrh
Col Butler fell
The Administrative ras Effected
Let me now give my speculations as TO the mode
BY which mi. armistice brought shout On The
night the Goth after the great Mexican army was
thoroughly teatep broken 10 pieces md routed. Mr.
Thornton Of the English Legation accompanied BY The
British Consul Mr. M-ckiniosh-a man VINO regards
.nta AIMS hates the Yankees and never moves unless
he own snds are b. gsin-dc-me out Of the city post
haste on visit 10 Gen scott The next morning Gen.
Mora. accompanied by Mr. Arrsngoz. who was formerly
Mexican Consul in New Orleans. came out. also on
visit Gen Scott and the same day theiser wrote
letter the Mexican authorities limiting At an Armis
tee between the armies with yies OF opening Ne
gotstions for a peace. This propostou WA eagerly
jumped At By the Mexican Minister OF War, ~ the inst
ssuon Of SAINTS Anna and the result has been
trrsty OF artistic 10 which according 10 runnr near
" every n ng the Mexicsns ssksd for was conceded
knos nothing Of the proceedings OF this commission *
cept from hearssy There many sho believe thsi
Gen scott has been compelled u adopt this policy, -
the threshold OF the Mexican Capital ~ Mr lrsi ant
bis instrucupus but there few and must Acknos
ledge my self among the numbsr ~ho think that p-zee
honorable and Satisfactory 20 the United states % 10
grow out the matter.
The policy II Gen Scott or Of Mr. Irs'-l do not
know witch responsible for tee messure-in er-cuns
sny srmstce and qa@nty opportunity To neSo
ste-tbs policy say, although DOT very n.tterng %
the pride OF those Who fought The ssusuinary battles -