Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-11-20

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The steamship James l.. Day arrived hast even
ing from Vera Cruz, having left there the evening
OF the 9th instant.
Among the passengers on the Day were Major
liurbide, prisoner Of war, and Lieut. Sears, I'd artl
lery, bearer OF dispatches 10 Washington.
General SCOTS dispatches LEFT Mexico between
the 18th and 10th OF October, escorted by q spy
company Of Mexican lancers 100 sirongl under
the command Of Col. Dominguex. The company
leit Pueba the evening OF the 10Th and were attack
cd the same night by strong force under General
forre)on. Shortly after they were attacked by
Col vamos 10 the two sngasemeras they Io-s fsen d
their number, but suppose they killed least ten times ,hs,
number.
They returned to Puebia, and Gen Lane placed me Do
spaiehes in The hands Of his aJutan general Leut sears
who came down with his Meaican % Vera Cruz but
accompanied far Plan del Rio by he Ia Pennsylvania
regiment, under Col. wynkoop Capt, 10y mounted n<n
and three companies Of ariey The American porsion az
the halted Plan del Rio. AMI were 10 asun .s
Gen. Patterson
The Mexican spy company is DESERVED rOayh looking
Of They hght with ropes round hr asks the
saying is, and therefore fight calamity Col DOinguez Ia
thought know the road intimately from long eIpencs up
on the line in a different capacity, We understand that
have altogether about four hundred and hy Of tins description
of force in our pay
uen Lane remains al fueDia, command
he took up with lam. circular order from Gen. Scott aecs
garrison Of $50 be stationed al the National Bridge,
1900 at Jalapa mud 2O0s at Puclathe last two points
under command Of general officers Gen. Gushing has been
assigned by Generri Patterson the command Of Jasva
Gen. Patterson had cachcd the NatoDa, Bridge the
ing Of the 4,h with all his force having been entirely
unmoes!ed upon the route.
Gen. lanes commend quarercd in de heart Of PuebB
the general occupying he palace.
Santa Anna Tehuacan the z6th uliimo. He had
given up the idea of going oraba he had proposed
The gusrrilas qparrelling among themselves. The
Rainbow says appears that Jmsuas band have declared
COL Cenobo be traitor them and h county that he
esgued with the Americans and supplied by them
with aud ammunition for the purpose of destroying his
brother bandits After much hard talking they have length
proceeded to blows and in engsgsmsnt il is sad that
Jaaua victorious and that thirty Of Cenoos
killed." Later confirm this news ha, that only
twenty killed. and that Jarauta shot through the leg
The Arco Iris, OF the 9Th instant speaks Of expedition
of $500 about start from the camp Yerga against
Orizaba. Our correspondent makes no mention Of
BY this arrival we have two numbers OF American
paper published Pueba, and called the Flag OF Freedom
We learn from it that Col Chis entertained the 2ls
utmo dinner given by number oe the officers who served
under him during the siege Of Puebla
This paper furnishes report of the battles Of Huamana
and Axoo, the results OF which already before read
We copy list Of the killed and wounded during the
siege OF Pueba
Last of Killed and Wounded al San Jase bef,ceen the
encs,aent and termination of The siege of Pueblo.
First Pennsylvania battalion at rounieer Company A.
Wounded, George Rusheberge james McCucheon
ly John Hoover, David Lindsay, Henry Lincb Mansfield
Company civilian EuTlck killed Charles Coison. John
b. Heron, wounded Company John Preece, Killed ID.
w. Yarlot, James Ellis Sergeant Dommnick Devanny,
slightly wounded Luke Floyd, severely. Company k
Corporal T. H. Jones' John e. Gchrist John H. Herrod,
f. Ii. Johns III. KruizoIman, James Phillips, William A.
Phillips, S. d. Sewel, VIM. Smith, ID. y vernoy, f. Van
DYKE Joseph Wilson, Samuel Troyer killed Captain John
Heron Thomas b. Fumam, A. T. Marshall, w. e. Wine
biddle, R. Reed slightly wounded Company D-Corporal
Sylvester Beesy, slightly wounded John Mcclellan, James
Lambert, severely. Missing-John Longsaf company X;
NJ. Stemar, company G.
Votigeur Regiment. Private John H. Burgess killed
John Wilson, company A, slightly wounded David Ricketts,,
company +, do.
Mounted Riaes-Priva,e Cornwc % Dragons, attached
mounted rifle detachment private Smith, company II, kill
ed. Privates Blair, company d, Campbell, company u,
wounded.
Company d. Sd dragoons.-Eh Stewart, wounded.
Quartermaster's deportaent.-A. b. Duncan, William
WaddeD, slightly wounded VIM Johnson severely.
Gaudaiupe-Wm. Patterson, company Z, I'd artillery,
severely wounded Josiah Blair mounted rifles, do Samuel
Houpt, VIM. Schultz, slightly.
General hospital -. p Hardy, company G. voltgeurs,
John H. Rowney, company n, I'd artillery T. RUSSELL I'd
regiment light Dragons, severely wounded
Field and SfaG-Mr A WengiersSL secretary TO Cover
Chids, severely wounded.
DR.. Buntings hospital Sergeant VIM Deal John Beers,
I'd Pennsyva volunteers and William Curry, I'd artillery,
severely wounded Sergeant Des conduct y highly spoken
Of by Dr. Bunting All the nvads OF the hospital capable
Of firing muske did good service from the oof OF the
building.
SPY companv-offcer John Nose, wounded since kill
ed j. Godeo brothers Domnguez and Jose Servezo,
wounded.
Serpant to Col ChIds.-Danc SIMS wounded.
In the battle Of Atxco the enemy said to have LEFT two
hundred dead on the road The Flag gives the following
our loss
Wounded Bernard Rork, MORALLY, (since dead,) Ma
thas Rautter slightly Josiah Corwn, severely All three
men were attached to or serving with Capt Fors company
(D) Sd Dragons.
The Delta says that the news from the capital Is
unimportant. A rumor was. current IN the city OF
Mexico on the 9Th October that collision OF ra-
Their serious nature had taken place between some
of our troops and portion Of the Mexican inhabi-
ants of Mexicalcngo, the particulars of which had
not ranspired. Congress had not met at Quere-
taro on the 18th October.
The foTowingi is the proclamation Of Col. Chlds,
Military Governor of Puebla, after the evacuation
of that place blythe guerrillas
OrrtcE or THE CIvIL AND MILITARY GOVERNOR.
having been restored in the city Of
Poea and force put the disposal Of the Chief of Police
Il il fondy hoped further acts Of violence will occur.
The undersigned, in connexion with his excclency the
p,efct of Pueba will his best exertioIs maintain the
peace and quiet OF the city,
The citizens are earnestly requested to open their stores and
sbop under the positive that they shall be protect
cd and any who feel il necessary apply to the police
Office and sentinel viii be sent TO their place Of business,