New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28


u. It.s,reti0nt,ts naAer fhtir Leadcrs Gen
f,.s..te, orI fl. aHi .rr C.rl's. fHrf.'' "a o.. z
}fsp.rs,d. AID re- rto1Dfrr, y % graz NA"''f'
u As.eucan horses ~ 0HT froyps-
Cofrrspou8enee q the - Lou. union.
SA~rA ~. August ~.
Mtssas EDITORS. ~ the destruction 81 tne " : =
- 4 al. PA. "a the On JuIF at b. The heeF' e"-
=. .,,or.r.s IL Mar Ffuuufs1r found uY'u 'A'
t,ris.uers thin taken .i;crs written oy 20. y. ~
81 q. snd cthrrr ~scefs - the lstr pfrl-c''I
TIM giving plsn q th-ir intended OPT H''' -
M the ciuxens Vi tho tom D. D. ia ie~''., -
action u 4 falIlru ts warning siarf- - =.
American. Isre already weakened by re zee :,
ne -tatrs 1i numofr of troops tn@i v'N'i :
go RI f-w days -nd sfn0n. in-fn ne couP-H1 !. "
t-i.ris< Capt Fisher. sud that spies No-'- = - -
.t-rtlv aa the road o. lig- Information pi tifi. 80
uiisnsTs departure, II which time ny -
D. doubt of 5-iDg so- ~ .iIiSr ma en- = - -.
IN. yrsoD-rs ais0 Et-t-d ths1 many oi iD'l' -. -
,sr .ru. lad suns 10 the town oi Loq1-st. 10 JON
their -s1er Ten. 6Jn.-llss- H.
Ioouest. Il a t,ssn ~ considerable siz@ AMI H'niiN
bly located for defence being situated 90 tns 80
~ ii 80 .u-rosnsi hv mountains 81 AZ almost ~
accessible character. ] BE- prisOreis snt"' '--'
aud his party we're A. or nesr, Anton 'No-o' -.
town situated the san Nssi! l-ltef, som, nlp y"
twenty miles below LOgursis- HAVING osfp,s' "a
H. ,ouer. taken Al the .t0rminz OF los Iiae y senJ
inr then D. santa for tfial MAJOR L1ihorsuH 80
The companies. Of Capt HORNE and houofAy' aho
two ies u art erv started On IL lJtn u JOY u zee
town VI Anton Checo distance % soos' - I'm
oon our arrival Al The latter place Al DAY ln1 iYi
100 ,r,-rirg ~ found to town deserted except
bv a fex old men women and Children, IRON won
w. exfrscte1 the information that Their men vic
their arms hsd Likewise gone 70 tSe IONh OF ID
oue.ta Pursuing our march. ard when ~ithln About
fg. miles Of the after town, Mexican supposed
10 be \ sly Nas captured By our scouting party
sho Informed us that from four 10 OK huncreo
armed Me1icsns under their leaders Nonssnes sno
Cor,e, we're then ia the town Of Loqaesia Upon cur
arrival the nights comm.ndns We" ~ we 5s'
We discovered the enemy dispensing IN every direction
~ The mountains We however, succ5edeo 10 capiuI
pg sbon; hty prisoners. The mule saddle sa'cie aho
ssbre Of Gen Cories snd great nurnDer oi Ausiesn
nor.e.-snd Camsnche and Apachs indian nofses 90
tanned from those Indians Ia exchange Tor horses Noh
bv the Neyicsns from the American troops
The enemy had evidently nsde great preps'anoh ~,
defence As their houses generally FABRICATED arc
fortified and their goods and vausoes elmer MA 10 ie
mountains or buried Our prisoners inform Us thsI inc
area, panic among the Mexican troops IVES produced ~
our sudden and unexpected approach together WIZ le
fact that We hsd with artillery, which INK they
never Intend 10 face sgsiD Il they can svoid u,
itis tut iustics 10 the troops being part infantry ao
having with them artillery drawn BY oxen 70 state nsi
the march from Los Veg0s By Anton Checo 70 Loques
reformed 10 than twenty four hours over rough
and mountainous country. and great Poruon OF me
d.s.saco without road 70 guide hein - "nich
extraordinary march may be attributed 'heif success o
the occasion.
We are endesyoring here In santa Re- 10 raise -s'
r-glnen, Three companies have already been mus
tered In and two others reported ready for being mus
tered They are composed principally Of discharged
volunteers and wagoners Yours, reSpecil uny
J. II BOURMAN
"a Lieut. Co + "a Reg. Mo. Mounted Volunteers