The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-18

Craven, Henry D. Perry, Michael Fitsgerald Michael
Farrell Thomas X. Folk, George sweekerd.
Field and StaF.-Kied-Col P. NJ Butler. Wounded
,everelymLt-Col. Dickinson. Wounded slightly-Capt
ce@pa%s GK Fail &c G, wilder. Wounded
mortaily-Thos. Black Wounded severely-2d 1t s.
y NJ. Smith. Wounded slghtly-C H. Moody, E, Hunt,
Jas Dunn.
ed severely-Corporal E: c. Postell; Prvatcs Thomas
Charles, d. McEfenry, James Young James Faucet
Wounded .lightly-ssrgsant W. Curtis. Corporal A
J. Hood Privates 7. Cahl, j. Conner, L. f. Dallas, T.
o Estes NJ. d. Hood, T. Robbins S. Terrell.
Company C-Kiled-Private Hilton. Wounded Sc
Waters; Corporals Caste Horton; Privates Bradley,
Hunter, Meqgs, stratton, sidwsl vnlipigue Wounded
slightly-Capt r. S. Moffatt, Prvates Ballard, Wooten
Humphreys.
Company D.-Kired- I'D Lieut.. David Adams, Private
Thomas F. Tillman. Wounded severely-2d IT. Joseph
Abney, Corporal w. B. Brooks, Prvates james JoG j.
Whitaker j. Addison, + Posey, r. j. Key w +. I'm
thank Wounded carbohydrates J. Lark, f. Linkins,
Company F--Wounded severely serGeants J. D.
Walker ]. NJ. Hicks; Corporal J. MoColumi Priyates
Campson, Hartman, Murkep, Valentine, Gilbert Mack.
ey Pratt, Weatherby Vanney, Wagner Wounded
Company G~wounded ssvereiy~iss It. LII. j. r. clark,
Sergeant Row Corporal McCreigh Privates M Harper,
Trs1 B. Stanley Ja Barber SsSnsS
s. Alexander, VIM. Nelson. Wounded slightly I'd Its.
w steen, J. r.. Davis, Corporal Myers Prvates 8. F.
Company Kiillcd-Privates Timothy Kelly, Shed
William Mooney, Corley, w $ Johnson w Purse
W Deolin, Price, L Price, Cantwell r waddeIl
D Desaussure sergeants II Beard, Percival, NJ
Miller, T Beggs; Prvates NJ Brown, II Caughman,
Campbell, 4 Lupe, q Randolph J d Stamford d
| Pollock.
Co~psny K-Kiled-2d Lieut. w r williams Private
John slsttery Wounded Observation-Disclosures Bernard
Cregan, Daughman. Wounded slighty-corporal w
| Eaves.
Company L-Killed serg't Jas benson. Wounded
Wood, M o'Neale, g Il Abney, Nj Clopton Wounded
sightly-Privates Maths, Warner Total 1877
Fourth DrvisioS--GEw. QuIrmAS.
Report Of the killed and poundea IN the LIST Regiment
o. S. Volunteers Of New- York.
Col Ward Burnett, severely wounded; Sergeant
Go. .a-Killed-private Benz Bennett Wounded
% Lieut. sweeny severely; I'd Lieut. Cooper do
do; John Drew do; James stacum, slightly
Co. B.-Kiisd-serg't; H. Won Romsin, color bearer;
porsl H. Dardonvills, slightly rrivstesJohn +. Twes-
a,nssr01 ;sy;ss psn Muir 40 slightly C. fns0 dol
Co. D-woundsd--Pr @. spalding, slightly.
~ Co. EmKillsd,Lieut f. Chandler private, Jacob
il. Lesch do; Francis conroy: slightly; kun.sn, do
Co. F-Wounded- Privates josh Boyle, severely; D.
Costello, do; r McCann do Thomas Supple, slightly;
Co G-Knled-Privates robert bov'oe Bernard Crum-
my. Wounded list Lieut.: Chas H. Innis slightly; ist
ssrst John Wilson d0 privssssAndrsT Kline re &C.
do; Peter Farley, do James Smith, do; Jas McGill
do; Alex Rodney do; Edward Carr, do Adam saun,
E Dennis, do; Bernard De Young, do John Shaw, do;
Smith; do; Lott Swift dol Musician Patt Berry, do,
I'd Lieut.. Jacob Griffin Jr, slightly; Corporals-T w.
Gray slightly II. Moorehead do Privates-Jas Brady,
Cover do VIM Boyd, slightly; Alfred DOherty, do;
Edward Fisher, do; Cornelius Winter, do
Murphy wounded: Capt Morton Fairchiid, slight,
b ID Lieut. Jas ID. Potter severely; Sergeant Edward
Cook do poosy slightly sa% Gard
Gardner, do JOS DufIin do Richard Ofden do Dan
Robertson. do; Jos. Franklin dol Henry Phillips, do
Co K.-Kiled: Privates-- Patrick Pagan Henry Max.
lam, Charles Foley Wounded Capt Q pyckman Sc
Malowhousky do; Corpl Alex Moran severely Privaes
VIM Jones, do; James Bowen, do James Tomkins, do;
tie, do. Missing John Cook.
Kiled-cemmissioned officers, 1; n-commissoned.
4; prvates, IL. Neutrality-suspicious. officers, .;
non-commissioned 9; privates, IS. Missng-i private
TOTAL, 100.
Drdgoons attached ia Head Quarters of Gen Scott
Capt. Thornton +, I'd drag killed Philip Kearney
LIST drag, wounded; Philip McReynolds, Sd drag do
Lieut.. Graham, do; Prvates-Cowden, I'D drag, do.
Patrick Hart, co f. LIST drag, killed Jno Ritter,
do do Jas Mcdonald, do. do Michael Brophy, do. do;
Augustus Delsol Sd drag killed missing Ed. Curtis
do, killed or missing Geo. Duver, do, killed.
ACCOUNTS BY THE MExIcANs THEMSELVES.
From the washington Union
It Is amusing the which are given bv
the Mexicans Themselves Of the great battle which
fought the walls of Mexico. We indebted for
the two following letters to gentleman of this city
They forwarded by officer Of distinction
pco who obtained the Spanish copies at that place
They addressed to Mexicans at pico-the one
written from tn capital itself the 2lst August and
the other at Huijatla, between Mexico and Tam pico
written the goth. They sufficiently piquant ana
very interesting in the views which they present the
progress and result Of the battle of Cburubusco.
| CITY OF MEXICO, Aug 81.
| tn cka of 4
the most profound melancholy the whole has gone
the devil The Yankees tho hateful Yankees have tri-
command four soldiers Generals Valencia and Santa
Anna have beon routed successfully at the quarry
of San Angel and at the Churubusco bridget and Scott
with his army, occupies the hacienda Of Portaes dis.
tant five miles from here
That gang OF mscreans would have occupied the cap
tai day But Gen Santa Anna order 1t is report
ed to prevent such ignominy TO the nation have
the hateful dag Of tho stars waving over the palace Of
the Montezumas has decided on hearing tho proposals
peace from the United States commissioner and
preliminary, they will discuss the terms
armistce The commissioners the part our 90
, vernment are Generals Mora, Vlsmil and Quijano.
Maedction and eternal hatred to the perveIsed who
have the title OF leaders of the nation only To
head revolutions they promoted for their aggran-
dizement, and to dcmoralize all classes Of society
treaty Of peace appears to me inevitable, under the
most shameful conditions to u.s. for without army
public spirit, which has been deadened by civil dissen
ons and in the face Of reasonable selnshness shown
by the authorities Of some Of the States what adyan
tages 1t possible to obtain from proud enemy who
is conscious Of his powcr'
VIII not continue discussing this point, because fee
my soul is burning with despair Poor country! sh,
has been buried in the mire by those her sons tina
she most distinguished.
HuuArLA August 80, Is47.
have learned the following from letters the 2lst
| received from Mexico
AT dawn on the 18TH the enemy made false attacks or
the farm Of San Antonio and on Churubusco, which h
supposed they did 80 as to execute their
which, afterwards seen, to advance Tacu
bsys This done by sending their troops along tn,
thickets and ravines between Tlspsm and that town
Valencia not taken unawnres, Who you will reco.
| dvis
by his explorers OF the advance of the enemy, and
therefore, received them with terrible fire OF artillery
and musketry. When the enemy found they were dis.
covered they took the direction the heights where
batteries placed sustaining active fire from
their infantry aided by sorae artillery Shots with the
object of succeeding Ia getting up but every time they
attempted it, they checked and disordered by
troops and Immediately threatened to charge with the
bayonet, which never done. They, therefore, re-
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