Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-23

volunteers, slightly; Capt James Caldwell Cd Pennsyysa
volunteers, severely Capt George Nauman, LIST artB,
slghtyi Capt s. 8 Tucker rifles, slightly Capt. Macll,
assistant adJuant Gen. Wonh's division, slightly Capt..
U. Page, Gen. Quitmans aid slightly Captain Mars,
South Carolina volunteers, slightly Capt. Williams Sth
Carolina volunteers. slightly Lieut.. Earl Van Dorm, alto
Gen. Smith, slightly; Lieut. J. M Brannan, adutantst
artillery severely Lieut. Nat Lyon, I'd il fantry, sigH
Lieut. James Longseet 9Th infantry severely Lieutent
Tion, volgeurs, slightly Lieut. Sprague adutant 9th
fany, slightly Lieut. M. Clark adutant South Garcia
volunteers severely; Lieut. j. A. Henderson, u s. marin,
slightly Lieut.. Bell, South Carolina volunteers slight;
Lieut. Reno, votigeurs, severely Lieut. John Keefe
Pennsylvania volunteers severely Lieut. Martini votigeut
sghty Lieut.. Maurice Masney, 4th infantry, slightly
Lieut. NJ Lowell, on Gen. Quiimans staff slightly Liey
j. Seden, 9th infantry, severely Lieut. Stevens, corpst
engineers severely Lieut. j. w. Green, New York void
eers, slightly Lieut. A. s. Towison, I'd Pennsylvania
unteers, severely Lieut. Armistead 9th infantry slight
Lieut. Mayne Reid New York volunteers, severely Li{t
Seeck South Carolina volunteers severely Lieut. f. SIX
Russell, rifles, slightly; Lieut. j. A. Hasn ls artilE,
severely; Lieut. ID. ID. Baker and Lieut.. ]. w. Sth,
s. Carolina volunteers, severely Lieut. S. Devn, U. g. la
rnes slightly Lieut. A. II. Bannon, South Carolina pl
unteers slightly Lieut. Robertson South Carolina von-
teers, severely Lieut. G. j. Kirkland South Carolina p
unteers slightly Lieut.. J. B. Davis South Carolina von-
teers, slightly Capt j. NJ Scantland, 18th infantry spt
ly Capt. Hing 18th infantry, slightly Lieut. H. G. Log
necker voltgeurs, slightly Capt. r. G. Beae 14h in-
try, slightly Lieut. Richard Steele, 18th infantry sigW
Lieut. Robert Bedford, 18th infantry slightly Lieut. jim.
Palmer, rifles slightly
Lieut. MOTIFS Oh the sh infantry, has died OF the wout he
received at the hard-ought battle OF Ell Mono and is
thought extremely doubtful whether Lieut. Ernst Of the bh
wounded at the time, do not learn hat
any other officers considered in dangerous condbn
CITr OF Mexico, SEPT. &c, ls4dt
Assassinaons continue. No less than ten murdered SOL
diers found this morning the vicinity of the quarter
San Peblo, and eight the previous day. The fault lies
partially wrh Out men, who sragge from their quarters
ana get intoxicated at the first puueia grog shops yet
the TACT that this they upon by gangs
armed uans shows that feeling of revenge deep hatred
obtains against and the frequency of the murders would
prove that regular system of assassination has organized
the wire likely of the priests and leading
ln my last stated that COL Mcintosh sinking under
his woundst brave officer died last night and to be b
red to- morrow With all military honos. He fell pierced by
two balls while CALAMITY leading his to attack the Case
aa on the Sh SEPTEMBER and his SYSTEM suffering under
wounds received battles able to overcome
the shock
CRY Oh Mexico, SEPTEMBER 49,
Paroles was here in tue city w days SINCE without fol-
lowers and has gone nor perhaps towards Guadaaara his
old and ground to stir and influence the minds Of the
people against the Yankees and try his hand against them
he is no doubt one Of the braye and best generals Mexico
has produced.
Gomez Faas is at Quceiaro buwe do not hear what he
is doing. Gen. Herrera is also there and if leading man
in Mexico in favor of peace he is til. one His influence
however, is confted almost entirely he oderados.
Capt Pemberttn Waddel, of of e new regiments Of
infantry, is dead The wound of GEM Shields although
painful improving muske ball struck him in the left
at the sornirg of Chapultepec but binding handker-
chief around h continued with his men Unit, every thing
Gained. Get. Pillow has almost entirely recovered.
The loss in thederent divisions in the stornne of Cha
puepec and capture of the city the 18th follows
that of Gen. Quhnan about 300; in that of Gen. Twgg
26s; in that ofGen. PILLOW l42; in that of Gen. Worth
1885, Owing to ps previous heavy loss the latter only had
about 1000 men engaged in the last battles As know it
will be of great interest to their friends before closing this let
ter will state thu the wounds of almost all the officers are
doing WELL can speak positively of Col Garland Majors
Wade, Waite, Lrng and GLADDEN., Of Capts Mason, Wal
kerr Daney andpf Leus Foster Shackelforj Selden and
Lugenbeel and mention them being of the
severely wounded,