The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-18

LoyalPs Georgia mounted men, and three companies of
artillery The American portion of the escort halted al
Plan del Rio, and to return with Gen Patterson.
Lieut. Sears reached Vera Cruz the night of the 4th
inst accompanied by Capt George Taylor, I'D artillery
Lieut. Lear, 4th infantry and Lieut. Hills LIST Pennsyl-
yania regiment, their way home on furlough Lieut.
Henderson, Louisiana volunteers down to join his
company. About eighty discharged soldiers also came
down.
The Mexican spy company is described as a rough
looking set of men. They fight with ropes round their
necks as the saying is, and therefore fight gaanty Col
Dominguez is thought TO know the road Intimately from
long experience upon the line in different capacity
We understand that have altogether about $50 OF this
description OF force IN our pay. VI the detachment
which down with Lieut. Sears, of the officers
lost arm by the way and two Others severely
wounded. An American discharged soldier, who came
down with them told our correspondent that they fought
Gen. Lane remains at Puebla retaining all the command
he took up with HIM circular order from Gen Scott d.
reefs garrison of $50 to be stationed at the Nation
al Bridge, 200 at Jaapa, and 1900 at Puebathe last
two points under command OF general officers General
Gushing has been assigned by General Patterson to the
command at Jalapa Gen. Patterson had reached the
National Bridge the morning of the 9TH instant, with
all his force having been entirely unmoested upon the
route Gen Lanes command is quartered in the heart of
Pueba, the general occupying the palace.
Santa Anna at Tepuacan the Goth ult. He
had given up the idea OF going to Ozaba as he had pro-
posed
The guerllas are quamelling among themselves The
Rainbow says at appears that Jarautas band have de-
cared Colonel Zenobla to be traitor to them and to his
country; that he is leagued with the Americans, and
the purpose of destroying his brother bandits After
much hard talking, they have at length proceeded TO
bows and IN one engagement IS SAID that Jaraua was
victorious and that thirty of Zenobas men were killed
| Later accounts confirm the above, but say that only
twenty killed. and that Jarauta was shot through
the leg Papers of Jaapa, OF prior date had said that
Jarauta had withdrawn from the field to attend to his
religious duties.
The Arco Iris of the 5th instant speaks of an expedi-
ton of 1900 as about to start from the camp at Yer
CARA against Orizaba Our correspondent makes no men-
ton OF it.
The paper says on the English side, that the
buried body OF the late amented Captain Walker remained
on the field two days after his death.
By this arrival, we have two numbers of Ameri-
can paper, published at Puebla and called the Flag OF
Freedom. We learn from it that Colonel Childs was
entertained, the 21st ult at dinner given by
Der OF the officers who served under him during the siege
of Puebla
This paper furnishes us report of the battles of Hua-
manila and AtXco the results OF which are before our
readers.
We copy from this paper list of killed and wounded
during the siege OF Puebla
List of killed and rounded Jose, bet,ecen the
,aence'aent and termination Of the siege Of Puebia
FIRST PENNSYLVANIA BATTALION VOLUNTEERS.
pany A.-Wounded, George Rusheberger James Me-
nch, Mansfield Mason, James Bowdeu, r; Wilson, John
ponan slightly Company Civilian Eurick, killed
John ' Peeco, killed D. W Yaoit james Ellis Sergeant
Domnick Dsvanny slightly wounded Luxe Floyd, Sc
s SIs S1R'Hay nF.fs1 Johns l. 9ass @
Phillips YIN A Philips, S D. f ssweu VIM sm T D. 5
killed Captain John Heron, Thomas b Furnam, A; Z.
Marshall, w. c. Winebiddie r. Reed slightly wounded
Company D-Corpoal Sylvester Beesy, slightly wounded
John Mel ellan, James Lambert, severely. MsngJohn
| Longstafi company X M. Stemar. company c.
VoITGEUR REGlMENT.Private John II. Burgess, killed
John Wilson, company A, slightly wounded David Rick
es company +, do.
MotNraD RlPIEs.-Private Cornwell, ID dragons,
ached TO mounted rife detachment, private Smith, com
,pany ii, killed prvaics Blair company ID, Campbell,
company Is, wounded.
| COMPANY d. 3D DRAGooNs.--El Stewart wounded
| QUARrERMAsTER's DEPARTMENTAL b. Duncan, William
Waddel, slightly wounded; William Johnson, severely
GGADALUrE.-Wlliam Patterson, company y, I'd artllle-
ry, severely wounded Josiah Blair, mounted rifles, do
Samuel Iloupt, WIN. Schnltz slightly.
GENERAL HosPrrAL-J 7. Hardy, company G. voiigeurs.
John II. Rowney company h I'd artillery, T. Russell, I'd
regiment light dragons, severely wounded
FIELD AND SrAFr.-Mr A. Wengersk, secretary to Gov.
/ Childs severely wounded.
| Dr. BUNTING's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Vim. Deal, John
Biers I'd Pennsylvania volunteers, and VIM Curry "a ar
lery, severely wounded Sergeant Deals conduct highly
spoken OF by Dr. Bunting All the nvalids of the hospital,
capable of firing muke did good service from the roof OF
the building
SPY coMrANY-Ofcer John Nose, wounded-since killed;
j. Gordero, brothers Dominguez and Jose Servezo,
wounded
| SERVANT TO Col. CHILps-Danie Sims, wounded.
In the battle of Aixco the enemy said to have LETT
200 dead the road The Flag gives the following as our
| loss;
WoUNDED--Bernard Rork, mortaly--snce dead Mat
thas Rautter, slightly Josiah Corwn, severely All three
men attached serving with Capt Fords company
CD Sd dragons.