The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-22

Cburch Davidson. and Barbour, ana sixteen prvsees
Ths rity OF Mexico quiet at the latest dates
daily reports Of thu rising Of the popuiAcs ana
the Of our m~a were rife now
ever was entertained by army OF any such attempt
Tor "a our correspondent remarks enemy who could
not stand against in the asd will not be likely to at
tack much less attempt to overpowsr u.s. with the
cIty and It's strougholds in our possession.
hs Mexican congress we're to meet an the 5th ofthis
mouth at Qner-taro The seven Northern States
which somatine since formed coalition to oppose
oottatous for peace have held meeting by delegates
and dsnouucsd Santa Anna q traitor and OUTLAW
and at the same time have passed resolution pledgpg
each state furnish three thousand men armed and
eouon-d for IN. further of the war; sp
pointed Generals Paredes and Bustamente to command
the troops thus be raised Our correspondent
total loss to bein killed, wounded, and missing
sixteen hundred aud twenty one. -,
The m,riean star Of the a6th of September in speak
Ing OF the execution Of the dessrtsrs says tAss
S.-y after som, ten we're shipEsa os sns
branded the cheek With the letter nI sn. and
Of the crowd, came in for q share OF INC "App-s
branding .xscutsd NJ Mia.
Sorc ana on tns aI.es Il appears that Riley, 40
cordng TO military laws ooula nv. oo ~
ing deserted from our army oe'0fs 'ns "
Rumors were rife in Vera Cruz Of santa Anna being
10 pnshI. .t the head of some three hundred men
SPEAKING on this subject, the american Star Of sept
osS published In the city Of Mexico says that Gen
ms. and the force under Col Chds being sinai.
hs withdrew them to the heights commanding the place
where he quite secure, and from whence he could
lombard the city at will
We here Gen Soott's order after his victorious
osoaPstsn of.hs city Of Mexico BY which T. win ,: seen
on the 18th, is Governor Of the city
0ENERAL ORDER, No 1874.
HEApQrARrERs ARMY,
MEXICO, Sept IL, ls47.
Under the favor Of God the vsor Of this army after
many glorious Victories has hosted the colors Of our
country the capital of Mexico and the palace Of
their goverpmsnt-but the war is not yet ended.
The Mexican army and government have hed only to
We must be upon guard. Companies and regiments
will be kept together all stand the alert. Our
snuess-no dsorder-and struggling stragglers will
be in great danger Of and marauders shall
be punished by courts martial.
All of rules honorably observed by this glo
rious army in Puebls must be observed here
The honor Of the army and the hoaor Of our country
call tor the best behavior the part Of the valiant thus
to win the appreciation Of all the good Of their country
Be sober and merciful His noble brethren in win
not be deaf to this hearty appeal from their
We have no time or room to make . summary from
tsrs give Others written in the city Of Mexico
the asth by foreign houses One translated from
By the way Of Tampioo we have letters kindly for
warded to us dated Osenluma Oct 3D. The letter is
brief that we give it here =
osrNLuMA, Oct 8, ls47.
When you requested me to give you news from Mexico
there nothing than what you acquainted
with regarding the capture OF the city Of Mexico and
although they are stu very meagre and doubtful am
Ssns e. tell you what we have learned by letters from
Gen. Santa Anna is in TIasoola with only five hun
Is going to Central America Cen Herrera has gone
onsretaro to organize the government Bustamente is
al Guard Of Guanaeguate and other places.
1t there but two papers published in Mexico
Gen Scott has imposed contribution the corpora
ton Of $4,000 payable In three weeks, In instamsns
To this letter have postscript written by another
hand, rs follows:
TAMpIce, OCT. 7th, ls47.
Gen Santa Anna went on the 18th Of september, to
Tolusa fourteen leagues from Quad loupe, with a
nant OF his army In his carriage saw him enter 1t at
Polsnder
That Santa Anna should be at Tlascoa as reported in
the letter Of the srd altogether probable Tlasoos
directly north of Puebla, about twenty miles distant
Move directly east from Tascols you strike the road
to Perote Psrots less than twenty miles He 10
enough to threaten our trains but not strong enough to
The American star was issued in Mexico on the 18th
ultimo, by Peoples aud Bernard. We have several
beers of It, but make but little of them to-day.
The Geneta Republican and the Courier FTancsise
have been revived in Mexico
Santa Anna has returned to Touca fifteen miles from
GuAdaioups with the remnants OF his army, intending
1t Is thought to attack our trains.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED so FAR AS KNOWN.
Offers Killed.
Col Martin Scott, 5tn Infantry
Lieut.. W. II Burw-ll, 9Th Infantry.
Col William II Graham, 18th Infantry.
Capt Merrel 5th Infantry
Capt. u Ayres, 81 Artillery.
Lieut. Burb. ak
Capt E Smith.
Lieut. Col cktnson
Lieut. Strong, 5th Infantry.
Li-ut Armstrong, I'd Artillery.
Lieut.. FAIRY Sd Artillery.
Major L Twisgs
Capt. A Van Onda.
Lieut.. Dick johnson, 18th Infantry.
Lieut. Col 9. w Baxter New York Regiment
Officers Wounded.
Major General G }. Pillow.
Col McIntosh. 6th Inf severely reported killed.
Major G. Waite, sth Inf badly
Major G. Wright 9Th Inf slightly
Capt Cady, 9th Inf slightly
Capt Larkin smith, sth Int, severely
Can't. Walker, 9Th Inf severely,
Capt X Anderson, Sd Art, severely.
Asst Surgeon w. Roberts dangerously.
Capt j. L Mason Corps Of Engineers severely.
Lieut. N. L. shackelford. ID Art severely.
Lieut. c. 8. Hamilton, 9th Inf, severely.
Lieut. c. B. Daniels I'd Art, severely
Lieut. Ernst, 9th Inf, ssverely-lost right hand.
Lieut. @. Burbank, sth Inf, mortaly
Lieut.. J. D Clark, sth Inf, badly.
Lieut. G. Morris sth Inf severely; lost right foot.
Lieut.. j. Beardsley, 9Th Inf, badly.
Lieut.. G. Wainwright, sth Inf, severely.
Lieut. II. J. Hunt I'd Art, eighty
Lieut. J G. 8. Smelling, sth Inf, severely.
Lieut. H. f. Clarke I'd Art slightly.
Lieut.. w. Hayes, I'd Art, slightly.
Lieut.. j. g. Foster, corps of engineers, severely
Asst. Surgeon simons, slightly.
Lieut.. Dent, 9Th Inf, severely.
Lieut. Prince, 4th Inf, severely.
Lieut. A. B Lincoln, 4th Inf, severely.
Lieut. Herman Thorne Sd Dragons aid to Col. Gar
Lieut. Montgomery, sth Inf, slightly
Lieut. Andrews, Sd Art slightly.
Captain Groghan Ker, I'd Dragons, severely.
Lieutenant Tree, I'd Dragons, severely.
Lieutenant Walker Mounted Rifles, slightly.
Lieutenant Williams Sd Dragons, slightly.
Major Savage lath Infantry, slightly
Major Talcott, Voltigeurs, slightly.
Captain Guthrie, 18th Infantry, slightly.
Captain Irwin, 18th Infantry, slightly
Lieutenant Lee, 18th Infantry, slghtly.
Lieutenant KNITTING Voltigeurs slightly
Lieutenant Thos Shields l4th Infantry, slightly.
Lieutenant Swan, voltgeurs slightly.
Major A. Montgomery.
Captain Thomas Glenn.
William Irwin
&C. williams.
James Miller.
{" james Caldwell
Major A. II 0lsddcn.
Brig General Jam Shields.
Assistant Adjt Cen y. n Paige.
A. A. A. Gen M. Lowell.
Assist Adjt Gen. w. W. Markell.
Vol Aid-ds- Camp George wilkins Kendall.