New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

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~ - ' -, ,ne charges which Rave been rEsoe /
.,.lc,, ~. Goyernu,s M tor TIE ecnf'" u b@s 49,.
a. 80. that Gen scott solicited "a affnisu.o'
a., az -h., Macintosh cane out lor Ai,ef voc
-. -. d i, o,arr that NJ Trst might % nearo
s.s .-i,.,ion b. granted. bscsAss "a snsp@ns@H
ko.,,, noulf yirs his troops Fst r'ssaDa 49,
and sire am an opporfaaig 70 eo"eef "e :.
~. l. n a{ops 0,l<r m<aszrss % issars Snaeti0H
- -. S.n,. Apuss o ~n words ! have dol une OF
49, :. ,,s,-n, 10 i've you tho Whole Of hts snsSeF !"
pom but will procure Il for some future Pcfioo
Your, &c
Crrr % MrNrco sep, -. lss7.
The very smsl ness OF our army 10 more o.s1.'s
o., H. orls. OF the Nexcsns than sny eeie~t nsi ns
l.f.ftsa ,h.rn Had AZ army respectable Va numO-i'
roro.red With ihe enterprise undertaken ana .eco
oSt.hs entered the valley Of Mexico. the smIrns %
s.comHturs would have been sll-visted oy we 81
d-nce that they hsd not been beaten 80 ihsm1iaIy ~
sss az men 40 interior In numbers 20 their own
army Nor will they think Of peace un'l DE- ~
BIZ an army % large that there VIII a. ie.s' 70 pso,
rneri, 10 .uccumbing in the eyes Of the woro. NsS
an. measured too ~ ust b. adopted, Tor soy Que
ruu. nav read that II The qsasi war nere'oio1u
on /. continued. Il will De prolonged unNi Tue e'
which brought IL on are forgotten ,h.,
Briuz the matter home for a MON Ok cupP'sn-
an amy composed OF 900 OF the picked rnen 81 Sns
,ndom should Get themselves down oe.se "a ,hs,
rltv Of bu, t,e over half the size OF Mexico ana ns'
We had . 600 soldiers and strong iorunesuous "
fend it-hos could we reconcile me en'fsneo - -
former into streets and fqisres - sstt,,,x
orr, OF course I supposipg an imposs..,liy
-, ,hsre Ia not a citizen between Fsuoourx Mste
nv and Carrol;on but will a., once see Sod 'e.' "a
desrsdng position in which the Mexicsns s'e 49,
and will hardly blsDe them Tor eontn"ips s,sn
ties, even szains, every semoisnce OF hope bn' e'n
.rrnv of $1,000 men be placed upon the Aus oet".en
hi. v and Cruz let the communicaions De sef'
,hnrousniy open sni let the Inhabitants here Dc maze
;, NOV and feel that intention IL to compel tnem
~ are for terms and there will then be an excuse io
them which 10 their eyes VIII noid "itn 'ne n'.o1so'
he earth 10 come an amieaole Arrangement ~ Pt
a., III the territory We possess in aexcos c0mprseo
yi,hn the range of our guns. This We can nave sn1
can hold against any force the enemy can oring gus
until our army increased TO size suicient 20 com
nsnd the territory our line OF operations We esn
have peace. ,,, -. ,A,,.,sa
The Mexicsns are now beviidered, not SUBJ 'e'su
hsv mink there has been some grand mistake IN Gil ,n
has occurred Their own nierlofi'y sna 'sc V ss
M ,Lsv 40 NOT take into the scsle-ihey believe INST
~, .nsce Providence has forssken tnem-ana mus
believing they will continue 10 preach WAT ~'.Vus
,r,cs sgsin., the North Americans and honestly tnlnk
they will In toe end out victorious nor can ,nsr
ave. be- opened until they that We have our
hand. sufficient 70 overrun their country ANVIL hsssy
have scratched Of few spscustors as regaros 'ns
srs consnct of the war-they msy be OF no service,
bu, sill are my homes, convictions. We must e'iner
hold This line with force sufficient 10 ave the enemy
er else retire from altogether snd tne sooner ou Wv
eminent bestir itself the better. ,,
In nv ls.t I sisted thu, Col Mclntosh wn sinking
under his wounds--,hst brave officer died lst nsnS so
Is TO BE- buried to morrow with all military n1uods o
fsi perced by two balls, while CALAMITY Leading his
men 10 attack the Csss Mars on the cth september ana
hi. system suffering under wounds received In ormer
battles not able 70 overcome Tue snOck
Yours, &c. " w n
CRY OF MEXICO, Sept %, 1871.
Not a little 10Y has been manifested By sl al Inc
srr'ysl here of the American prisouers-Cspts Clay.
Heaay and Smith. Leuts Churchill sud Barbour snd
sixteen prvates who have recently been connoea ~
Tolucs 1t ssems that they were released BY the Gov
ernor Olsguibsl On his responsibility they prom
.ng that ina same number OF Mexican prisoners snd
of equal rank should be delivered up 10 him Inose
officers who refused 10 give their parole when AZ
were ordered 70 Toluca, and who aferTsrd escaped
have psrformed active service here Ia the different
battles Major Gaines has been serving on me stan
Of Gen Scott Midshpmsn Rogers on that OF Zen
Pillow M-jor Borsnd on that OF Ten Worm, aho
Capt Dsney on that Of Gen. Quiiman- Inc ia''ef
wss severely wounded on ths ljtn, but Will recover
You're, sc. q. w n
CRY or MEXICO. Sept, y, lsi7.
We have rumJrs without number from Pueos to'dsy
Onsis that Anna hiss been killed IN An encounter
With Col Childs in the vicinity oil that cry snosne'
story would believe that he has been taken pr
soner sfer defending himself Tor some time ~ the pa
per mill called La Coossncia 10 the negnoofnood oil
| Puebla The accounts ssy that Col. Chuds was rem
forced By Ma. Lsly and that be imnsdAtey entered
the city drove out the guerrlss and surrounded the
mill above named. Whist credit To place In these ru
nors know not but II Santa Anna 10 really prisoner
IL has been ntentousl-he has given himself up III ns
has been killed. it has been what the aexcsns would
term one casEalidad sheer accident Tor no sucn insn
lions entered MIA head
Asa prisoner santa Anna knows perfectly well that
he can humbug Mr. Polk with ease, and all his friends
beside We shall know the whole truth OF tho matter
in the course OF day or two .
Ii IL said that the Mexican Congress is TO assemble
Queretsro, ON the 9Th OF Octo0er-neH "eeh-shi 'us
P,na Psns has gone b. Installed rs sctng fresi
dent have heard Mexcens say that tns BODY ns
many members who will deliberate msntully ana ssti
ousy Ia favor of peace but my opinion that major
ty OF them will talk Of little honor and bitches sn'
glory and extremes and ruins and OF being buried
under them and kindred nonsense. Some OF them ms
be bnbed hired - espouse the peace side .
out followers aud has gone North, perhaps toward Qua
daaxars his old and fsvorte ground TO stir and Innu
euce the minds Of the people against the Yankees anf
try his hand against them. He TO- doubt one OF ths
bfaves and best generals Mexico has ever produced
Gomez Fsriss 10 y Queretsro, but we DO not hea
what be Il doing. Herrera 10 also there, and II any
Leading In Mexico Is 10 favor OF pesce be Is the one
His influence however, IL confined almost 10 the modsr
ADDS Capt Pemberton sddel OF enc OF the new regi
ments of infantry Is dead. The wousd OF Gen Shields
although painful, 10 improving. musket ball sfruch
him Ia the left arm At the stormins OF Chsputspec
but binding hsndkechief round Il he continued viii
his men until every thing was Gained. Gen Puiow pa
almost entirely recovered Since commencing this,
have heard another rumor 10 the effect that Alvarez sne
the Congress OF Pueblo have risen upon Santa Anna ant
put him 70 death This can hardly be credited; Avs
req doubtless In that direction he took especial goo'
care TO keep himself and his Pintos out Of harms wa
/ during the receut struggles 10 this vicinity
The loss in the different divisions In the storming
Chspultepec and capture of the city the 18th 10
follows In that OF Gen Qutmsn about 800, In that
Gen Twiggs 2ss In that OF Gen. Pillow li2 In that
Gen. Worth lbs Owing TO his previous heavy loss IN
latter only lad about 200 men engaged Ia the last ba
ties As know II will be Of great interes. TO thei
frends before closing this letter will state that tn
wounds of almost all the officers doing well ca
, speak positively Of Col Garland, Majors Wade, Walt
Loring and GLADDEN., Of Cspts Mason. Walker Dsnle.
and OF Lieuts Foster Shsc keord Selden and Lungei
beel and mention them a. being some Of tbs most q
/ verely wounded Yours, &c. }. w r.
Mzxlco, Sept, II, ls47.
The Mexican lose II IL Impossible 10 ascertain, but
. has been immense Among the killed at Chapultepe
were Gen. Juan Nepomecuno Perez Col. Juan Csno.
dlstng ushed officer Of engineers and Lieut.. Lucia
Calve. one Of Gen Brsvo's aids. Gen. Ssdsna wi
> badly wounded, many other distinguished Of
J. Gers. generals colonies, lieutenant coonels az
near l0y majors, captains and leutensnts take
. prisoners together with 500 rank and hle
. the gsrtss OF Belen and San Cosms many officers WEI
. killed or wounded but their not known.
The total number of deserteu hung at San Angel Al
= MIcoac WA 20, and well did they deserve their Ia,
30 Of them we're hung at Mixcoac the morning OF u
18th They compelled TO stand upon the galio'
= until the flag toey bad deserted dying from Cnspt
|. lepec, and then all swung CT At tho same Tim
u Not one complained that his fss WAS undeserved
We ars sui without any positive or definite inform
tiop IS regards santa Annss great army, but all ayr
that disorgsnized and broken up There 10 repo