Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-02

Marin with Col Morgan of The Second Ohio re-
eiment, and Major Shepherd Of The First Kent
lucky Regiment, and will b. particular abou-
fighting A few days will settle that question.
"For some time great uneasiness was tell as
10 the fate Of the Second Ohio Regiment, which
was on The march from Camargo 10 Monterey
II was known Gen. Urea was on The road be-
tween The Two places Major Shepherd with
battalion of The First Kentucky Volunteers, was
sent from Monterey 10 meet Col. Morgan. They
reached Marin, twenty miles east OF Monterey,
about The same Time, where they found Gen. ur-
rea in possession of The place. Neither oil cur
Officers knew Of The other being near; but they
simultaneously attacked the place on opposite
sides-the Mexicans disappeared in quick time,
and the kenluckians and Ohioans, 10 their mu-
tual surprise, met on the public plaza. From
Marin, Gen. Urea fell back to Aldamas. This
is The report of the affair as given 10 me. one
thing is certain, The Ohio regiment has arrived
safely, and in good time 10 supply the loss suS-
tanned al Buena Vista.
"Col. Drake with the First Indiana Regiment,
goes up the river, and Col. Reuben Davis, WIN
the Second Mississippi Volunteers, is 10 remain
at Maiamoras L. COL Randolph has gone W
the river with part OF the Virginia kegiih.nH, .
-Four other Companies of that Regiment 'cs'e . I'm
cd here yeslx7day, from the bark Exact, amI
tOliow tomorrow or lie nsaa day. The teina'A1''
OF The Regiment is expected daily.
Tonight we may get the ciilciai 'espa's"
from Washington. Upon The evidence aneaO,
before us, no one can dontt that the pa''e y,
Buena Vista has been a complete overthrow Oh
Santa Anna and his army, and, with the capture
Of Vera Cruz, may induce Mexico 10 listen 10 OF
ters OF negotiation.
Six companies Of Virginia Volunteers nad
left Camarso with COL Curtis in pursuit oil of-
rea bu, we doubt whether he will wait 10 receive
Them. Four other companies OF The virginia
Regiment il will be seen, reached the BEazoS on
the - h. and we're 10 set out for Camarso Oh me
next day. They will probably arrive "the DAY
after the fair"
From The Richmond Republican, Extra
We have iusl had The pleasure OF hall an h'nts
conversation with the gallant Crltienden, Dear
.r 81 Official Dispatches from Gen. Taylor. re
reached here in he Southern train this morning
abont seven o'clock. and len in the Northern Cars
far Washington. al O'Clock Lieut. &. letL 6en.
Taylors camp on the 2l inst, and proceeded a.
once upon his reIilous mission AlIer ueseh-
ton OF one day al Monterey, awaiting an escoi',
he again started for Camargo, but his pa:ty en-
cuunteIed Zen. urea WIN io''e -
hundred, near Ceravo, where II was detained .o'
q, DAYS. afier which relief was afforded b. Col.
Curtis and his command; the Isl battalion Of eir,
ginia Volunteers, We believe, forming part o.
The relief forces. And here we are reioiced 10 say
our Volunteers, when Lieut.. G. lett Them, were
doing well. And. as Urea had reireaIed, there
was bul little probability OF The Virginia Troops
having an engagement.
From all we were able 10 learn in our ncces-
sariy hasly conversation with Lieut.. e., The news
heretofore published BY us has been IN slea'
turns GU, TOO true. Poor Clay, Hardin, Yell, and
heir companions fell on The ODD Feb. in The hot
test of The fight. There were no losses, il We I'M
derstocd ariehy on the 22d, the first day
Lieut. c., thinks Santa Anna will be entirely
unable TO keep his army in condition Tor ano'her
baule. |; may be inferred, therefore, that INC hard
cs Of The fight has ended.