Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-11
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III, steamship Nss OfIes"s, Cap,
ssB. s'fr,j o. so ss,fy hcsf Yesterday
rgh We're Crvs ne Tsmr,eo saA he B's'
roe. isss k,er dsss fsoa Ven C'ss ere
to ~ i,,h rs~ llss ssws 70 very 'mpos.
tan, Frr~ ofsiI ne gsc Csrs AuIds ~
r1r ~ ~heh u WiIlbe seeo ths he len
tcrs Csus 10, ,hn port a. early astbe Oh
ssi lA,s 'cu'n,i thrhe', gong no further
than T"rpe,
i.sui-n,m Wbirrls, acting sjJu'an'
oiibe oh shn''y. ~a' lssosd bys 'm'i'
rssiv 81 Gv~rili,. on the isb inst, when
rtt,r,ns from :he eemcefy, wrhn four
hubioi yafI, Of the walls 81 tho city Of
vers Csvs They were pursued by The
Americans, who could no, overako them
The ehsrrsrsI has bsen searched for miles
around bat hr body could no, be found
CAPT WIN I'm 81 ibc 81 dragons jicd
nj ls'r Cruz of,omso on the afternoon OF
The l1h nna
TIE New Dflcans sailcd from Vera
Cfus en- the I,,h ius. Arrived =, Tanr'co
RI the morning Of the Is'h, took in 100
barrel, OF coal and 1000 barrel. OF water,
md s,lct on N. same day stsp m. ar
r,~d q, the Efrsos at 2 p m. on the iyh
sailod IN This pon s,G p m. and arrived
AT The South Wss, Pass =, y m. on the
2is making the passage from Braxos IN
81 hours
Capt. Audi. rcror differs in some Of us
'i'uiI' from the accounts We have from
Usher sources, M, We have given it entire
In that p,r a Il touching Gcn p,crcc's
movements, Crr. Aud was certainly ms
informed A. Will appear below. From
oar own eorrospondcn, a, Tampico we give
ldcr announcing the rcsu!, Of Col. h
El's'ys ,Ar'iilion.
Cvfr.,I-0ndesee q the Pacayuae.
7dmpieo. July IS, l5i7
dear Sir The expedition under Col
bc Russsy returned here OH The 10Th inst
90, Up IN. John, the ,xpfcs., arrived here
Nn the morning Of tho 18Th. Col Gates
immediately ordered Lieut. Col Marks, OF
Ia to take command Of three companies
o. ;hc il,h u. S lahniry. and a dc,ach
ucn, OF 81 Artillery, with two field pieces
and proceed forthwith TO reinforce Col DE
Rs,scy Cob VI with hrs command EN-.
l,rkod on board the Mary Somers a, 3 o..
clock, r IN and reached the village Of ia.
nco. nbou, o clock the noxt moiMlng -
When the expires. left Col De Russcy,
he was fifteen miles OF tina, place, his men
beng utterly exhausted by lnlgnc and wan,
Of provisions. havlag but three rounds OF
artillery cartridge left, and but small
sloch OF muskc,s lie succeeded IN max ing
Ia, way however, to Panuco, where he was
joinct by hls rcniprccmon's a, the time Of
The arrival Of the Mary Somors the people
II tie country were rising cn massc, arm.
81 with cano knives Tor the purpose Of ma.
Rang rush upon our men while asleep,
and iostun ate wss It that Col. Marks a..
,Ivei al TINT moment every one seemed
70 think they would have been indscrim,.
ua,cly massacrcJ.
Ga the nigh, Of the ll,h inst Col DE
Rlsscy oncamp"d a, Tan,aynca, a village
some 20 miles dslan, from IlnJuln. where
the American prisoners were detained. tie
resumed his march n, SIX o'clock the FOL.
loving morning, 9 miles from the Rio Ca.
l,bosa Capt Boyd with his dragons be.
,ns IN the advance was fired a, immediate.
$ upon tho bank Of the river, the enemy
wing IN ambuscadc in the charparal (,hc
enemy var,ousy estimated n, from 800 to
3ODO) Capt. y. charged across the
stream but was no, supported BY BIS men,
Lieu, Tannchil md five mon only cross.
ing with hun Finding the tire OF the en-.
ciny too severe he started back 10 his com.
'nand aud was about midway IN tho stream
when hc wns struck by n muske, bali IN
a l.. Lac, f.s 81
shots struck hun IN the lead, killing hun,
Il - supposed instantly.
Lieut. Tnnnehlll was al the same lime
mor,ally wounded, two musket balls taking
,lioe, IN his thigh The men immct,,cly
lied back 10 the main party. 40 the Mex'eon'
commenced firing on this SIDE OF the river
from livery direction. The Colonel, on
h,arinc the firing, had immediately ndvnn.
cod the main body 10 the support OF Boyd
aud no, knowing tie nature ot the nmbus
calc. the pack mules with all his provis.
IONS iell into the hands OF the enemy, who
were quite as numerous IN his rear rs IN
his front.
A rafca, now became actually necessary
md wss made fighting every foo, Of ground
until no reached Tsn,syuca ngnIn.
Here be cn,ronchcd himself and roma in.
a. tai! midnight, whom he started in the d..
r,e,ion of lanuco Dayhgh, brough, the
onomy again, and until has arrival n. ,ha,
place he was continually harrassol by the
enemy.
Lieut.. TonnrhiII was lch a, Tan,ayuca,
lsng unable to be c,rn,d any ianhcr-
No hopcsare entertained Tia, he survived
Twelve honfs
viii give you the Official report when
published +. A.