The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-13

| wo6as.ially e1pes.. The gallso, ,Ar,,o,,
shot 3 sss nssE during lhis ae,ion I'Ay VI,
es epizsns g @sia pa bad turned ON, o.,
10 witness the defeat of the NoT,ker y" sn masss
The next day. being the ooh so% Hu9%nt arans
! tered Jasspa So fatigued were we tSsI ii Wen.
through thecity ,the work of some hours ;" I''ffSs
my head Upon the stoop Of shoemaker 4 paeed
was soon4fast asIsePa The men Aaa suf. uo9T
hunger aad taagps and were hsrrasseJ dt'ON
much watching and hard fighting. from 50
f's14st' We are sif now faiying wonde,fnl.
bush fighting if neesssdry lhSugh to u ssg more
wesong 70 beith scou bis grand an and 'He H!ph
To shew the dangers and difficulties .s,
ed by this detachments " copy a remart sSoOner
correspondent OF the N! O. Picayune St t@ladeby,
We have fought four hard battesIa"," ""O says;
QyDas. the: 10Th; the National Bridge ,bs as 1e Del
15lh--at none of these places, nothiug IaS0 The
1900 10 $500 men, according TO their own aeSSN aaN
| Their loss has been very great Al La.ssenIs
the 1astdying attempt to~seize US was md. Hnas
as before. without success IT was fooI'S1o oU,
ported IN Vera Cruz that our train was To .GI re-
promise of fifty dollars TO each man in 1s aaa ae
Of success, from El Padre Jarauta, brought oe' Event
guerTiLLtToS in vast numbers" ~. 'WO Os
The following list of the killed and wo,.,.
was furnished The Pic0yu1ae, by the eorresnon%N
above alluded tu,:J=y-- s..r .. 49,. F'Aeu
COMMAND FROM VERA CRUz TO JALIp.A
AZ Pdso Orijds August 10.
dforfally Won1lded-PtiVate John 8, tv,.,
company e. > - aEs- "y'eh
Uounded = Capt. Jas. H. Calwell. yohi.,...
Capt. Arthur @: Cummings, llth Iufanlry Spr''
9eant Abba A. SeloYer, company E. I'd DrsooOO.
Eacting Ser'gt. Maj. of this command i CoI%,Ssl
Cornelius Neighbours, V0ltiguers; Corporal 'I'
Terrill. Georgia Mounted Men Priva,es Ihc
Casiley, do do; Corporal A. W. Warren, eomps~U manu-
K, 4th Infantry; Pfvates John Hubbs and william
P. Campbell, company X, 11th3Infantry Musician
--Pelers, company D, Voltiguers. ; F.. -
.i At the National Bridge, august 12:
KiHed-Mr. George D. TwigR<, acting nbs
staff, Of the commanding, officer; Private Casur
Beekman, company K, j4th infantry Private VIII
liam Tonison !; Private Henry Slurgey, Light A..
lillery Battery; Private Jehn A. Griffin company
G. 18th Infantry; Sergt. +. H. Rogers, company
!; l; l2lh Infantry; PfiSatfS a. ~ Candle and 4.
Cove, company j, 18th Infantry Private Charle.
G. Powell. company |, 18th Infanty.
HOunded. .-C Capt. WI. Clark, 18th Infantry;
Lieut.. James A. Winder, VoItiguers; Lieut.: Chm
w. Creatner. 18th Infantry, (aeling assistant Guar
termastrr;) Lieut.. George Adams, Marine Corps
Sergts. Ebenezer Logan and William IngIes, com.
pany G, 10Th Infantry; Corporal H. J. LoTenZ, com.
pany q, 18th Infantry ;.Privates }. Rice, L. Kuu,
u. r. AmidOn, F. Jackson, N. Kendall, H. Hulter,
and o. Stone, c0mpany G, 18th Ibfanuy Privates
Crlder Harris, and M'fnIosh, company Q, 18th In-
fanHy Privates GeoIge SeeaiI, and Samuel Dany-
testen company K, Voltigeurs Private Lampten
Moon, company K, Alb Infantry; Sergeant 7. G.
Wilkins, company A, Louisiana Mounted Men;
Private Henry, do. do; Private James M. Laugh
Ten and W%, S Wood, company K llIh I1fa9tTy;
Private Rick Ford, company G, 18th Infantry
Privates Benjamin Justice, William Kirksey, Eli
jah Kirksey and Hardy Shandwick, company /,
18th Infantry; PriVales RinIck and Alpkun, COM
pany D, Voltigeurs; Privates Elijah NJ. Ga,eA
Edward McMilen, James H. Higgins, James W,
Blassingham, Thos. Wilson. John T. Foster and
Thos. Moore, Light Artillery Battery
...-., . ii. CeTro GOy1Lo, Augusf Is. Sd. ..
KIHed-Privaies Frederick NotieI, company D.
5h Lnfanrry, and Samuel II. Andrews COMPANY
K, Vohigeurs. 80 80 --.- d.
AEorially. .11otiatIed. - Ptiyaie George A. Genlh
Wou,ltied. tPrivates Daniel Jarsell, company
18th infaalry George w. Palmer, company H,
lib iDfaniry; VIM, Francis, - WIlrainish, Ju-
jeph Tester and John A>a company D, 9Th infaQ-
ry &; Gsmisly Fitzgeraid, company Fl. 4th infaD!fH;
5ergeants Talbot Fl: Law, company K, 4th i0fan
ry - RuigIer, company F, Sd infantry Pr-
'ate - JONES, company G, 5'h infanrx. s...
-.-~r7. . ...'-A At Lusdnimds. ~
Killed. lPrivates Jas. LondaIe and Wm. Bell
company K, 4th infantry. -
Wounded. Major F. T. LaIy, 9Th infantry,
!; Privates John Sims and Bernard
;owin, company H, 4th infantry james C. ReyIe,
ompany K, Votiseurs Joseph Shunault and JnO.
Baldwin. Light Artillery Battery.
Etsewhere on the Road-Augusf and n: ..
Killed. PriVates Edward S. Davis company
j, 4th infantry; Antonio Krisenbock. company
(, 18th infantry James Davis, Georgia MoNO'sN
4 ien !; Michael Hamlin, Plan del Rio; Bugter
'rancis Lawerant, company A, Louisiana Mount
jyoanded Wsn, Lieut.. L.tr David GI,io, company H.
III infantry; Sergeant Henry Backly, company
:, f2th infantry; Privates Stephen Rotundo COM
any G., 9Th infantry Samuel Huny. 10
Toial-Mssing, IL. Making a total loss Of lo5
A Wing State Convention in Massachusetts has
rclared for 6 No Mexican Territory )" but for The
Vilmot Proviso in case Territory is attached and
ave proposed Daniel Webster to the National