Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-16

The Plcayune of the I'd instant contains letter
from Jalapa, ander date the 9Th September, which
represents every thing quiet there. He thus speaks
OF the difficulties encountered by Major LALLY, in
his march to that place:
Since leaving the San river we have been attacked
from behind every bush, and from every hillside death has
been among We have fought lour hard
iimeat Pas del Ovias, the 10th the Natural Bridge The
18th, from till hall past Ceno Gordo the 18Th at
OF those places nothing less than 500 to 500 men
according 10 Their own accounts Their loss has been very
great AT Lasanmas the last dying attempt TO seize us
made but, before, without success II was folsbv re-
ported in Vera Cruz that train was take up million n
specie The hopes of booty and the promise Of fifty dollars
each the of success from Ell Padre ayop
brought out los guerriAos in vast numbers"
The writer furnishes complete list of the killed and
wounded of this command while its way from Vera Cruz
to Jalapa, as follows
At Paso Opyas august 10.
.Mo,taly rvonnded-Pryate John S. Lynch, company K
Uolnided Capt James H. Calwell, vogeurs Capt Ar
thur T. Cummings ih infantry Sergeant Alba A. seover
command j Corporal Cornelius Neghbors yoltgners Cor
pora r. j. Terril, Georgia mounted men Private John
try Priyates John Hsbbs and William p. Campbell, compa-
ny 18th infantry Musician Peters, company voltgeurs
Atthe National Bridge, august ls.
hiAed-Mr George d. Twiggs, acting in the staff of the
lth infantry Private William Tomison; Private Henry
sturgey light artillery battery Private John A. Griffin COM
Infantry Gands III 4
18th infantry Private James Cove company 2th inan-
try Private Charles g. Powell, company 18th infantry.
W1nnaea-Capt .. W: Clark, l2th infantry Lieut. JAS.
Wnder, yougeurs Lieut. Charles w. Creamer 18th in
antry acting assistant Lieut. George Adams
Marine Corps sergeants Ebenezef Legn and William Ingles
company 18th infantry Corporal H. j. Lorenz company
18th infantry Prva!es Rice L. Knuht, G. P. Amidon,
f. Jackson, N. Kendall H. Hulter o. Stone company
5th infantry Priyates Crider Harris and Mcintosh COM
pany 5th infantry Priyates George Seeal Samuel Da-
nytesen, company voltigeurs Private Lampten Moon
company 4th inantry Sergeant T. G. Wilkins company
louisiana mounted men Private Haury, do; Pryates
NJ Lauten and William S. Wood company X 1lth infantry
Private John Mabury, Georgia mounted Private Rick
Ford company 18th infantry; Prvates Benjamin Justice
company eth infantry Priyates Rinck and Apkun com.
pany yoguers Privates Elijah M Gates, Edward Nc
Milen James ii. Higgins, James w. Blassngham Thomas
Wilson John T. Foster and Thomas Moore light artillery
battery.
At Cero Gordo, august l5
hiRed-Priyates Frederick Noer, company 5th ntan-
try, and Samuel B. Andrews, company voltgeurs.
.fortaRy 1po,a,ded-Priyae George A. Genth company
18th infantry.
Vounded-Pryates Daniel Jarsell, company 1ah inau-
Try George w Palmer, company 18th infantry William
Francis, - Wirainsh, Joseph Tester and John Aya COM
pany 5th infantry Gamsy Fitzgerald, company 4th
autry Sergeants Talbot H. Law company 18th infantry
- Ruigler, company Sd infantry Private - Jones'
company G 5th infantry.
hiRed-Privaes James Londale and William Bell compa-
ny X 4th infantry
Womded-Major F. T. Lally 9th infantry, commanding;
Prvates John Bernard Gown company 18th inan-
try James c. Reyle, company voltgeurs Joseph Shu-
malt and John Baldwin, light artillery battery.
ELseachere on the road, august and Ia.
Kiled-Priyates Edward s. Davis, company 4th nfan-
try Antonio keisenbock, company 18th infantry James
Buger Francis awerant Louisiana mounted men.
Uounded-Lieut David Griffin, company III 4th infantry
Sergeant Henry Buckly company 18th infantry Priyates
Stephen Rotundo company 5h infantry and Samuel Huny
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