The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-23

Susrter in which there the raost PERIL The
1t /. s,sry locate It amid populs, ion and wealth
In order that |. b. n't gvsa over TO anarchy and 10
order I'll at may again arise with power and With glory
For this have surrendered authority % m'
% lsboroas and bitter aud in whose reception snc
layius down AVE aspired to nothing more than thu
some errors In tbs discharge OF my civil blig bu
be assured that my desires and hopes have known m
OF the nation In which hrst light aud which hs
lAdsn with honors aud with favors.
have said 1t before aud hsrs repeat II, that neve
despair Of the fate OF counry II fsction be silent
and viii listen 70 the sovereign voice II he unauimou
in desires and In our yesrnngs there is yet time
hur the enemy from the soil which he pollntes by hi
presence 1t is known to you that rejected psao:
which would reduce the Republic TO a nuty, the mos,
absurd and complete The nation has desired anu n
desires let continue 1t then with the Creates
trepidity and my example hall be most ardent QUE
Fictitious cannot now dispute with me concsrnISS ds
mute with me Let III IN com. to deld OF battle there
they will hui and firmly oonsec NJ s ~
osrs Sr misf - WisSortuns the crucbls Of ma
tons and never is the Mexican nat'oa grNhnnr t'nu
IA ama ,.,ics promise US Meriosns thirty years
have passed over since you procian "a your lnaepena
sn'e' "ma Pe rsl' LOPEZ De SANTA ANNA.
CITY Of Qua ialoupe, Hidaso Sept 10 lsa7
.Asra ANNA ACCUSED OF TREASON.
Sociological depression of Nm almost overwhelming
atnr. caused by numerous distresses Of my coun-
try has prevented M from leaving the asylum OF my
house IN Il-mpsn Tue circumstance of my being In
evpus has seusby revealed tn me the cause OF the
entry of the North Americans and Of the loss Of the
bat les which We're foug { the height Of Contreras
and Penya ore and of that Mt Churubusco and after
matu rehrctitp upon sl the steps, and expedients
taken and adopted by Gen Santa Anna, cannot resist
the hrm that the att has acted towards
his country most atrociousy trsach-rous part
Deeply convinced then of his guilt, would fail in my
dut.s, il TO-DAY (when | can present myself In this
august psc) would raise my voice in defence Of the
right of adored country, and Ia consequence pre-
fer in all form. Atty thu following accuse tions; which
MI dec W dryp
and will sustain them NJ all hazard accordingly then
General Santa Anna of treason in the following
instances:-
In the battles Apgostura and Cerro Gordo In absn
doniug puebla and leaving uudefended the road from
Axocpgo to Tampam remain absolutely open to tn.
enemy. although warned hun through the medium OF
sr Deputy b.rnardno, Aicaide ana through q letter
which myself put into the hands of the latter in 81
Cruz dc las Escobas the 18th ofthe present month
In not having checked the first division Of the enemy
In the arenAl dc Tlampsm. and city of Teppi
In having reinforced General Valencia in the bat
tie Of the 10Th In abandoning the fort of ST. Anthony,
allowing IL to be fsnked
In also permitting the hanking of the bridge of Churu
busco not giving 1t even the slightest assistance.
In ratifying an Infamous armistice whsn he should
know that the enemy has more than 700 effective
who are in want of the most necessary articles
that his train Is large an full Of and that
he expects assistance by Of Vera Cruz and st
Louis and when the other hand that there more
than $4,000 men Ia the capital and Is so well known the
ardor for vengeance which regns among Mexicans -
Through his obstinate wckedness not content with be-
tiag his country he has been pleased to impoverish
different names, under the prete1t Of levyns troops
which be handed to death, and of raising
for,incations which were to be OF not single use
Finally, accuse him of having destroyed the nation
atty Of Mexico the honor and glory Of this
city and of having compromised in the calsnity all
On this subject will dilate longer for the present.
but shall ditcuse 1t amply and succincty at
other time when peace and mental tranquility shall be
Surprising that there has been no Congress- deliver
this accusation to the Sr President Of that body itself
IN Law hQfO fhQ0 fhn AYaf haun uh iCh n
quorum shall be assembled Equally ought tell your
hghuess that very probable that cannot return to
Qusretaro and already apprehend :resh the
part Of Santa Anna against the sovereign body itsef
RAMON GAMBOA.
MExrco, August 81, ls47.
The Full List OF the Killed, Wounded, and
Missing
From the New OrleaDs Delta Oct. l5.1
The following mournful record exhibits the
loss we sustained any the of this
war Whilst 1t 10 indeed distressing to read the
of many gallant men who have fallen in defence Of
oountry's honor, 1t Is soothing and proud reflection
that they fell at their posts and In discharge of high
and proud truttha Of sustaining the honor and flag
of our Republic They deserve lasting record in the
annals of country Their should be preserved
for future reference We proud to give them place
In the columns of paper though grieves deeply
to think what anguish and this record will duse
throughout our country.
FIRST DIvIsoN-MAJoR GEN. WORTH.
The Kiisd Wound.d and Missing in The action Of Mo-
limo del Rsy, Sept 8.
x, II,
Lane Tansen. Lansing. John Oracle, Samuel Grove,
Timothy sullivan, l. Grenier, John Connor VIM Han
son, Jacob Frank David Campbell Jacob Dyas; LIST 1t
VIM Armstrong; Serg't Howe Privates Wm Barn
hard, John Enoes, Herman Levy; Bvt Capt Ayres;
Privates Fairy, John Walsh, simon argarum Benz
Yates stman Coburn P atrick Roman, John McLoskey
Frederick Workman; I'D 1t w Burwel Bvt 1t Col
Martin Scott Capt M Merrill; I'd 1t Strong; serg't,
John q sttener, Augustus Ontman, stanisas Minal
Corpl Samuel Carr; Privates Timothy Howby, Thomas
Weidman Frederick Hobber, Henry Mamark, Franoi!
hama ola Inn p haas ward
Samuel Calhoun, Rpbt Crawford Griffith Ovens, Davit
Sharpe, Thomas Gooding Peter HEM Owen Marry
John Homer. John Kosrstoupfxds. Peter q Moore
William McCloskey; serg't James MoGlynn; Private,
Bernard Altbor. Martin zimmerman, Michael 5he.hsn
Matthe Murphy Victor Durand, Jno Hond, Nicholas
Rsm-ey, John smith, VIM Agol, VIM Fahee John II
Plant Christian Schuman, VIM Loeey, Michael Murphy
John Brodaick Peter koite sham Capalz,, sergesnts
Edw ard Bertram and Nicholas Ford; CorpOrals James
Crog4n, John Hughes VIM Sandys, Joan CLARK; Serg't
X uoen Brown, Patrick MeGrssh, musician; Privates
Thomas Lansou. Geo McGraf. Gabriel Wilson, Patrick
Green. Alexander Prentice Peter Gallery Bernard Me-
Farn, Jacob Ntish Chss Schwarykoryt VIM Irwin, Jno
A JACKSON. q VI Lishtfell B,rh.l Mahon Henry Pas
sor Lewis H-nms. rbos Flea Saml Clark, Robt Simp-
Sidney w Gunroy-r; Corp )ral Henry w Erwin; 1t
Col wm Graham; lat 1t r II l. Johnson; serges mt
Geo johnson; 1orporas has F.Dn.r John McMahon;
Prvst.s John siger, John Buchanan, John Manning,
James Simpson, Daniel Kippy
WOUNDED.
Captain L Mason. Engineers, severely; I'd Lieut.
Foster, severely; Private John Dougherty, slight
Iy Capt Kerr severely I'd 1t smith, I'd 1t Tree I'd
II Walker severely sergt McGurr Corp1 sl.de, serg
Young slightly; CorpT Buxton, dangerously; Corp'l
Buckley serg'ts Mui ply, Brooks, slightly Privates
Usher dangerously Boiling, slishuyi Klaws, severe;
Kerr, slighty; Walters Thos Murphy, severely; Port
house, sghty; Zalikiwick, severely White, slightly;
Fielding, severely; Freeman, slightly; kohle, Mandeg
Westerdelot severely Drawn. buger slightly Privates
Wyatt Gardener Fntshe, Hamilton, Paul, Cottrel Car
ter Harris slightly; Sergt Jacob Price, severely; Pr
Yates Richards Boone slightly Quick. slightly; LIST
Lts Hunt; w Hays, Id 1t II + Clark slightly; Corpl
Hugh Mccoy, severely; Prvates Richard Gilmore Jas
Witter. George Wagner. Abram Hart, WIN Smith, Law
renee Dunvan, John Forgy, Samuel stanley David
Wheeler, John Murphy, slightly Richard Harper,
Joshua Corwn. James Devins, Chrstoph Yeager, Sc
vsreiy; Capt T. smith, mortaly-since dead; I'D 1t
s Dent Ssrgt Jos Updgrsn severely Serg'ts Thomas
Johnson, samuel Meeker, slightly; Corpls Gilbert
Prsncher Jacob Nichols Edw Green, severely; Dariu,
Ballard, slightly; Thomas Low severely Patrick Reilly
James Alexander musician slightly; Privstes Georg'
Barr, VIM Cordss, Herman Kniokerbocker, Anthony
Rounder; Thomas Sullivan, Andrew Casey. severely
Alphonso schaiher ssvsrely-died on the l3th Daniel
Rodgers Charles Under, Jas n Brooke, Geo Krafsn-
bsnsr Augustus Beaver severely; VIM Bell Jos MoGsr.
lin. Patrick OiRnnrhs. Thos L Sleek. Geo w = Eher-