The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-18
HIGHLY INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE
RELATIVE TO THE
BA Il TIES
C0ntreras and Churubusco,
Names Of the Killed, Wounded and
Missing.
INCIDENTS AND SKETCHES.
The Progress Of the Negotiations.
DC. &c. &c.

The list Is probably complete as unofficial report
can make it.
1t is the sad melancholy part of the details of the
bsttles
THE PEACE COMMISSIONERS.
From the New Orleans Picayuns, Sept. OIL ~
TAcUBAYA, Aug. 90, ls47.
The peace commissioners met again yesterday, and
ativn to the proceedings Of this second meeting has
ranspired-some say that everything went on smooth
that out little is knswn one way or The other in re-
lation to the DELIBERATIONS The commissioner,
Bernardo Couto vas present as was also Atrstan
If he anything towards bringing about peace
that makes no difference They say that in the city
they indulge in the hope that tho commissioners will
agree the Nueoes boundary. This ia carrying
the st axes aud stones little too far. Give them an
inch and they III take e]l IL applied to many people
in the worid-givs Mexican al inch and he'll take as
least sevcn miles and half
THE KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING
prom tie New Orleans Delta, September
The following mournhil list shows at what immense
sacriGce tho late glorious victories Of Gen Scott have
were killed wounded on these bloody fields Among
them are come OF our best officers who in their eager
ho earosed their men % Sssos q
and injury IL Is however. souros Of ailsviaton
TO ths public grief to observe that the proportlon q
killed to the wounded s smaller In these late severe
gsg-msrls than Ia our previous battles We observe,
however that of the wounded severely co. and
ture OF ho asci mostly used by the Msxicsns, esyy
artilery) must be very great.
the principal officers among the killed and wounded
FIRST DIVISION
Return fthe Killed, Wounded and Missing in the Fyrst
Diuisisn, commanded by Major Gen Worth.
KLLrD.-ssrg't c. w Cobb, 60. I'd art; Privates
Henry Hear do; John Healy do; John Sheridan, H,
ID art Privates John Daley, do; VIM Landoit, CO. /;
James Wilson, co. 9; Jordan CO B, Sd art Serg't
Wm Brown, COG; Priyates Phillip Nichols, do; Chss.
Ray, do; John Ruber do serg't. VIM Mcclure, 90. I;
fryates Nicholas Remission, do; VIM. Johnston, CO. A.
ath inf; Edward Kirwi 90. 1: Pinkerton do; CorpI
lam inf. pr otooT
A; yanalstyne, CO L; Samuel Wilson, do; b sirmau,
CO. i e; Smith, co. X; Porter Hand, co A, 9th inf
Geo Graham do; A D Harris co. f; VIM Bray, CO. H;
Robert SADLY do; John Foa do Paul Dufour, l. sth
wovsnso-Priv%ts Jas Reilly CO. A, I'd art; s.srts
Philip Wilson, co X; E. Meyn, do; Prvates H. Acher-
do; John Steward DO; Andw Casey do Hugh Casey do;
James Davidson do Martin Conway, CO. Il Patrick Ken
d ss .Ssns
do; Corp1 VIM Sutherland do; Privates james Donoho
f a so S 90
Flynn do Joseph Fry do; j. A. Hooft, doi VIM Bell do
Jacob Mayer, dol Dan Rodgers, do; Thomas Sleek dol
ID Lieut. D. Holloway, CO. B. sth inf Privstss Chas
Chis, 90 b, 9th inf; Chss Fitzgerald do; Mich9N..
gan, do; John Sawyer, do; lst Lieut. Lewis G. Arnold
=, I'd art; ssIgt Charles Wilson, CO. c; Corporal
Heck do; Henry Douglass, do; John Hump do Powell
Oulp, d.; Jacob sohrver, do; James Could 90. D.;
Thomas @. Alien co. F; Privates q. w. Church, do;
Jehn Conner do; Patrick Gallagher do; Henry Hatch
ofdan % phpy do % Urn
grble, DO; Church Snyder, do David Walsh do; Z. E.
Saunders, do; ssrgens Lake Walker, co G.; jas. Chap
pe, do; Jatces H. Starr, do Corporal Simon Stanton;
Prvates II Bnart, do; p Thornton, do; Lewis sohott
do; John Harper, do; J. Moore do; VIM. BardoD do;
m.n do sA ssrs co Was
do; John Cunningham, do; Corporal j Rio Redman,
DO; Henry Frank, 40; James Goursy do; John King,
do; Alex Moore. do; Chas. Page do BIT. Major Ward,
so ss hss ed Y1u1s
Prvates John Coogsn, do; Adam Dehin, do Ewd Egsn,
do T. " Gleason, do; John Hughs, do F. Il Lschat,
do; W Smith, do Thompson, do; VIM. Patton, DE-,
Jno Morris, GO. g.; Ewd Porter do; Thos Bra do;
John Maitland: do Thos Lofts do Chas, reis DO; An
fspay sui: aT 40; Hub
J Major, do; John setssr -, Cd It. IL Thorn. CA d.C
"a PCS pr'ates john ~.cLaughan, A. 4th Inf, DAM
Shafts, eo A. tfArlsnd, do; E. Thompson, co. D; Col
. eisrss 9th Infantry; Adj P. Lugenbsel, 9Th inf
yie, 9th inf; Capt. w w Hoffman, CO. d; Ist It. I.
HsndroAson, CO. X; lst 1t j. d. Baron, co. A; I'd 1t
h mex s d No. fs'1sss a gSysr
do; Mandy, do; D. Henry, do; w. weishten, do F.
nG ses1s do; f. NJ Mhi;srd do g Gilman b
Althsny, 90; NJ D'Brien, do; @. Ritnsr, do; s. Seal
do l. ricasm.n, do w. Wheeler do; serst Lawrence,
GO. n Corporal Hartman, do; Privates f. Mather do
II. Miller, do; d. Rein, do; Rodney do; P Maloney,
do; :. Burger, do; J. g. Wilmer, do; &. thompson do
serg't S MiDur CO. Il Privates G. Smith, do; p Barne,
do; P. Riley, do; q. hung. do; 1. Muen co. X; II RI
hsney, Corporal W williams CO. A, 9Th inf; Privstss
y, Hardy DO W Williams do; w. Looms do; J, Ear-
ohCs ao ssrs. dG Mo%o%sn ds Fy S0
dol Mus. j. o'Nei, do; Privates A. Barker, do;
:; N Gonpor, do D. kese, dol W B. Manering do;
WILSON, DO; CorpR. o Shrll, 60. b; Prv's W. Allen do;
D pnuwArd, doi d Carroll, do; D Hoss do NJ Hogan,
II Goodwin, do; Mus'n Jesse Brown, do; Priyates q.
Cnrisy, DO; Barnes, do; j. Lanouer do j. futile do
Hart doi n. smith, do; J. o Brien, do; E. Langley do
- r. washington, 90; f. JORDAN, do; f. Curtis, co Vi
a. Draper d0 Az Ansin s DO; replss do NJ s.wel
Siner do; a sunebaugh do h McElvaugh, do; T.
Owens, do; ssrseants " Linaerke co; IL J: Remins.
Alcock do; j. MCGUIRE do H. Costello, do; o. seoneld
do; h. Wogan, do; 9. stighsr do H. Rudolph, do; SER
geant j. Craig Co D; M Keefe, do; Privstes q Bang
hausn do e. Burns, do; A. Eaton, do; q. Nee arthy
do; II Neham, do; J. Frosk, do; j. James, CO. X; j.
w Percy, 90. HI Sergeant Anderson, CO. A. sth inf;
Prvases Benerlin do s. Taylor, do; j. Curling, do;
somerhane, do; f. Cumberbeacb, co. ID; T. Ashworth
60 Z; u @. Barrett, dol @. Kennedy, do; s. Revdon,
doi II Russell doSI. White, do; s. Johnson, F. J.
nsr, do; w. Delaney, do; M OBrien, do; Corporal g.
m aa sre co. r. Cspon CO. HI priystes Bennett
Donoghaugh, do; W. Dunn, co. G.
Mrss'NG. -Prvstes John Golden, co. ID, ID artillery
Mc0rah & 4th infantry, wounded Pst1ick Grssn
60. F. An infantry Andrew Mcdonald, do. James
oeee' uoi John ftoberson, 90. Joseph Spencer CO.
9th infantry. ' w. -
hEcAriTvIArIoS = Killed, Commissioned Ofncers,
nous ,Non,Gommissoned do, 8; Musicians and Pri,
vatos, 81 Wounded, Commissioned Oficers IA. Nan
Commissioned do, Al Privates, 60, a3S Missing pri
Yates, 10. Aggregate, $50. ''''s LII
SECOND DivisroN-GErERAL Tw,oo.
Return of the killed pounded and nri,.;na f a.
Brsdas I'd DiSision, in the actions Of he isM and
1o,n .ansas., ioaI, at Contreras and Churu5useo
Captain N j. Burke co D. LIST artillery I'd Lieutenant
D. iiouman 90 ,, LIST artillery Sergeant John Andsr
son, CO. u, let artillery Privates M Carr co ID AZ
Rifles; Rsed, 90. u, NJ. Rifles; J. o Brien, Co r. NJ
Rifles a. Ifontfstter, co f, M. Rifles; Joseph BIsch
co u, lst arthiery Joseph Banks CO. d, de- Arthur
OConnor, CO. +, do Charles Taylor co. +, d. Chris.
TOPPER Wedmsyer, 90. Y, do. Valentine Wav 90 n
do joshua Lutterenger, CO. A, Sd infn.trv Jshn r.
Martin, co y, do. George Fyant, co. H. do Alexander
Msister, CO. !, do. Thomas Crask, co. X, DO
,M9gspEn.Gspt hathaway, co. II, LIST artillery