The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-12-10

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n 18th, and from ,he CITY Of Mexico to the 18th
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Inc '>aoaina sa'''" ''''"''"'''''! "P''
: the arrival of the large tram from the eity
>, under the command of Col. Harvey.
r.,or.o,.,. ..,,.,,,y.rvc officer, is civ.
OH, .,,,,,.
: q" VINO came over !" '''' ''''o'''''' '''''''s
:, whom are the following;
. Mai. Gen. Quitman. Brig. Gen. Shields.
! Su.. Gen. Lawson. Gel. Harvey. III dra-
euons; Col. Garland, ilh infantry; Col.
Androws, voltigeur>; Col, Morgan, 18th
r infantry: Col. Ramsey, llth infantry Cot.
: Burnett. \. volunteers; Maj. Bonneville,
l 9TH Infantry; Maj. Boiland. AK. vo.un-
ieer,; Maj, Dykeman, \. \. volunteers ;
Capt keasny, lst dragons; Capt. Mason,
engineers; Capt. Clay. Ky. CavaIl! IL.
, .. /. NJ. Davis, |. :. army Pas. Mid.
, dodgers, l.. :. Navy and George Wilkins
Kendall.
Inc AiaDama also orr"sht over no less
tian 2!o SICK. wounded, an" disabled sol
I'r'>' 4 single glance at i"',e peer ltl'
''">' VINO nave >"H'It" 50 '"'," l"f t"'h
country, WIZ convince any one vl I"v an>n-
''c ana Immaculate necessary OF fr"N'"ih-
S.''' I'",.' io' 'h,'' III '"'l' "N''>''l'
in'" ''t H''N'y'h ,'"'''''"'"t masses Oc',
W. PROV !>''iS j" III >''N' "N"'i'" an"
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T., n n, s''"' ""'', H"'''u.I''% %"r''""-
Inv Inv wv "tS'''>' 't'' ''l' T''H ~ N'\'ro q"
Wv :" ". w, t'i'o'I' 1''" army" 1t. '''"
n,"h o" '.e io'n' W'"Hu, tnoIIS'au'n ''
.,'''"t ",Ve saw iv" Sn~' Hr'" al u from
'llN I'l'N ~ NV 1 lst' lliN Nh1t 81 lllll
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but \ LARGE crowd of rho Indians in Tho ,i
cjulty were n; onrc SET to vor,, cnt,irc
th.m out, and the delay caused 10 the troin
was of but short duration. Aftcrthc Amer.
ican army passed in August, So confident
were the NcNlcanS otachleving complete
triumph, they placed all these distractions
III the road to cut Of the retreat. The Sc
qucI shows how much they were disapont-
ed.
On the 2d N0vcmbcr-thc second day
out from MeNico-a courier eft the enemy
was captured with letters from At!i>co. Or
izaba. Tehuacan, aud other places. Among
them was precious document from Santa
Anna himself. in which the great man says.
''''' J'"' ~ iAV ''dF Ih'H "l Hi> lldIl> I'E AZ
lacking Prroic. and just As they were ma
wrcd N a way that must have inevitably
resulted IN the rccIpture of tie noted castle
from the hands Of the infamous yankees. he
received the orders from The supreme Gov
eminent 10 turn over the command cf the
d'"H pe''luU' a"o iui 81 'Ii'h'ry ~ me
'''f '"N' " "e 81 F.u'' '''', y NOu'" 90
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"'Iyl usP"'! iI'''' N'""''l IN VIZ eject
Mar, Ifcrnoriez. derr,y from, NM"
Xicc pre.iIert 50
Tho C,l,ov,ing ax,roc, ora Iet.,r from, ,,
rprli,h Gentleman in NIeyicc IN bis Cr;onJ
=, yery Cr,;y oivcs i,,e ns,,s ron, o.
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.rb. oJn,;ni>,r,;io, 't,. b,cr r,cl;.tl,. 49,
ly;,,, se..o,,, ,,r,,,,,.,,,., ,,,,,r,. .,,,I
feeling A reform in the amy. thus making
many enemies for itsclf:ani although much
confidence is f,lt in the acting President and