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BALTIMORE, July 1871.
vsIsnstssrs frem the War--Nsws from General Scott
General Tavlov- Markets, &c.

BALTIMORE, July ls%7.
vslsnatssrs frem the War--Nsws from General Scott
General Tayle~-narkeis, &c.
Many OF the returning volunteers OF the baiti"ore
regiment In most sad condition. Their health ana
bodily condition il left perfect wreck, and II woud
that they had only been spared to come nome ana
die. Several have already died since they eit NsW VI
leans whilst others, having been defauded OF tnsr
money and land scrip lsborng at Cino
natl and other points the Ohio In loading steamboats,
The desirs for later Intelligence from the army Of Cen
sea Scott 10 becoming intense as there STU an uncer-
The preston seems to be that his report
cd advance Rio Frio and the proposal Of terms Of
peace BY the Msxoans, either unfounded or In ad
vanss Of the fhct. ..-. ..a. assg ttlLsa $3.50
superseded and ordered to report, through Cen
oral Scott, to the Department at Washington.
The formation Of volunteer companies for the
Baltimore and District OF Columbia battalion, is still
progressing finely saw estimate yesterday showing
that Baltimore has, by volunteers aud regulars furnish
cd nearly 1000 for Mexico and they still continue
to rush forward to the call Of their country learn
that some Of the volunteers just returning have enlisted
FOR . second campaign
THs MARKETS. The flour market is again dull Sales of
. soG SSs H9ws,d street brands A some
1000 bbs % s and 500 bbs City Mills at 9S So decline.
Net"ng doing IN Susquehanna-held at IS 50. Corn meal
prime M.ryls red wheat 81 s 81 as Of yvana
p|. red 81 3 e. e. 10. Of PsaHsylysus white ,od
The Provision market Is without animation Sales small We
qsots meas .ork at $7, aud prime at SNs sH So
sales OF stocks Mt Baltimore.
nix sd SSs: Z. I .k.s ts
2. csnts VI 1885, closed 0k 100 bid; Baltimore and
Ohio railway shares AK asked.H bad.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

July l.-Oferings Of the week consist of 1860 head
mostly Western beef CATTLE including 800 taken for
New York $50 COWS and calves $50 hogs and 1860
sheep and lambs Prices-Beeves In limited demand
with sales at So $7 the 100 lbs about left unsod
Cows and calves mostly sold at SIS $50 for fresh and
Sl2 S24 for sprngers, and 81 Sl4 for dry cows
Hogs-Sass dull at So 81 the 100 lbs $50 left over
Sheep and ambssales range at 81 81 each for sheep
and 81 a SO for lambs Hay-Not much change. We
quote timothy at 80 100 cts the cwt and straw ut Sc
81 the 100 bundles.
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Foreign lulportaslons.

wHAMpoA-shp Lucas-sf9 half chest young byson teas
90 do do 2c half chests hyson s half chests dyson bin
gunpowder 600 thirteen pound boxes hyson skin us half
chests imperial do 604 pound boxes do l hItesn do do
SIS ches do 90 ow~ry do 80 half chests do
sks 10 do mdse Olyphaot s.ne cases silk. Cor
young do hyson do chests do So do skin do 40
half chests do 81 chests gunpowder do 30 half chests imperial
Huntingdon Wolcottl3 boxes acguercd ware china
1000 sticks for assorted Capt Mer bog tea plants
Calhoun 74l half chests Young hyson 1854 do 86
mpcrial 10 cases do to order.
PALERMo-Brig Ottswa-30o bags shumac 80 liquorsh
paste Is bags hbe rs do wanuts 1900 brs lemons 1900 do
oranges cs essence Chamberlain Il Phelps.
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RO0LES HYPERION FLUID. or Vegetable Hair Com
- position for preserving, cleansing, curling and beaut
flying the hair completely eradicatng scurf dandrf and
nerves &c. which feed and nSsrish the Hair
vegetable compound which, besides its tonic and stinula
ting qualities combines in ITSELF thorough cleansing wash
blended wth silky glossy moisture for the hair better than
oil pomafum yet free from their delesrious eff
ecs and possessing intrinsic vslues before attained
Its basamic properties nourish the hair in its embryo
accelerate il. growth sustain i maturity and continue the
aundancy the latest period Of life Genial and purifying
spels scur dandrf and all impurities Of the skin. Equal
where all other articles have filled has
stored the hair to its full pentude Of pristine beauty Price
IS aud 81 per bottle
Prepared only by WIN BOOZE, Boston, and for sale by a
d. SANDS druggists 100 Fulton street, OF Viii
liamaso, at 273 Broadway, and IT East Broadway, New
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TIE osees4nsls n ~ city vsss b o4o1aneo VI
Waller, Marcy, Masen~ and Johnsou The nature Il
thee despatohss H. q eeurss unknown TO any bs&idss
those immediately connected with the administration
for It unQusstonaby that the Secretaries keep
their sscrss and that their deliberations known
only to themselves.
that they deveope prospect Of honorable and
speedy peace In consonAnce with brilliant achieve
nsuts the hattie nsld-a peace which viii atone for
past outrsgss on American rights and which will COM
pensas for our loss Of time treasure and blood in the
prosscstiop 81 this inevitable war. aI4
That the Standardization much II may depore war,
VIII never consent to peace other terms have
ample guaranty in tho determined conduct Of the past
good reason for rejoicing that national in
on this trying crisis committed to wise heads
STOUT hearts and strong hands from whom the republic
Others
We are now all on the qu vice for further and more
ossmvs intelngeucs from Mexico Cor Of Bests" Poet
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=.
Arrived Brigs HON, Crowsl New Yo.k; Tu.s.n King
TON; Geneva Carver 40; Osoa. Byme Fall River Jane
Adj ins Rosin" Nonoa New Yosc; May Emily Black
Newp9 Ru eel Bailey do souhsmSef Eia 4. bos
Crsse do Below. bark An a. Reynolds; bEs Lewis Bruce
Sudsy Paun Finn Boston; also bak briggs aud ~
sail schrs unknown.
Cto@si sosoa tuscan King DO; :ch fsyiloa Nichols
Ns DO; Mary Emily Black do; New n zsabsnd Poland
Smith. Farmer P.oyideHss; Jane Hsn.srssn Ro9Sas Dc;
Equity Ea.!cn, Bridsepor Fss Psqsal Troy; James,
wich Conn; l. Russell Bailey, New York; Temperance,
Barker do; Frances n Adams, do and barge Orb, do.
miscellaneous hccOrd.
scHR H COLE. Salem from Africa, the 10Th ult-at
30 6 passed vessels lower 24th lat IS IS, lon
66 a0 passed OF lower wih trusselree attached
IRON baads round it, apparently belonging ship Of
GOO or 700 tons.
PoRr BALTIMoEE-The arrivals the port Of Baltimore
during the til Of Jue have been follows compiled
from the daily list published in the American =
From Foreign Ports. II IL IL
From Coastwise do. IL ~
Is II 80
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Sales Ut stocks at Boston.

ExcHAnoE BOARD July I-o Boston aud Providence Rail
road log so Portland and Portsmouth Railroad 1903 10
N9r,h sant sek Ws.s Railroad Rights sa 50 Boston
road 30 SAX 100 do 81; l2 Norwich aud Worcester il
road 5: 50 so do Is 33h; $1,000 Reading
| Rn roau Bonds 1850, 79X.
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LIQUID HAMI DYE.

LlATCHELOHS instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye,
- perio to anything offered for cooring the hair to
beautiful and manen black brown without staining
mskabe LIQUID effects .hs desired object excite. the admia
Sold wholesale and retail at WIN. BATCHEL OR's, No
Wall street near Broadway. PriceBottles for the hair
Agents in Philadelphia, Eug RousseI Washington City,
III. LII L.
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A true copy. FRANCO. STOUGHTON
ie22 t4tfh Con.nI nc

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRlTCHARD 8
Magic Ioohache Mixture, warranted to afford immed.
ate relief aud superior to Toohache preparation
Prepared BY experienced dentist aud approved by able
dentists aud physicians throughout the Union Price per
Beekman ST. corner Of 'front.' and opposite Fulton Market
j-l9 20tsc
r ARTINEs LoTl0N- removed ae Canal street.
- near Broadway This celebrated preparation is highly
recommended in all cases Of Rheumatism Govt Pains and
Stiffness Of the Joints, Erysipas, letter Ring Worm,
Glandular Tumors &c. &c II needs but trial give the
most ample satisfaction For SALE Wholesale and retail at the
prorietor depot 3 Canal setordes for any quantity ad
dressed to the subscribers viii be attended TO-
my27 htsr G. s. BARTtNE co.
Oh AP SUGARs.-New crop Green and Black Teas and
~ Family Groceries.
Just received from auction large stock Of white and brown
sugars green and black and all Of which are
Tered unusual low prices Loaf sugar 9H cents pound;
crushed do IS Cd b brown 3 light do IS 6d yellow
Porto Rico 81 light Havana do is finest Ooiong tea ~
ne Young Tyson cents good black ana green ~ anu
ID; prime old coffee cents H. fresh ground daily ana grece-
res Of all kinds for sale in quantities to rrlt
$50 and ass orssnwich, and 7s vesey, street :,
B. Dealers and families from the country would 10 wei
70 call before purchasing Goods delivered to theg 2s
out charges leIo so.- ,n
M EINHARpTs SHOWS GILDsEp gKAss LEr
Nl TIERS FOR SIGNS-Oiice 20 Maiden Lane sn.laucs
Green streetThese letters remarkaple Io
brancy Of the gliding unqualified BY any otneT article IN
the cltywhich bancy Is warranted 70 susha SUI
=, J ~. d'''' A''' ai1Gmsfh
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TO THE LADIES,


DETER ROBERTS, T3 Broadway, has just received per
recent arrivals splendid goods The fol-
lowing comprise afew, Hn Thread aud imitation sees Of
broidered muslin capes collars chemsetts cuffs cambria
handkerchies ~ embroidered handsch Dor
Sd tots Also, 800 doz cotton aud silk hosiery cent
below the usual prices al imsr
DOOR PLATES! DOOR PLATES Zine Brass and
II Silver Door Plates for 81 50 to 81, at
CLASsENS, No. Murray street,
mylT oW~rh corner Of Broadway.
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DJJ0AN AND BROTHERS. sLATERS,t3s Broome
-. street corner Of Broadway New York new koof. put
on In the best manner old Roofs repaired and warranted tight
Orders received at the above place and Mr. Cark 10
Henry street, will be punctually attended To- mis- lm~c
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Of private disease charge. A great part who apply
xhous mercury should apply %%ss.sE :, '
pANTALO0Ns - AHhENs the we'll known 1T ra ant
Ann s Re- %ss. q psa 100 %
sEs S.. cashmere. and ao..lu
Ss f faHss ssSf % % well
r. GOsLING French Restaurateur 81 and &c Nassau
~. returns his sincere thanks 70 his friends and
% them
Of the proprietor being about buildings that
Mr. Cooling will keep hi. Office up stair. for the ensuing
weeks where all claims against the above establish
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
aaoas clothing or furniture to dispose o. can obtain lair cash
VIII
DC pun'Da'iS a'''nffa Be BoER TX Canal St. up stairs.
oa stock and job goods bought Of any %" and
NR C0NVERs' MINERVA BOX, No. / and No. 2-Boz
sl the speedy doaSrSsss disss s;.ess1s:
scIpton fsyery form Of private disease ThS.s who hay.
ease viii learn without any further trouble soasas.oa
the Of the affection and be possession of the proper
means Of removing it, BY PSSS5sTfifscfEg . this box
SHs shs ssy sayiPs
S. describing the will have the box forwarded he
address without exposure. Sold byJ. Fay 1856 Fulton ST.
s% pg ssfs SanS s0H
Of Sum CENT? to a
office through the Lamp Store Letters post paid enclosing
Fee will be carefully attended and all necessary advice
purchase the box.
N B. DR.. Conyers' nvgoating Cordial, the most ceebt
ed article in Of genital debility, mpotency
emissions and the various physical and mental affections
sad arrangements arising from onansm, early nds
Greet habits for sale above.
See DR.. Convers' long advertisement in this paper
Hours Of consultation from 10 A. M. to 2P. NJ
m28 lmsrc
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A MrlIqAN. HOTEL. 11cNg1Lp 44ros.EAs
q h d! sS~ss Il n who vs
health have been Of great expense Y n
more attraers nasr themselves shs, they =,
I'll e Injuries and ss% sr s .qv and 'VSnS
a'ent and the table win be supplied with every dainty
bs sT shsss .Ssr
large there every season with decided 6snsnt
aim the chronic forms Of S6n,
shronc diseases Of the liver contracted IN hot isntuoss
sna are before amy o
sprias yet ~ snaiy IL The United States
L. no e s ; q
nom VIII dnd delightful the American agreeable
short distsnee from the Spring nupbsr Of Lakes
win a m Sca S L
North Es:. md West ,:: I'll: cars a: e
constant 70 tis f;T
CARD.--.HARTWELL,s.W WARRINGTON HOUSE,
~ rs Che:nut suset Philadepha, two d9oIs above
To- sss III Ss QUEUES: and
homo. with all the luxuries Of the season.
Baths hrted mp cold and warm for ladies ana gentle
CONGRESS HALL, ALBANY.-The public are respect
fully inorpsd that this establshpent having been tho
complete order for the reception Of guests.
Congress Hall will about zoo g.sst: there are
onthecorqer Of Wa.hnEop and Capitol Park being IL
Ss s s,n n n a aa AZ he he s
Academy Parks in front y justly considered tho plea
' saSon Ssi the s S M; Mitchell.
late of the Parker House, New Bedford
T n Ssps S &: asaSu s ana
forts Of their guests to merit connuance OF the liberal pat
S hfy havf fHoN
jel0 3Otm
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G3zF H9 !: rs s,: AyE..crl96
nj Fl .Dn in in al o.
ia:t pssp.sisa 6 now O.;:d to d: Psop.
such nsnne: ~ n: dse,on OF the os.O;
&c .ssd he ssi .i
i1:@ the hands
and e. and sni s
VIII n . e. III sas sRSa 81
Pa.,ia case: Of 81. disease every p.s:
and the to most perfect .,s'. q health
and s sS Sy
persons OF either without resort to medical adviser
Sold only By Wyatt K.seh.n ial Fulton stree, pue.
MARRIED LADlEs.-MmrsdLs Lad ss would dad much to
III interest then by p.rGsns MSis rhy;oISxy written y
d. y i;ss a.i
' Ss s P
Is work H.. win tell You mpore9 which may Of.
s'.iz
III. s.saifa &.sithis and so@Ssd'Su. Ssiaps
adapted for yisi.e. b0srdss ,poS5s.%.a &C. &C. fur
dssrnn.d Isput.tioa GonT;: .nai.s Re
with Of pleasure b0. % fishing
Of ths mansion private family recommendation,
ssS.S f. ns u IL
for ladies and children and other sources q health
ca.a ' bs W vi
lfspparent and the responsibility whole Is eposed
" xAsi
'ss the most fashionable 'sd SspiTxi season
Male and female attendants Of experiences are engaged
and the cellar stocked with Wines aes &e oil the npsyt and
je29 3taw m*rc
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 3.
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I,UrAIpA AM Z Y ar "a 4 az. ,.o..
speedy certain and eecua remedy for cue VI all
secret and diseases being sodfsd Of
al the active properties Of Copaba and Cubebs in portable
ali those durec remedies that have found most eot,a
in quickly aud radically curing the diseases OF
Price ST. For sale at No: Ann street, where any
relative this class Of diseases be had and where par
attention paid to the Of
physician who has devoted his attention exclusive
y Office Private entrance this Office Sd
door from the Museum m srr
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GUNNER RESORT.-The subscriber would respectfully
y those wishing enjoy fine prospect
London Harbor and surrounding country that he furnish
them with pleasant airy the situation known
Stone House. Bank within five minuteS walk OF the
Steamboat wharf :.
As Summer resort where all kinds Of seaood both shell
fish, besides the best Of bathing be enjoyed
this place is probably unequalled.
Vsites from abroad accommodated with the bestoi ooms
and at moderate charges. HENRY HUGHES.
New London June l. 1847. my3l 30t*rrc
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JOHN VAN BUREN's SPKEcH-A RICH GEN.
"Fpllow- citizens and fellow traitors 20 are the
startling words commencing the report of the
recent celebrated speech of John Van Buren, al
the Herkimer convention. This report has been
prepared from our reporters own notes, and ia
given as full report, un-mutilated and un-mit-
gated. We gave brief sketchl before; but the
full measure Of to-day presents to the public one
ofthe most delicious mouthfuls that we remem-
Der to have seen cooked up for many day past.
Amid the dreary wilderness of political debates,
which characterize the conventions and con-
claves Of politicians, it is delightful occasionally
10 light upon such a green spot, such an oasis,
as this capital speech. A spring of fresh water.
clear and limpid, in the iiimitable salt desert of
California, was not more grateful to Fremont
and his men, than this sparkling rivulet Of wit
and eloquence, is to the weary traveller over the
musty deserts of political controversy.
As man of sparkling imagination, brilliant
powers of sarcasm, and natural eloquence, John
Van Buren, does more in one speech than many
politicians of the day in whole life. But John
was always remarkably smart; and now his smart
ness has grown into mature production, fit for
exhibitions and premiums. We will say nothing
relating TO his prudence as politician, or in re-
ference TO his wisdom as selfish seeker after
Office. He seems to have abandoned all
the projects and plans of his ancestor, the
venerable FOSSIL of Undertook, and we are
glad to make record of the fact; for more cal
culating, cold, repulsive being, both as man
and politician, than the elder Van Buren,, does
not exist on this side Of the arctic circle. lie
has not, aud he never had, single lneament
of character calculated to warm the heart or stir
w enthusiasm, lie will cool the place he gees
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PROFESSION AND PRAcTcF,-Broadway and the
dirty streets furnish the best commentary on the
character of the Corporation of New York.
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TIE AUXILIARY STEAMER SARAH SANDS has
been Withdrawn, for the purI ose of overhauling
and improving her machinery. She will resume
her trips for this city some time in January.
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SHAVING There is a rumor that the United
States government intends to take 10 per cent
from the compensation of their officers, during
the ensuing winter.
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THE WASHINGTON, according to an advertise
ment from the Company, will not sail until We'd
nesday next, the 18th inst.
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church. there Il little doubt but that his benevolent 90.
peal will bs responded TO BY those Who sympathss
Low citizens Dr. Power Possesses all the
necessary to contuts sound orator and sols heolo-
gsn-
Texas RANoEas Mr. Rsid's lecture ON the Services
and Scout, Of the Texan Rangers. We would remind
our Brooklyn readers tost the above delivers
Vi. Dc rush Of a. tSs she Of toe city Ike Of 80
rich feast Of intellectual and historical entertain
meDt
shower OF rain during the entire OF yesterday; but
still no rain came down. The day, towards evening
turned out fine.
MILITARY PARApEs-A well disciplined comuapv OF
fine young fellows recently organized IN the Seventh
ward under the banner Of " Jefferson Independent Vo
nnteers" passed our Office yesterday, in full military
display, commanded by Capt Edward Mckinley. They
were target excursion to Jersey City, where there
was evidently some pretty sharp shooting
FIRE CoMrANY. Columbian. No IA, tested the capa-
their most sangune expectations Several went to in
spect the machinery yesterday, ana returned from
their visit highly pleased.
story back Of the dwelling house. No 81 Chambers
street occupied by Mrs C. 8. Vessels a boarding
house Considerable damage was done to part Of the
premises by water The goods were insured. The fire
was put out In half an hour.
A,ARM-There was a false alarm Of Are In the vicini.
ty Of Park place, about IL O'Clock, A. M.
CoUnr OF SESSIONS OFFICER OAxLEr.-Ws respect
fully call the attention Recorder to the
OF ons of the officers Of his court, Officer Oakley,
recent occasion On Monday evening reporter ask
ed him, In polite and respectful manner " he could
obtain candles for the reporters desk that he could
take notes If the counsel In Madame Restes In
reply Mr. Oakley insolsnty. and without the slightest
cause told him that 1t Of his business get
lights-he was not going to walt on Tom, Dick and
Harry and did not want TO be bothered about ghtsif
reporter wanted candles he had better bring them
with him Mr. Oakley disposed to continue in this
impairment strain longer but he stopped by
reporter enquiring his name, and leaving him We
would further inform His Honor that this conduct took
place within half dozen feet Of the Bench and that he
owes it to the responsibility Of his court to take
action in the matter Ir the rights the press and Of
individuals not respected in our courts Of JUS
tce, but to be trampled upon and themselves In
suited by the petty officials In attendance where
they to BE- respected?
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'-.ss-- 10 4Als recent ietter, iirst pub
lished in the back woods of Pennsylvania,
seems like the sound OF mans voice from the
bottom Of the tomb, not yet dead, and still strug'
Cling in the jaws of death. 1t would be more
pleasant and agreeable TO be able to say OF such
man that he was contented and quiet In DIE
retirement al Undertook, preparing Tor mis- isss
account, and repenting him of his sins--mourn-
ing over his past deceptions and humbugs-than
to see him making fresh endeavors to rise up
from the earth, like amole, TO encounter the sun
light.
But John Van Barren is a chip Of another
block. the sparkle of another sky, the light OF
another and better day. Whether the younger
one will become leading politician, Is doubt
full. But who caresi Every step in his career
shows freshness of genius and experience,
a degree of mind and Imagination, which we
hope and trust will lead to intellectual eminence
of higher kind, nobler and more enduring,
than that of the paltry politician. To our read
ers it is only necessary to say, read this speech,
and-laugh
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MAIL FAlLUREs.-How many failures Of Cave
Johnson's mails have taken place during the last
month Probably fifty or sixty, all over the
country. How many in six months Heavens !
too many to count. Can Cave increase the num-
Der by next year, No doubt Of it-Csve's
genius increases with the occasion.
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IYImL has been seen.

BATTLE OF MosrEREY.-Sep,ember 81, %,
%, l846.--three days hard fighting between
Gen. Zachary Taylor with three thousand men,
and Gen. Ampudia with twelve thousand
men, resulting in the capilulation Of the City
loss of the Americans in killed and wound
ed-Frc Hundred!
BATTLE OF BuENA VIsTA.-February 22d
23d, between Gen. Zachary Taylor with five
thousand volunteers. and Santu Anna com
n,anding MEXICAN force Of twenty thousand
n,en-resulting in the total overthrow OF the
enemy--loss Of the Americans in killed and
wounded-Seuen Hundred!
FALL or VERA CRuz, and the Castle Of Ul-
loa, March 29th, l847, alter several days bonn
bardment OF the town by Gen. Scott with four
teen thousand men--loss Of the Americans in
killed and wounded One Hundred!
BATTLE OF CERRo GoRDo--April 18th and
18th, two days hard fghIiag, between Gen.
Scot with twelve thousand men, and Santa
Anna commanding a picked Mexican force Of
tUeniy thousand, resulting in the overthrow OF
the enemy-oss of the Americans in killed
and wounded Too Hundred and Fifty.