The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30
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PROM THE ARMY or GEN. TAYLOR

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PROM The ARMY or GEN. TAYLOR.
The sle.msr f A. Ogden. Cap. Bow
man. arrived yesterday morning Tom
Brazos Santiago. whenee she sailed on
the T,h inst, making very lire run. Her
news - not without inisre.L
We learn With great regret That Brig.
adler tisn.rsl Hopping died MIer on the
lst inst. TIE General was appointed
from the western part Of the state 81 New
Yo,k. aud Was a ge.Ilemah Of ability well
known in the pailIirs al The STATE. The
brigade under hi. command II Misr has
been broken up. tie 10Th Infantry ear.
risoning Matamoros and camsrg". and The
! 10Th lnf,nry ceualso and Monterey.
/ Gen. Lanes brigade wss al the mouth
Of the river. expecting 10 emba'k about
the sth inst. The FIST ushsport whnch
teaehed there would proeee; 10 take the
troops On hoard.
Gen. Cushing arrived Al MsiaInouos on
the 81 msI accompanied By Lieut.. Col.
Abbott. Gen. e.. 10 concentrating his
brigade. as the several deIaehmen's come
down. st Fl Sabinit", near p.lo Alto.
Deas's battery. which was TO have accom-
panied Gen. Cushing. has been ordered
10 remain with Gen. Wool, a, the express
request Of the latter. Our correspondent
allules 90 the msiier in letter below.
Capt. Shower passed down the rlycr With
Gen. Cushing. on his way 10 Washing
ton.
Capt. ClMke. Of the ID Mississippi
Rifles, was al Matsmoros On the Sd inst..
with 4 deiachmen, Of recruits on the way
TO his regimen, al Busn. Vista.
Capt. Clinch was al The mouth OF the
! Of recruits for The 1911 rhflfiashmsn!
would Leave the next day for Gen. Cush
, inp's camp at FL Sabiniio.
Dispatches haze passed through Ma,a,
moros Tor Gen. Marshall. at Monterey, Ia
proceed To Vera Cruz without delay.
The dsspatches were forw arded By Lieut.
A. NJ. Henry as far as The RIO Grande,
where he vas taken i'll and transferred
them. lie subsequently PROCEEDED IL
: Maiamoro'. wheIe be was dong well a
last ahccounis.
Col. X. Z. Temple arrived a, Maismo
! 10, IN the 1t ins,. with Tour compare,
Of his regiment. the 10Th Infantry.
The Flag says that C"l. Tibhal,s, who
was proce, ding from MieI 10 Monterey
with six companies Of The 10Th Infantry
! escoriine rain, was attacked by large
: party Of Mexican. near Rsmos. and sue.
cfe drd IN drising them oiT. With . loss
Of two wounded. Col. Ti5bsus and his
: men were under FIRE for some time and
Conducted themselves With great in,repi-
dnv.
lntellig: nee was recrirrd al Busns Wis.
Ia on the 20th Of August. in letter from
San ini. Po,osi. BY tie ~av Of Paras.
that Gen. SCOTS roumn had marched
from Puebla, and two days afterwards .
) rumor reached there Of the capiIuls,ion Of
the city Of Mexico. Tbi. illustrates The
rapiduy with which INTEL gencs travels
in NJ. xico by verbal report.
The Flag says that Mr. r. B. Lnniy
and Mons. Monthly. who were taken pri.
soners some four weeks since bv CarvaIsl,
have been set al liberty, and arrived a,
Ma,amorns on the 81 inst. They state
that they were liberated by representing
Ihs. they were: not Americans. They
we're taken as far as lula. Mr.. l.. says
that Gen. Urea left tina. place few days
since with twelve hundred men. for The
purpose Of taking trains or goods between
Camsrso and .Mun,eIey. m
Interesting from the Army.-'l'he
Washington Union. of Monday. contains
two letters from distinguished Officers in
General Srou's army, relative TO the re-
cent battles, from one of which we make
the following exiraris: ...m. 49,,
: The greeting Of General Scott by The
troops after the action, on seeing The sue
:, cess OF all his plans, was proud and roci-
J ferrous. u must have shaken the :. Halls
ot the Monleznmas." Their enthusiasm
seemed tn cheer the Mexiran officers. in
their captivity. The army has implirit
confluence IN him, and apprchcnd nothing.
where he commands. lie sees every thing,
and calrulaies The cost of every measure
and They know and feel that their lives
and labor will no, be uselessly expended.
@ During the day, We took 300 prisoners,
generals, 81 pieces Of artillery, and am.
mnniiion enough for whole campaign.
Their defenrcs were completely turned,
and their plans upset. We could have
entered Mexico that evening or the next
morning, at our pleasure, 60 complete was
the dlsorganiz 'tion Of their army of 80 900
mrn., We learn that 27,Oo0 men were
/ opposed to US at all points on the 2Otll,
and they acknowledge in killed and wound-
cd 5000.