The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-01-02

succeed In beating them, and get possession OF the
cannon, he can march into Monterey without OF
position as gentleman, who left there on the 2it t
informed me that there was not q soldier left in
town. General Uraga still remains at Camargo
with about nine hundred men, principally in
fantry. About four hundred Of his cavalry have
marched for Cerralvo by the Ademas road and it
is possible that Jauregui may be enabled to retain
bis position until relieved by Uraga. From the
desperate nature OF Carvajal's attacks however, it
Is not improbable that he stormed and carried his
| enemys position the day after my informant left
CarvaJal lost about ten killed and twenty four
wounded, among the former Captain Chnn and
Lieutenant Graham, and among the latter Colonel
Wheat, who was severely wounded in the arm
while leading the desperate charge upon the cathe-
dral. The Toes of the enemy is not known with
certainty, but must have been very great. Most
OF the Seminole Indians have been killed. includ-
ing their leader Jauregui had nine nrtlerymen
killed, and their captain was wounded and taken
prisoner He was treated with great consideration
and kindness
General Harvey left here this morning for Roma,
intending to visit few Of the places above here,
and station troops wherever they may be necessary
to preserve the neutrality laws. am informed
that he has sent to Brownsville for two companies,
one to be toned at Edinburgh, opposite Reynosa,
and the other at Roma. &. T..
P.s.-Tbe following note from Major Jack Ev-
eritt was received this evening. II breathes the
right spirit:
CERnALvo, November 40. 1851.
DEAR c.: l promised to write you when any
thing of Importance occurred. do SO nav to say
W u
the word. We have driven them through every
house in the town to large stone building, for
merly occupied by the American army as quar-
termaster's store. To-day we expect to capture
their whole force, and then prepare to meet the
troops Of Uraga, from Matanoros II. however,
we are unsuccessful, we will harass the approach
ing army at every turn in the road. Our men
have proved themselves to be the right stamp.
"God and liberty" il our cry, and will be until
the banner Of Carvajnl, the liberatng chief, shall
wave DER the ruins Of PROSTATE despotism.
JACK EVENT..
From the Ne,o Orleans True Delta, December %.
The brig Brownsville. Captain Rogers, arrived
this morning from Brazos St. Jago, and by her we
have the Brownsville Rio Bravo to the Sd instant,
inclusive. By The subjoined correspondence, pub
lshed in that paper Of the Sd, it will be seen that
active operations have been resumed by Carvajal
RIO GRANDE CITY, December 9, 1851.
DEAR Sin: got home from Cerralvo last night.
We had very severe fight in Cerralvo The forces
of Carvajal charged the Notifications of the enc
my, and whipped them out of the square and the
church. When left, the eneiny's horses and men
great many Of their horses, saddles, lanccs, and
armsj large portion OF their cannon, amnuni-
ton, and their wagons They have been living on
horse flesh for the last two days. We had good
many men killed; amongst them Captain CHM,
j. E. Graham, and lieutenant in Walkers COM
pany.
The force from Matamoros is stil at Camareo
CdptAln NlCAAean ana DIS company fought bravery;
he had three or four killed. the comma ndcr OF
the artillery OF Jauregui has been wounded, and
taken prisoner, and nine Of his men were killed at
the cannon In every yard in the square there are
more or less dead m0chOs; they had no time to bury
their dead. saw in yard ten dead mochos; aud
the Seminoles catched the devil-their captain got
killed.
Rio GnAsDE CITY. December 2, 1851
arrived home from Cerralvo on yesterday, about
O'Clock p. IN. left Carvaal, with all his forces
at Cerralvo, which he had succeeded in taking en-
tirely with the exception Of one house situated on
the hill at the edge Of the town; Jauregu and what
forces he has remaining, are penned up, living on
mule flesh and no water When left Cerralvo,
which was on Sunday evening, hour by sun,
they were preparing to make charge upon the
house occupied by Jauregui, and did make one
charge before left, in which Captain Chinn was
killed.
Jauregui still has his two pieces of artillery One
is mountain howitzer OF about twelve pound
shell, and the other is long six FOUNDER the best
gun in service. Carvajal has all the balls shells
wagons, lances, and nearly all the ammunition.
Carvajal has lost about ten men killed and about
twenty wounded. Graham was killed on the first
day, almost at the commencement, without a show:
Jaurcgui had eighteen Indians, who did nearly ali
the fighting, and they are all killed but two \ We
bad to take the city by routing them out.
They occupied the entire plaza, and in alNthe
houses on the four sides of the plaza they had po
holes, 30 that they could fire without sho~ *
any part OF themselves. We routed them at ',ennf
out of them, when they ran for the chur - -
we succeeded in driving them. and ''oov ,hsr raA
and got into the house on the hill, .h;.h LIN
portion were previously station" a when We were
chasing them from Mier we ,erc =. ,.6.d uo o"niS
not take them following them, 60 we s,opped at
Puntn Aguda, and j. 49,; s,oonsd 80 Vpprsinn
g, g., =, ,S hsh.s .nsking short halt we struck
ih.o she i get ahead OF him, which VIC cue
oeg roe, an oo ag about fiSe miles beyond him.
- the position of things when left.
out twenty. three hours coming from there
"o We have taken prisoner Captain Corona,
commander of their artillery, (the balance of his
artlerymen are killed.) captain Corona has
wound which will probably prove mortal. Wheat
got scratch his arm. Howell had his sword
broken by his side by ball-not hurt The Mex
lean soldiers with Carvajal have proven
themselves good fighters.
Some three hundred men-cavalry-hav gone
up to reinforce Jauregui, under command Of Qua.
daloupo Garcn, and will probably get there this
morning We are anxious to hear who gets the
advantage when they arrive.
EMIGRATION FROM GERMANY. - The Austrian
government journal says that il is true that the inn
mense tide of emRrants from Germany TO North
America increases the maritime communication
of Germany for the moment; but il threatens the
greater detriment to the future export trade Of
German manufacture. A mass OF capitalists quit
Germany with the people, and branches of trade
with which Germany has hitherto almost cxclu-
sivoly supplied the markets of the world. are now