Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

ICpNYREHASJOb u7 fsld 5Jl,sii, el'lt 4u'p
- GHURUBUSCOI. aita,,ls III , ~. ~, y, ?
r. .f.a55ISfis . - MOLIN0DBLREY. and
i ;,5its ~ .ii3ss 4 i5,si.. FADE BELIN.
4 RtceiYingithe plaudits OF Generals St;0TT.t
H. WORTH and PILLOW, as well as ali Of lt.5 a
AL his brother thes5s cpd soldiers, for
i his c6hd1c tdat Drawer; ahd}iIE)
IL on hecaptuFe of thesoiyO6
II ss,,s. of Mexico, and att
lIrI .,,t,t 4. i'ttli the virtual 81 ~ "a
lIfl ieisf bgGLQSE OF THE WAR; ts.i mi
4, %, RESIGNED HIS CONfNfIsSi0N,@ 3ejs al
And returned to his home, and the prpete Of his 4
| i, profession, IN which he has Continued, tt. Il
| -7hoA Flowed, !, and RESPECTED byaIl9eg % ~
| who know him, until liS1ga ltiE
When he waS urauidd6uR snomIRatsd, by the
/ Nan9pAlp Democratic, Convention,
| - - !si5t at Baltm0re, for y - az
| / PRESIDENT OF The UNITED STATES \
II We Wete t6ntent To let his 5InortifyiIs misad-
il ventures in Mexico pass without further notices,
but as long as his partizans pets ii REPRESENTING
him hero. SO long will we persist in repeatin
the Official d66GmGhts GcneISI S1fTiSHS he
humber that lie Ilidmot ghtat al Jthsr OF the
lbattlG OF GonIeras, Chnrnbusco, Moline del Rev
Eor Garlta de- Bsl4, Al Contteras he fell from his
horse OF hhishorse, the evening Of 15tl Aug1st
while his brigade into position, preDaratorS
TO the attack which was to be made next morning.
lie says himself heBas nuTSe1 by Dr.. Richie, n
suTgean .9ttac ITO his cOmmRnd;i and at one
O'Clock next MottnlIg, Goth, General TyVipSs with
Captalnllee Gameto his byOuac, with order from
the EIsneHal in Chief TO assemble an The forces in
his iihmeai5 hborhpod and oecupysa nositton
IN order 70 make dyersion in favor of General
otday .eBefg IRgsef uadLIs d keep lay sItlle or
to oGk, In consequence Of seUerc injury from he
laH 81 ny before, nc epmF1g9d of This
toree asIoteed upon Gel RGaso9, 5th ig1aIfry,''
at one he was unable .4os keen KS saddle
| or to wall AZ Persifei Smith storms. Con,
trerns, which did take 20 1ninutcs-andi
says FIercests the TOUT Of the enemy at this
pom, scommonwith other Troops
followed tbe enemy, into the town Of San
Angel."l He could rnot walk 81; Set horse at one
o'clock@Tat twenty minutes after dawn when ms
fighting Was over and the enemy q ying, he wast
well enough TO i0in lin the hat n an n
maryellou recovery from 4 dspt6rabie stats
of DTostrat1bni p iSisf 4 ls.lI4 ~,
But the enemy made a pause at Chertibuse,o
and Pierce paused too. 4 He and Shields were mr.
es!ea to take The enemy in rear Of their right
Shields says, as liz and Pierce were advancing IA
overtake thelrment they came TO deep ditch! he
succeeded in getting over, but Pierce and his Hofsa
both fell into the ditch and rolled6veT and helen
them there. Pierce, we suppose, extricated himself
ana followed or; but befpfer he got under Fc his
usua lluclo overlook him, in his report, he saws:
sI fell Qaint from exhausipn and PAIN elJ iidfe
from the seDerest rezof the enemy's line where
4 he lay, as General GaIlom remarked, GIlike anrolh
sullen PoSsum, " until ewas borne Iron the field.
But is to be Observed that, while he was down
he was not inSensible of what was going Oh % He
says he fell upon go bank and, although ina
nv brigade Iioannnt Soaa9st St
| lug oil my officers and menssol much from peisonhl
observation MS from reports Of my staffs 60
he was not therefore and his flint might
Itaned liz oSsyaj ftg ~. S's.o tlLlll,
his brigade. inf eoIi5 mi n oi
bearing, 81. IfSi IA .sns
So much for optlefps and Churlbuseo: Al
he was well enm,s h "a tl q , gay
i tor an armiStice. -, - I q
On the sth of sER Member, the battle of Molina
Pierce and onds|sd
says Scott 'sthe bnttle was won Itis "a 4iesdir''
General Pierce reached the ground.', Worth so;9
II the battle had been won an horT hefoft &c.
reached tho gr5ttil somuCh fr his I'M 6Jbt-
ing at NIolinS del Rsy. s'i aaffIasl ps
AS to the Sohisvsments n II
his own accbdne5 the iSthsf6 bfiFads tAE of
II which he. ruop 4ha,, "
i 10 - f;t hhIS was .3t1eteq 10
i9Se Under the guns of
com6sl Il i, y :, ssls Sgcenk was
iHdspositiO,., which M fsg 5,i1,a
the 18th and Of co1rse deprived me 81 the
lon OF particiP brigade in, the glori-
S aug ol q timely in
oSitlo4. winch continued all of the 13ththe
.! aay ,Chapul was stomed-and only ceased
me morning 6t O'clock the fight
1 rg was over 90 much for Chap ltepec.s Now
4l s9S 91s9le s5sa af Pap
o'clock on the pmDrppg Of the f4ti fthe Ilav litter
of nv SI Lne ofpoEt
orders of Msios rsen ;8s;' "a IL me
Il 11s5 .e gt Ihe
tbs posifion1 IL ~ II
surrender or he eft,, ~ ~ ~
H 1iif;1an 4, '.'e
fipbti rs % e. ~ sg
lea ne gats & 4 ~
$50 AM His Gallant batt ~ g. H.. ~.
consist in Ling from or with his bor$e be-