The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-09

post on an eminenee directly opposite where large
number Of spectators from san Diego were posted to see
walkers further progress AS the latter neared the
Mexicans he ordered advanced guard OF nine men
with rifles 10 charge upon the enemy which they did
With cheer The Mexicans. without firing shot M,
spurs ther horses and gaoped away leaving Walker
and Lie PARTY 70 pursue Their way unmolested.
Arriving al TIE boundary, The party halted before
crossing. and Col Walker had paTley with Major Nc
Kinsry aud Capt Benton. which resulted in himself an
party giving their parole of honor that they would give
themselves up prisoners Gen Wool to answer fol
an alleged violation Of the neutrality laws. The party
then marched on Z san Diego. The following is the
PAROLE or HONOR.
The undersigned officers and privates of the $50 called)
''Repubo o. sonora 10 soemnly pledge their word OF
hcnor to report Themselves AT san Francisco CAL Ma
Jor General Wool, Of the United States army charged
with having violated the neutrality laws OF the United
States.
san Diego, CAL May G, 1854
S. Richardson Surge General T. Crooker, Major
G A. Lawrence, LIST Lieutenant, and c. G. s.. Norval
Douglas LIST Lieutenant and @ N G.; Howard A. Snow
Secretary Of Navy John NJ Jarnagin Secretary of War
and State; VIM. I. Cuttrell Captain; VIM. 7. Mann
Captain of NAVY p S veeder, LIST Lieutenant; j. G.
Griswolj, Captain c. Glasscock, Wagon Master; s. Ru
LAND, 1st Lieutenant VIM. Anderson, SERGEANT
Priyates-Joseph Keening, James B. Wilson, VIVA Ro
bnson, Francis Truman, Thomas Scott; Sergeant Maor
John flanerey; Private, II. Seaman; Corporal, f. w.
Corporal, j. l. Doherty; Privates G. W Hartman +. +.
Brown Quarter Master SERGEANT f. w Rawle Privates,
VIM. b Small, VIM, L. Wood J. J. Andreas, John +.
0'Hare, J. L. Downing
j. McKINsTRY, Br Major, U.S.A.
Col Walker gave q similar parole
RETURN OF THE KILLED WOUNDED, ETC., OF COLONEL
WALKERS COMMAND DURING IT'S STAY In LOWER
CALIFORNIA.
Lieutenant J. p. McKibben at Ensenada, December 5,
Lieut. Il. j. Ridgell, at San Vicente.
Lieut.. Bernard Carroll, at La Calentura, Alrl 10,
1854.
Commissary Sergeant John L. Towns at Guadalupe
April 20, 1851
Private Barney Mccormick at Ensenada, December 2,
1858.
Private Charley Brogan (Mexcan) at La Calentupa.
Private Edward Burr, at Qua daupe.
Private Otto Hemming at San Vicente.
Private o. +. Newell, at San Vicente
Private J. Patten, at La Caentura, April IS, 1854.
WOUNDED
Capt. Chas. FL Gilman. at Ensenada, Dec. s. 49,
Private Josiah Lockhart at Ensenada, Dec. 2, '53.
Private Thomas Perry at Ensenada, Dec 2, '53.
Private James Hamilton, at Ensenada Dec S, '53.
Private VIM. II. Matthews, at Ensenada Dec. g. 49,
Private Henry Smith. at Ensenada, Dec 5, '53.
Private john Bragpole, at Ensenada, Dec 5, $50.
Private Moses Anderson, at La Grulla, April so, "a.
Lieut. Thomas Murphy at Ensena6a February "a
Surgeon = Edmondson, on the desert, March, 54
Private Vim smith on the Colorado, April A. '54.
Joseph W. Smith, Commandant of Northern frontier
ia said to have been killed at La Calentura in April 54
sergt Francis Nelson, shot at Vicente in March, "a.
Private A. Morrison, shot at Vicente in March, "a
- Wilson, Emulate servant, lost on the desert
NAMES OF PERSONS KILLED AT SAN VICENTE.
The Los Angeles Star publishes list of the persons
killed at San Vicente BY Malendrez and party the
30th Of March. They portion of the party left
under Smith to guard the barracks when Walker started
to the Colorado Smith left them, taking party Of
thirteen with hm and to San Rosanro after which
Malenirez attacked them. They had left the
barracks and scattered about town and when they
the Mexcans coming fed into the river bottoms among
the willows, from whence they taken, tied and
shot, Their names are r. j. Rdgell, of Napa Charles
Harvey, of Santa Barbara: Gustavus Cathensen Pole
Orrn F. Newell of Stockton; and Edward Burr who
was from this city, and has family in the Southern
States