The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-13
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/ .4rrirT Of the Osizaba-.9 bat.ie .f,uht in II,
/ nth = Defeat IF tbs Insurgents Coua
Ra,assen de Blurboa defentca anf tahsa
/ prisoner.
The steamer Otizsba, Capt F,rbaas arrived
this morning from Vera Cruz which Pot she
left on he 9Th, bringing papers from Vera Cruz
are incomplete, and we have not yet received
our papers from the City Of Mexico.
! A desperate battle has been fought bptweer,
the Government troops and the insmgcnts at
Mount Liinon, but the papers containing the
particulars, have not crme TO hand. F.om hat
we can gather by subsequent reference 10 the
affair in the Vera Cruz Echo, il appears that
! insurgents, under the command Of the intrepid
Fsusino V'lalva, had established their head.
quarters on the summit of Mount f.imnn- f,hs
geographical position Of which mountain we
are unacqnaints with)-they were ait. csed bv
a section Of Government troops under command
Ct Col Felix Zuluaga who compl .ately rout.
cd them, four hundred being left dead upon
the held. among wh IN was The brave unfor.
tunafe Viinva. A large amount Of corn, am.
munitions and camp equipage fell into The
hands of the government troops. Tie date Of
this affair, or the number Of troops engaged, il
not given The news Of the victory reached
the City of Mexico on the gid .ult. and was
received with great rejoicings.
division OF troops under the command Of
date, encountered large body of the insurgen.
Is between Ayuta!y aad Ajuchi,lan (near the
northern extremity of Guerrero) and compIe-
tely routed and dipersed them
The hrst Of these victories. the Echo remarks
IS IS OF great Importance, and will 90 far towards
'ne re-estabishment OF pence in the drpart,ne nj
OF Guerrero TO which end the Supreme Govern
ment has IN ide snch noble exer,iors
This news being the Government account
of the hattla Oh. h..
caution, as it may turn ont something like
Blancos paper victory at Cerro Peregrino
tbs also stated that detachmen mt oi 900 liyht
troops of the line under the command Of C.1
Antonio Go,nez, surprised TIE rebels who had
risen against the Supreme Government in the
village Of Cos.zal on the 18th ultimo, by sur
rounding the place in the night time. Twenty
one rebel with arms in their hands were taken
prisoners, and four persons who attempted to
escape by running, were fred upon and woun-
ded
Among those taken was a guerilla chieftain
named Jose Qnrino, who il is stated aside from
having satved as a soldier in the army Of Alyar-
ez, has been employed as constant spy upon
the operations Of the Supreme Government,
and the authorities Of that village The neces-
sary steps had already been takens says the
Echo, to adjndge the deinquents and have them
punished; which means that drum head court
martial was held on the spo', and the poor fel
lows shot by the ma agnaninous soldiers of his
magnanimous Serene Hghness.
The Echo, Of Vera Cruz, published in an
extra oil the evening Of the I4,h inst, tie fol
lowing telegraphc despatch from the city of
Mexico:
Mexico, August 3, 1854.
The Count Raoussett de 3oulbon, who
lately disembarked at Grayamas to place him-
sel al the head of the French who had already
arrived there, and enlisted in our army ; WITH
whom he raised the standard Of rebellion, and
pronounced against the Government, was
defeated on the 18th ultimo by General Yanez,
10 whom he surrendered, with 200 Of his com.
patriots, in which he lost 46 Of his men, killed
and wounded"
This dispatch is signed by Blanco, Minister
# War and is, addressed TO the Governor of
Vera Cruz. We hope it is more verac,ous
han some ofthe previous dispatches of thi
,flieer.