New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05
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addition ss The Rillea aals
u, and the tbEnptiors ln sle asliS Y
II an, III II b te second battle q
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arssss Sgs Sssa ~ she Plaza
a s gsss The
oF i5oys anaglag tlls ssa5e
s ID lsssss Wi VIZ
sSss and after the
asssssyy sSsT,se gosiai q
~ hlen NJ u
Sas5 To- begin the IRON
and IRON
4 sfas made tonpa
nEss lead of Major Brewster
were eisered respectively S., 2.
anderson RndIer They yFeE
mi 4lst Sss Gle aud gh not exceed
ggtlty YasIi iii tic they pushed. iol
sgsf through d iirs fearless ntrepidty
uneF BIessss
thes tyanes lost seven klilea
aad fEFe wounded. latter we're laptal
FfaiSK naeison, one 81 the g
tase Festa who wass IN the arm ana sl9e
ssld I5easenaflb 4 wounded Ne q.
ann fl the first battle Of Anderson
vas twice and scarcely TecoyeTse
Mots truly ~
heroisri he ts pe5lis =
second engagement. lass ~ ~ Y
afRicfed again sesere by
dangerous wound Comp
the
WAN
III none. Its ~ tass.s
Than s assos1 ss III eenas
sI,sisar H te number 81 y, klllea ano
III ysW 81 the snlaIlne hi the number
under command q a,alea
lsnlsay MI Glib ipraise cannot
fo te and the lnaoantta
ble fa9 sassai ar assam q IA
ha psnes under ~. a1 Go
sanasf IL the attack ths east anu md along
sbe nortIt 8of THE mos,
heroisni The 81 kla Ii. an9 W
ssSusI III tlist u .1:f
IN has
ssas Tiled and in him
AZ
eQrapany as i,eut, Isoa.
'aa ana has
aasa as, as i Hi. yitlisaeh PEI
Of company O. was
coming of hands while leading
charge upon the enemy
RI nh M Of desperate cenra ge and ms
his bahests with the utmost
ss his mpany, was also
eIistY but not gerously wounded. W
me command under Col atzmer and Maori Neil
ordered enter plaza ~ = cross street from
elalo from the north SIDE sinful
taneosls with Of commands Of Lieut.
4 Col. Sanders and
From aoinea misapp Of the ifstruc tions
Col Maefaso III iii Tile instead enter
iEg the, tie gnafea for bis command
kept with the Col. Sand en-, but
proved however essential service in the desperate
conflict which followed. gallantFy was attested
u bslis death, and Ill natige army has snf
fered an irreEar able loss immediate officers
underhi behaved with courag &c, and too much
credit consltft If the troops they
Differed 8s#s
The iii antfy der the command
IF GIL, held and entered
The plaza about ten OF fifteen after the com
allsElceIeflt of the assault. Iaey a WhoDp
wee soon With arms
in the dangerous conflict. Capt James Linton of L
company p, than there fas ilo more gallant E
lenihff periOas field wounded
at THE head of his valiant and Lieut..
James q of nicer of tried
nerie and Il man OF dopbtless courage, received in
the:leg d painful s7Dund, 3sl ls58$3
IN die second Ride nat alion under command Of,
Col Nat2Iaer Saeond Lieu Anderson of Co.. D. re-
SceiNsdi am affecting wound. -
An Interesting feature i'll the battle Of Rivas was
the of some those gallant spirits who first
aeYentured place tie experiment Of battle nm
DER tile dubious ayispises only Of men. or
II nal number ain the Yesta and
fsf The tile disastrous Geld OF Rigas,
o paIfeIpa 4. ths regent
Ffank Anderson D. Is. 3ayley Capt. Peter
Needer, Lieut. u a CAV Lieut.. S. eonnrd Lieut..
. Gst, and pl1gaIes moses
Anderson, eolners, 1, Lyons rs l1r, Mat
without septi01; meritlng
ths est admiration and applause " this mum
9l,as ssiets stol and were killed and Major
ana 1 tsoi,.
Hill MA fsst and sar arsied were sTopnde st
5EsnIs 5tal Hill aid o Col Don Bruno old
aeisflt asrsaee sald TINT not
gsss san thirteen of fell BY ms single
ne q pallasS q, w
Himself and which require y o.
iae most to prosecute Than
apt yeeder There was man sYho displayed more
heroic Salor SbY his desperate fearless
respect and admiration q
ENG The this little remnant o. the
Vesta band 4 are deserving
of even III d. ~ :,
are others whose conduct entitl them
e fattering mention They were net connected with
any especial The army but acted on an
impulse Of patriots courtsg lliipelled them al
the deseTate chances Of the confie 1t IS with
pride aud the gallant &c
ton Of GoisE gaptains Cook and Brad,
INV and Drnk Of the Quarter Master Department;
N !. aud Captain Mahon John .a Pel
refsof the goalUaigsaly Depaft Major Webbers
R eiaMtear u lyonss teflnefi az
ached bS Mi Hue Brewster !; . Armstrong
the lastef anu
Aiiehael ounteer orderly to- Gen. ValSer.
The reckless exposuI msalf to peril stamped
ID man ithoiit fear. All exhibited q
illaIat and dashng and are enttled TO
similar eilcolriu this number IA strong was
killed, and EDok and Brad md yons and FIney
were severely woundeds Donald and ebbeI are
missing, and Tie il that have
not eseapedthe esaste the battle. 25sR
Take Il all id all conflict at Riyas cannot but
lie led as d glorious have lost in
deed Some good and Gallant. men but their deaths
have been toned for blood Of numerous saer
n lees. enemy rtened at their defeat
Let tleII the limits Of Nicaragua and
they tad sgpl offered ohlatons AT the shrine Of
Tie alta Democratic progression
The names many YATES could be mentioned
bt III Dfllle one would require that all should be
spoken our space NIL not allowfof it. t3
rs KILLED. ftt0JENDED AND
NfISsIl g. Sifa3 sf53 4 81 s4s 4.
eutenant Morgan, Aid. Camp
tastlle General 8 l:5 81 X
4 pJuFAsT GENERAIi's 0FF1oE-3KE iILED,= 9Ccapts.
Haestnn and Clinton. lslsS VA ,39
INSPECTOR 1EPA
Lieut.. sstt :sEs,
RsfEF.s tDEpa RrsiENT- W. UNpED-
Capt s't
lieut.. Gist
and sSerge cant Safaife
STIss ANN, Jones! &