New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-13
Y MORNING, NOVEMBER l3. 1856.

Dc depiored that he did not take the advice OF his
friends, and shoulder his m,lskct in self defence,
against monsters that make no distinction.
The Rev. Mr.. Wheeler missionary from the
United States, minister Of the Gospel, who was en-
gagged in distributing books and other sacred duties.
Americans, foreigners Christians, will you suffer
slcE 0utra9cS on humanity to go unpublished? The
blood of the innocent cries for vengeance?
If the war against the Indians of North America
was jstitable at that early day, how much more is
TINS war Justiabe, against set Of barbariaus, who
nave not proftcd by the enlightenment of the age,
and who can commit such monstrous atrocities.
W nat has been the treatment of the wounded and
prisoners taken by Gen. Walker? The former were
provided Tor in humane manner the latter treated
as prisoners Of war. Here would have been fine
opportunity for exercising the law Of retaliation. But
Gen Walker chose rather to follow the dictates of h
manlty, and be governed by the enlightened prnci
pies Of the age. :
Shall this beautiful country which is 50 far superior
10 North America be allowed to remain in the hands
OF savages, who would morally prohibit immigration
and progress! Here nature has done all that is ne
cessary to human happiness. God has showered his
blessings, and
"sl save the spirit Of is divine. H.
The following lists of the distinguished in defence
and in battles, and of the killed. wounded and miss
ing, will be perllsed with general interest
List Of Officers, Soldiers and Citizens of Brig.
Gen. Frys command, Distinguished in The
action at Granada, Oct, y and Is, 1S5G
Maj J. c. O'Neil, lst Rifles; Capt. A. swingle. Or
dlnance Dept, Maj. H. D. Potter, do. Col. Alex.
Jones, 7. M. General Capt. John Baldwin, Capt r.
W. ;Plckersgill, Rangers Capt. Wm. Lewis, Gen.
Walkers staff; Lieut. Crowe, DR.. Lundy, Medical
Depart; DR.. Brinkerhoot, do DR.. Scott do DR..
Strnger, do Dr. Davis, DO. Capt. Green, Capt of
Port; Sergeant Lamber, Ordance Dept: Wm. Till
man, 90; james l.ongacre do; John Ashton do: John
ates, do; MIR. Haynes, Surveyor: VIM. Jones, Co.
bold. do; +. W. Leske, do; W. Kelly, do N. NJ. Rainey,
do; John Ryan, do Thos Chapman, do John Irving,
do; Thos Mosley do; H. Bunter, do. R. T. Sckles,
Gen. fry's Orderly Maj. ellis, Citizen; w. Teller,
20; yohn TABOR do; E. Thomas do; J. l.. Richmond,
40; Capt. wilkins, do: L. Hathaway, do; Mr.. Kings
well, do; Mr. Smith, do; Mr. Raklewiltz, do Geo.
llcilards, do; Mr. Rosseter, Chaplain.
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.
List Of Killed and U'ounded in Grenada, prerious
to General iPaikers's a1riral, Oct. 10, 1856.
hWed-Mr. Harley. musician George Gailv, cti-
zen Mr.. Ncnabe, Courthouse. Prirntes, Co. l.,
"a lnfantry-Murray, Fredcricks, Frank, Joseph
Singleton, butcher.
Missing -Hinkley. Express Agent
l Uoundcd-Nlajor Gillis, Capt Baldwin, Dr. Scott,
GhaS Sweetzer, John Tabor, editor Ell Ncaruguense; !;
W Teller, citizen Ramundo Silver, citizen Slightly
Carter, Capt. Hady, Capt. Pickersgl.
List Of Killed, HTounded and Missing of the First
Rtfe Battalion, Oct. 18th and l3M
Company A-lst Lieutenant Mathews, wounded
slightly.
Company B-Wounded, lst Lieut.. Latimer, ID
Lieut.. Morris, Sergeant Rocltellow. slightly.
Company C-Killed, Private Iatz wounded, Ser
@eant LeSueur: Privates l.lis, Parmear Latta,
jackson, Honchins.
Company D--Wonndcd, lst Lieut. Anderson ; Pri-
Yates, Mccoy, Gordon, Singleton, Bride
Company L : Killed, Privates Reid, Hobbs !;
wounded, Rcsor, Hays.
Company F-kilIed. Private Mcclure: wounded,
Privacs Kerr, Bates.
Company G-killed, Sergeant Mury; wounded
'rlVates Brands. ConIon, Etfinger Bairon miss
ING, Drummer Forster.
List Of lroundcd Of The Second Rifle Battalion.
Company A-Private ". Cloud, slightly.
Company B-privates j. Boswell, slightly; +. FL
ser, do; Mitchell. do.
Company C--Sergeant benson, slightly Corporal
Hoffman, do: rrivates, a. Fullerton dang rously
Scuylcr, do: J. ?. Mel, do. None killed.
List Of Killed and lJ'ounded Of First Mtani,2L
Adjt p. w. Peters, wounded slightly
Company B-hilled Private Wm. Manning: wound
John Welsh, John Mooney, John Harkn
Company C--Wounled Corporal j. Evans.
Company D-kiled, - Terry, Phillip Eun.
Company E--Wounded, Lieut.. Wright.
Company G-Wonnied, Sergeant Mclaughlin ;
Privatcs. r. W. Foreman Dennis Elliott, Charles
Gehrcs, Thomas Brooks Domnick Connollan, J. A.
Smyth.
List OF Killed, founded and Missing Of Second
Infantry
Company A-Wonnded. privates Read, danger
"
Company 3 Killed Private Frank missing. pri-
Yates Frederick Murray.
Company C-Wounded, Capt. \. Matzdotf, slightly;
ID Lieut.. NonlI do.
Company D--Wounded Capt. Horace Bell slightly:
Sergeant Brooks dangerously; Privates Boyde Slight
y; Price, do; missing. Private Amey.
Company E-kllled, Private Callahan; wounded,
ID Lieut.. H. I. Sherman dangerously Sergeant
Conklin, slightly: Privatcs Thos Clark do II. Is.
Williams do missing, Geo. Ryans.
(DmnHny F-kjIlpn priyotpS e., khU1nsEev pIilin
'eonard, iielie Brule, Francisco Ran; wounded Pri-
Yates II. Smith. slightly: Thd Herman, do missing,
NJ. flanngan.
List Of Killed and II,ouodea Of Light 4rfWr,y
Company A-klcd, Privates Theodore van krot-
tenhauer Frederick Drhab wounded, CAPTAIN 4,
Schwartz slightly; Sergeant Saumb Giles, do Pri-
Yates Fr. Strlub, do; Henry Maearub, do Theodore
OHM, severely.
List of Killed and Uoundcd of Transit Rangeys
ked-Privatc Frederick Hall.
Missing-Private Joseph kumph, Geo. Townsend
In the .Nicarasuense of the 18th, we find the an
nexed description of the " appearance Of Granada
after the batte:''
To the eye of a person not much experienced in
war, the towns of Central America seem to be made
for the purpose OF fighting. The large plaza in the
centre OF the cities, in which a large body of men
can maneuver, and the admirable arrangements of
the streets for attacking men as they approach give
to each town much the appearance of approach to
citadel. ISN'T there IS more IN the appearance than
in the actualty. The adobcS out of which the hous-
es are built, are easily cut through with pickaXcs,
although bullets do not appear to affect them much
a cannon ball will go clear through one of the walls
and do no greater damage than making hole of the
damater Of itself, and bullet from a small arm
sinks in, leaving little more than mere trace. With
the exception. therefore, Of three four houses
Granada presents no outward appearance of the bat
tie 0t which it WAS OF late the scene.
The front OF the store OF Mr William Teller, in
which the enemy had qurtcrei in large numbers. is
well rdded. The bullet holes in and about the door
are almost innunerable.
The hotel known as the Walker House. which
was also occupied by the enemy was considerably
damaged. After the enemy had been driven out, one
Of the cannons which We took from them WAS turned
against themselves and shot ont OF the bar-rOOm.
This. of course damaged the window arrangements to
considerable extent. A few bullet holes arc to be
seen through the shutters OF the windows in General
Walkers quarters. ana several upon the front Of the
large church.
In front of the gunrdhousc is an iron piquct made
of the barrels Of condemned mlskets the bullets OF
the encmyS guns Went, in some instances, clear
through them. The gmrtl-louse was in way in
nTed. The entire damage to the exterior Of the houses
IN the plaza cuuld, We think, be Ienlctcd at a cost
not exceeding two hundred dollars. There are a few
bullet marks in the door of FL Nicnwsunssr Office
and in instance they fired the lock Of mtlske at
it, which stuck in the door, The enemy did not get
into the printing Office.
A weak invention OF the enemy" is thus disposed
of:
We see it stated in some Of the leading Journals OF
the East. that Gen Walker had nyt long since forty
men, belonging to thr NjcAHgnan army, shot on the
plaza i'll Granada, for Decentralization. a greater