Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-04-26

n hqg5iIa lar GII6,' t0giiat IN llis aeaI dc All
Iq1qlslles alop when VIZ 2 continue
lnflil 2.next q ~
|. u n Y tls a9fqiqg qI lhs battle Col. Slough de-
saehoi . loree of loar haadrsl maaItom his com
maud which under Major cAislngloa was directed
to aeplOy through tho uiOunIAlul and zoe what
was tho state oiafaifs at the lower end of the
canon When they Slowlof tho Texan
camp ogths night before II was discovered that
they had left their train guatdod BY one hundred
Or one hundred and llAy meh with one piace Of
artillery. When The Texans saw the advance ol
our men descending the mountain they exploded
the eaisson. after having fred two or thsss sheli
from their piac e, and fed 10 the utmost confusion
abandoning every thing except aIew animals some
of then picked up to facilitate their flight, The
train was then batned A contained all Tho am
mqnltlon, provisions, clothing No., that tho Tex
hnspospssod and its destruction proved to b
one ofthe seYetsst blows that could have been
inflicted upon them. After the work Of destroy
lag the train had been completed the detachment
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'Voas oa satnr,lay ~ qql tss aosmy rstpaated d
sabta rs q'bevbssAn d ariso here ii tks II
ss4D0or Il sA,sis N ,llaraaot slzas sA eontsaal
lto cOius IN luntii a lase hour suuaav moroiuv s
Thslt appea,ancs clssily manifested the sever,
nsass ID wbielrthev hada boso subjected. Som
rode soma walked and som, hobbIsd in. All Wsr
a ,he most destitute condition in regard to III,
II II Il cotomon nscsssitles Of nIe asa 4
mi sa,,o dsv II, ,osc.s ,to,;Soa towards t,a,ns
spcyos ifsa II aSvsnes movement been md
| ~ thon On that day l0stsad 81 The backward on
,ba Irsvass ,sonId hs9a bssn co,nssllea q ii L,
,.,,, ~ "a. ssa A. III. as,,.,. suoala L.
so;osad III M .dvanI Iarss wllieh 4 p,ost comnlss
victory could have bestowed uoon them But
! 4 aaii that considerations q Z military characte
urevsnted tbe officers rom making the pursuit.
na.at0n.,sv Af.,oh N f,.otAi, I a,sjs n AZ
IN Iurtv and Ford of tho t,olorado Vbluntear
eauiala wI.A. = tlag of truce Ior the nuruose {
negotiating an exchange Of prisoners. In cons,
ouenoe al the farms ol exchange required By col
Iscuuy they could not be- agreed L, by the otho
martha, and thew tIu Inc afternoon Of the sau,
dav. All tho prisoners, held bg both sides We.
no,slsa axeept twoin the custody Of our fOrce
wbo vore saat d For, Union and placed n clo,
conl,nemsntl Those wore Nlclptiro and Holms
4 M wora uotbald A prIsouors d war bus far .
fences committed by Chem b,lore thcy Joined vii
,ho To..na
Hans / n c,oll.rom. q and racundo Pho W., i
n dov a,rostad nv ~ Y exons. 'nlacod Il cousu
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