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l400, but about 900 10 thong to be more prob
{ An officer writing a descripn of THE battleIof
Monterey, to "a brother oficerinAatamoros, says
Fh"rhe Texans are a gallant tof boys perfect
dare devils. They will do anytk they are told to
do9 Gen. w otth adnircs thentnd'he il not the
only one. They are as 'dlffcreuonf our dragons
a. night from day. Major Chlier, one Of the
Texan officers, asked to go witJsptain Smith to
storm the first height No. y Gen. Worth, u
want Capt. Smith 10 comnisndet parity A'Therc
shalt be no difficulty about d, hsaysthe gallant
little major, Il will 20 under tpt. Smith, And
this major IL but fair sampf the whole body.
Col. Hays has gained great vtntion among our
officers Walker has won ne w,rela. w p


"Gen. Worth is the hero offs affair; he did The
most Of il, and lost only about killed and wound
ed, while the main body of thcny lost alout 500
The Mexicans, il Is thoughbst about the same
number We got thirty-hye res Of artillery by
the surrender. After examnn, we found that
we hid not begunt the hardest ,the work All are
Satisfied with the conditions ofe truce, which lasts
for sixty days, except, perha some Of the Tex.
ans.n aan aIi'vi % ,s tI.laF.la. sIl


The following officers, wh6me on the Calves
ton, were in the battle of Mercy Lieut. Sack.
EFT, ". g. army; Capt Mich, Louisiana; Lieut.
B, 7. Owen, Baltimore battali Lett. Thomas J
Curd. SaAa tHdH
These officers, with others,ho stopped at Ca
margo, left Monterey on trth inst, at which
time al the Mexican troopsl evacuated the city


according to the terms Of thapitnlatiob, the cif
zens remeHihg and pursu their business al
usual. II is said that Gen pudia was so much
frightened, Iest the Texans Nd kill him, that h
begged Gen. Worth 10 furnhn escort for his sc
curity on his departure, VII was accordingly
done. There were vague rtrs at Monterey tha
Santa Anna asst the hesdsn army end narch
ing TO rhcc, Gen. Taylor Sfn Eah1g5
H. MAranoRos. The Flag "wednesday, the 7th
says, bearer Of despatchesryed in this city o
Monday evening last, en- 70 for Monterey, onl
ten days from Washington The steamer Al