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the town but that General Arsa might withdraw his forces
leaving the public property of every description


An to the above promised in the afternoon but
came, and repaired sundown Join the army, al
ready in position at crossing miles above the
town. Very early this morning the bank occupied by
two s Founders and three batteries of field artillery and
the crossing commemorative light companies of all the bat
aons first thrown over followed by the volunteer and
regular cavalry. No resistance made; and soon
informed from quarters that Arsta had abandoned the
town with all his troops the evening before, leaving only the
sick and wounded Immediately dispatched staff officer TO
the prefec demand surrender, and in the time
commission sent by the project to confer with the
point gave that the civil rights OF the
citizens would be respected and troops at dropped
down opposite the and crossed at the "Upper Ferry,
the American flag being displayed at "Fon Paedes," a
Mexican redoubt the crossing The different corps
encamped In the outskirts of the city Tomorrow shall
make suitable arrangements for the occupation Of the town.
and for taking possession Of the public property More than
three hundred of the enemys wounded have been left in the
hospitals Arista is in full towards Monterey with the
fragments of his army.


deeply regret report that Lieut. George Stevens, very
promising young officer of the second dagoon accident
ally drowned This morning while attempting swim the river
with his squadron.


am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant
Il. TAYLOR,


Breuet Brig. Gen. u. S. Army commanding.


TO the ADJuTAST GENERAL OF THE ARMY Washington.