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Merican Statement of their o,rn ,LOss--Plan Of
Campaign.-Among the papers found in the cap
mred effects Of Aristo, was the morning return OF
the Mexican force on the day of the battle, which
shows the strength of the enemy to have exceed
ed 5000; though it is not absolutely certain that
the whole Of that force was on the United States
bank of the Rio Grande.


General Arsta's Aid, while making arrange.
men,s with distinguished officer of our army
for The exchange fprisoners and the care of the
wounded. stated that the Mexican loss, in killed
on the field Of battle and drowned, was 500. A
mong the latter was ono Of the priests in the train
Of the Mexican army, who perished in his flight
in the waters Of the Rio Grande. 20 b, ~.


In this number the wounded and prison ers, Of
course, are included. Fifteen hundred Mexican
muskets (alI Kings arm.,) had been collected by
our troops.


The p an of campaign, as developed by Arista's
papers, was for thai General, after demosbing
the small force under command of General lay
Ior, to overrun Texas, and, having effected "lhe
.onques: of that rcvol.ed province if it should
bs necessary to secure the fruits of victory, IL
was arranged that Gen. Paredes himself should
march an army of occupation into the conquered
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