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 sibls, as those who carried them were fully expessd to deadly tire from the larger Oi the two houses. The 6ss ea our side wsa kept up wilh spiri. As soon as an spdnS or Mexican was seen 10 cross the street, two dozen carbines were fired, and always with effect. The enemy were continually on ths watch as soon as one of our men showed himself he was fired at by dozen r'fies' ee' mostly without effect The greatest exeeu- ton on the side of the eneny was done D! the rife of white man, and who was sub sequenhy shot, He killed i've oi our men and wounded ten others. Private ssuari, o' our company, Scoschman, with the bolt ness of his eounsrymen. climbed up to ''' rool of the church, set fire to the protecting tnaAers, and dese>nded 10 the ground ln ssle,y. notwithstanding abe nanner ID winch he was exposed.

 The infantry on the Jeff. covered by the large wall of the church, did at :bis time but lit,le service, and although they tried 'o eiIsc. an spiEspee inso the church by means of axes, ihss progress was slow, and si.e we had kept our dangeroas position tor more than three hours. they had not been able to accomplish their object The he'a piece was then brosght to bear upon te church. at the distance Of one hundred yafds' and about twenty shots fred from it wh'cn made bseach in the wall large enoagh 70 sdmi. iwc men abreast. 4 lighted oome was then thrown in by Lieal Wilson. snc his example was soo1 followed by olhen. Sergeant Koch, .of cor cempasy; prvai' Nixon. Hutton ssd Holecmb entered 'ot breach, but were iu Gew moments tostee