m Son,n as plate was taken, and his din.


rooked 70 e'eIu"y' ea1eH oy our own ON.
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In Sontn u plttte was tuhe0, ana MS DIN.
ro,led so slerday, eaten by our own off.
nm corr say that Gems. Patterson and
were bc copfned to :heir beds by sickness.
verc una to go into the fights with their
hands.


THTALLANT HARVEY.


annexa xaodl''oh 10 the aoove' On achieve
sn tho ,o, which reflects inc reased ustre
Col. pey's escutcheon. May he long
enjoy laurels:


tbs liGen. Twiggs was ordered forward


pos he had already captured against
n, wb commanded the Corro. Simulta.
anick on the Notifications on the en-
= lief, to be made by Gems. Shields and
Ps don, who moved in sepera,e columns


Gle 'iliow advanced agains. the strong
! bd cult ascents on the right Of the enc


osi. The enemy fully acquainted with


60 Intended movement had thrown large
bfl into the various positions to be at.


9 most serious enterprise was that of


} advanced against the main fort that


The Cerro. Nothing can be conceiv.


ehcuIt than this undcrtaking.-The


a,ugh character oftho ground, the con.


re the enemy in front, and the cross


0rts and batteries which enfladed our
nhe duty assigned 10 Gen. Twiggs one
prg difficulty. Nothing prevented our


FIRING utterly destroyed, but the steep
ascent under which they could shelter.
Ought no shelter, and onward rushed a


ilstorm of balls and musket shot, led by


Harnoy, whose noble bearing ELECTED
Sc Of the whole army. His conspic-
Ftalwart frame at the head of his brig
ng arm waving his men on to the charge.
voice ringing above the clash of arms


conflict, attracted the attention and ad-
alike of the enemy and of our own ar
b, on, he led the columns. whose front
lied before tho enemy's fire like snow
a torrent, and slad not their course until
over the rocky barriers and bayonetng
J, ucrs, they drove the enemy pe!l nell
e tort, delivering a deadly fire into their
rom their own guns. as they hastily retlr-
lis was truly a gallant deed. worthy of the
er Baynrd of our army, as the intrepid
is well styled. Gen. Scott, between
nd Col. Harney there had existed some
, rode upto the Colonel after this achieve.
nd remarked to him "Col. Harney. can.
v adequately express my admiration of
liant achievement, but at the proper time
AXE great pleasure in thanking you in pro.
ns." Harney. with the modestv of true
aimcd the praise as due TO his officers and