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,oli,euess of Peter Hanger, Esq, of


=. ,re favored with an Extra Gazette,


,Sb from which we collect the follow


~...,l narticulars of the late battles.
From the N o. Picayune. Sept. 9.
,.,tsr from the ARMY of Gen. Scott.
.r,'',-i,l -, correspondence of the Picayune.l


71i' TAcUBAYA, August 24, Is47.
an, not a little time in endeavCring TO


ia'0 r. of he killed and wounded officers in
-, baitIes of the Goth, not difficult mat


inch lsI, n as the different divisions are quar-
: r;IIqges several miles apart. The follow
4 IN he found in the main, correct:


wa II. S. REGULARS.
!. o,,;,e loss in the division of Gen. TwigGs
s9 see al in that of Gen. Worth, 339; in that of


'SS 0Dtman. Shields brigade,) 24G; in that
ZEN. Pillow 30.


- VOLUNTEERS.


,5o -eoimen Of New York Volunteers lost


N t;iied and wounded.


,bo Ij.b Infantry under Gel. Morgan, Cbe-
ina 10 Gen. Pierce's brigade, lost one third of
,,5osa5o force; the 9th Infantry under Col.
sam. [beonging as well 10 the brigade of Gen.
s1fered severely. Col. Morgan was wound
The leg and badly. The limb win be saved,
!, i,feared il will be some time before he re-
rs entirely.


PALMETTO REGIMENT SOUTH CA


ROLINA VOLUNTEERS.
ota. killed and wounded, I37.


5e fsI strength of this regiment, before the
u commenced, consisted of 1 Colonel. Lit.
leI, Major, l Adjutant. l Commissary, 7
lias, "A Ssbalterns, % Sergeants-273 rank
ile including q corporaIs.


e New York Volunteers also suffered severe
Ut not in proportion to the regiment from
/ Carolina. Col. Butler, who commanded the
!, behaved in the most gallant manner. In
lcing upon the hacienda attacked by General
ds atiha head of his regiment. his horse was
lead. He then advanced on foot until he re-
a severe wound in the leg, which caused
0 fail. In tainting condition he was car
Q the rear, but soon rallying he again ad- !
! 70 the head of his regiment, when q mus
u struck him in the head and he died almost |
.y. South Curolina lost one of her bravest |
ost generous spirits when Col. Butler fell. !
We not had time TO obtain full list of the |
and wounded in the different divisions of |
ny, but shall endeavor to do If at the earli- /
lOrtHnity. A great proportion of our loss
laps nlne-tenths-was in the attack upon
Ong works at Churubusco-Santa Annals |
lines as he called. As t have previously |


no reconaoisance whatever of his strong
4 bad beer made. The brilliant success Of !
irning had Inspired both officers and men
le highest enthusiasm, and they rushed pell- |
Mo the positions the most exposed. and
they were moved down by hundreds.
i'll be seen that our own loss falls a little
f e',ren hun3red-about 5000 men were
y engaged. When the works of the ene-
e examined, one naturally wonders that
'coiI's entire force was not swept away
) army in the same position and since the
the viceroys there have not been Mexi-
lo1gh born TO drive them out.


tie flags are now constantly passing and re.
between the Palace here and the Palace
ico. At this game the Mexicans can beat


Yours, &C., G.. w. K.