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have been enabled to gather a fu Iv ~. q.


the killed and wounded officers in Gen w
division in the great battle OF the Mono de T'l D
rs also of those in Maj. Summers comr,,n% ny


Dragons. Gen. Cadwalader's less will Wv


before | close this letter. The list wbcS y


lows may be relied upon.
-. GEN. WORTH'S DIVISION


Kaied.-Co. Martin Scott, 5th Inf; Cao,N


riII. 9Th Inf; Capt. q. w. Ayres. Sd Art, ;I
Strong, 5ih Inf; Lieut.. w. Armstrong ql


Lieut.. W. T. BurweIi, 5!h Inf; Lieut.. Fcrrr NV y


art. ...-...


Wounded.-Col Mcintosh. 9th Inf se,o,J


Maj G ~ White, Sth Inf badly: Mai Wrott


Inf slightly; Capr E X Smith, 5ih Inf sever


Capt Cady, 9th Inf slightly; Capt Larkn Smi


9Th Inf scvcrly: Capt Walker, 9th Inf seye,o,


Capt K Anderson, Sd Ar; severely; Asst 3,


gcon w Roberts dangerously; Capt I. Masr
corps Of engineers, severely, Lieut. N L Sh,cgo


ford, 2d Art severely; Liut & S llamehon :


Inf severely; Lieut. b Daries, ID Art seyr,s


Lieut. Ernst. 9th Inf seVcrc y-lost right h,n


Lieut. G Burbank. Sth Inf MORALLY; Lcnt


Clark. Sth Inf badly; Lieut. G + Morris. sb 4


severey--lo.t right foot; Lout B,ardsly. q


Inf badly; Licnt q Wainwright. S;h Inf s.ysI


Lie, ii J Hunt, , Art slightly; Lieut. ! G |


Smelling, Slh Inf scverly; Lieut. II f Clarke
n
! Lieut. G Foster, corpse Of engineers seven


Asst Surgeon, SimOns slightly; Lieut. Dqmi
| Inf severely; Lieut. II Prince, 4th Inf sevcnr
! Lieut. y Lincoln. 4th Inf severy; Lieut. Q, i


man Thorne. ) Dragoons-aid TO Col Garsu


.evereI y; Lieut. Montgomry, SIh Inf sigh
| Lieut. ndrew, 81 Art slightly.
MAJOR SUMMERS COMMAND
/ Captain Croghen Ker, FL Dragons, severely
4 I tr'
kcr. Mounted Rifles. slightly Lieut.. Waiam]
/ 81 Dragons, slightly.


| The above list is complete and perfect. TbqI


has been much difficulty in obtaining it, as n,ad


all The orderly sergcants and executive offer
! have been killed or wounded. The conduct 4


all the non-commIssoned officers las been gal,d
aud most conspicuous, while several of them n


haved so nobly that they have been recommenil


for immediate promotion to Gen. Scott. Taa
| names are Sergeants Benson, Wilson and Rob1
| son OF the 2l Artillery Sergeant Heck Of n


81 Artillery, Sergeants Updegrair, Farmer. Al


cher and Daily Of the 9th Infantry: Serreas
MAJOR | thompson Of tho 9Th Infantry; Serser


MAJOR Fink of the Slh Infantry irus. and hc


that Gen. Scott will, AT once, promote these bar
| fellows. Moro than half tho officers in Gener
w orths division have been struck down eilh
Killed or wounded, in the actions of ChurubuS
ana III Mono del Rey. and many of the conn
mes have absolutely no one 10 command them
No less than niHcieen Of the deserlers, clltur
by Gen. Twiggs and Shields at Churubusco. ba
been found fully guilty, and are TO be hung
morrow morning. The miscreant Riley, "
COMMANDED them csca PED the punishment Of deaf
us he proved that he deserted before the war.
has been sentenced, however, to be severely whi
ped. 10 be banded as we'll AMI to wear ballal
chair, IN front Of The army during the war A ma
taken among the prisoners at Tho Molno, on Il
9th, summarily dealt with. Ii seems that
deserted from Monterey last fall. and Gonna.
VINO recognised him, To save tho trouble of Cos
Martial, at once pitched him into the mill fam
ana he was crushed to pieces by the wheel Al
other batch of deserters who have been unierr
ing trial here in Tacubaya, will he hung in
day or two II is said. Most richly do they dosey
their fate.


Al 7 o'clock this morning Ger. Scott, with hi
s'aH' ro1e IN and took quarters in the national pal
ace, on the top of which the reGimental 1ag Of
the gallant Rifles and tho stars AMI stripes 3er,
already lying. An immense crowd OF the ban
keted leperos. the scum of the capital were cor
greSaied IN the plaza rs tho Comma nder.inch,
entered 1t. They pressed upon our soldiers al
oyod them as though they woro beings of anoth
world. 50 much were they in TIM way, and wi
such eegerncss did they press around. that &c
Scott was compelled to order our DRAGONS
clear the plaza. They were told however, not
inlure or harm man in tho mob--thev were
our friends


About five minutes after this, and while &c
Worth was returning 10 his division near the All
media. he was fired upon from house near Ii
Convent of San Francisco. Some of tho COZ
ardiy Polkas, who had fled the day previous wit
out dIscharging their guns, now commenced ID
assassin game OF shGoiing at every ono of Og
men they saw, from windows. as well as from
hInd tho parapcts on the zotoas or tons of houses
In halt an hours time our good friends, the Iep5
ros' IN tho heighborhood o: the hospital of Sd
Andres an1 the church of Santa Clara. also con
menccd d'schnrging muske,s and throwing bold
ana rocks from the azp:cas. have NEGLECTED 4
mention that Jnst prevo,s Col Ga rland had bee|
severely wounded by musl.ct, fired by some mid
croant from window.


FOR several hours this cowardv war upon OIL
men continued and during this time many We
kh'cd or wounded. Ii was in this species OF fshI
tag mat Lieut.. Sidney Smith received Ies deal !
wound. The division of Gen. Twiggs in one DaiI
81 The city and Con. Worth in another, wer|
soon actively engaged in putting down the nsur
'ection. orders were given To shoot every mai
"a All the houses from which the firing came. whs|
'he guns OF tho different light batteries swept id'|
streets IN all directions. As the assassins wefs|
ur''en from ono house thoy would take refuge 10
"ho'ner but the middle of tho afternoon 'ass
were aF iorcod back 10 tho barriers and suouio',
Many ihcocent persons havo doubtless been kl'ie'|
unfing The day, but this could not be avoided
tiad orders been given al the outset 10 blow "
and demoiiSh every hnnSo -. ,h,,rch from whicI