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It We are indebted for the following ordg sof Gen. Taylor, to our friend, McC, 0n ,Sergt of lhe Wilkinson Co, Mississipp Volunteers, lst Regt. He also states, iasi all the wounded are getting along finally HEAD QUARRERS, ARMY OF Oct eraTi9s. !, BuEA VIsTA, Feb. 26. is47 }i The commanding General has the grateful stask of congratula.ing the troops upon the brilliant success which attended their arms 1 in the conflict of the 22d and 23d Conf. ! dent in their superiority of numbers, and 4 stipulated by the presence of distjngussaed leader, the Mexican troops were yet repuls sed, in every effort to force our lines, ahs sfinally withdrew, with immense loss, fron ' the field.

 I g. The General would express his oblgs- stions to the officers and men engaged, io'I the cordial support which they readersd ! throughout the action; it will be his higheH 3prde to bring to the notice of the Cover ment, the conspicuous gallantry of parliculaf soilicers aud corps. whose unwayering steaab ness more than once saved the fortunes e , ihe day--he would also express his high ssaisfaciion, that the conduct of small com mand left to hold Salallo, though not sef- oasly engaged, as their comrades, their sers'- ,ces were very important, and efhceutiF !rendered. While bestowing this just tribute to the good conduct of the troops, the Gen .eral deeply regrets to say, there were not flew exceptions. lie trusts that those who ,,s Red iagloriouslg' from Buena Vista and went to Salullo, will seek all opportunity 'o' sreirieye their reputation, and to emulate 'he bravery of their comrades. who bore ISs brunt of the battle, and sustained. agaias fearful odds, the honor of.he flag. The eIai- Itatioa of success is checked by the heavy sacrifice of life which 1t has cost, embracing many officers of high rank and high me'''' |while the sympathies of grateful country will be given to the bereayed iamilies and friends of those who nobly fell; lllusirios' example will remain for the bsneft and aa- Imiration of the army.

 By order of GEN. TAYLOR. ". " $. BLlss, Asst Adj't Gea4- From he 4risaasas Stale GpEsth. BuESA visrA, MExIco, Eco. 25ih, lSi7. DEAR Sia.-Taylor and Sania Anna me |upon this field on the 22d--the birth day oi |Washinoton, Sania Anna was conquered and |has returned to the South.

 The Arkansas Regiment and part oi 'e' Kentucky cavalry were lei. at Auga NOe' Iva on the 2lst, after Genf Taylor had laks9 |hIs position at this place. At about v Y |o'cIock al nigh, their picket guard was nieo lupon by the advance guard of the Mea'ean 'aEmv. Ne were immediately formed to cover she retreat of the train of wagons which wee conveying the provisions of our army se m'' place, bui after waiting an hour or so, w''h

 on, the enemy's appearing, we fell back ans

 eaeasnped with the rest of the troops at HIS place. | Early in the morning of the 21d sans

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