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TnE HARDEsr fIOur YEr.-rhe fol.
lowing we copy from the Tampico Sen,i.
mel, Of the 20,h inst:


Maj. W. W. Morris, Of the alh Arilla.
~ has received letter from his brother,
Capt Gouverneur Morris. 3.h U. S. In.
aniry, dated Jalaps. Sept. 18Th, instant.
ia which he states that The command 10
which be was attached, consisting Of be.
tween seven and eight hundred men, Ia
marching from Vera Cruz To Jalapa. lost
in conflict with the gucrrillas, Ia killed
and wounded one hundred aud ffiy mea--
one nm Of he uhole force Engaged


This has not its parallel In any action
since the cammenceme Of the war.


The chiri who commanded the guori.
y party, consisting or about one thousand
men, is priest by the name Of Jarauia,
and is represented as brave dashlig sol.
dirr.


But in this. as in every other case, where
our arms have met the Aztec race. tue
lruops ol the Nonh have come olI brilliant.
y victorious.


Capt. Morris was in the hard fought
battles Of PalO Alto. aud Rssaca de In Pal.
INA, and represents tho drc Of tho guerrii.
las, rs even boiiar and bsayinr than was
experienced IA those memorable battles.