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ms Marine, who sent Commodore Moore
3 TO come out and fight him ia = three
vafer." The challenge was IL print, and
. vulgar, braggadocia style, dated on the
6Nceivsd in Campsachy until late in
The 18th, Commodore Moore never saw
br the action, nor heard Of it, but Don
ust have thought him very prompt in
T. for at daylight on the 18th, be was
ID, going out to fight the Aeet So you


Commodore not only gave Don Thom.
three fathoms water, but chased him
0 fathoms, and to windward out OF
IoEaas wanted to do something handsome,
Ike the capture Of the 8. Austin' certain,
board 800 additional men, for the pur.
boarding; but finding it rather warm
Png shot, he gave up the contest.
mpudia, who has command Of the heights
box the town, and who has nearly 5000
be night Of the 10th, took . position in
Of Saa Roman, outside tho walls, and
yards distant. As soon a. he was dis
10 the morning of the 18th, entrenching
in the houses, churches, &c. all Of
Of stone, the Campeachanos opened a


upoo him from the forts, walls, and
Iub,s lust outside of the walls. The Mex


promptly returned the fire, and soon the
musketry, artillery and bombs became


The muske,ry commenced at daylight
IIe,v soon followed suit, next came Am.
Ea,diful bombs amongs US. This was
,;ns the whole Of the 18th and 18th,
hight, when Ampudia's troops were so
by had to quit San Romga. and take to
8 ngain /! San Roman now presents a
waste and desolation which would almost


weep, particularly those who bad their
h Place. 1t was hastily abandoned by the
|ts ut the commencement o. the difficulties
Mexico and Yucatan, an most OF them
refuge within the wallsof Campeachy.
Gas discovered that the tnemy had taken
, of this beautiful vilkge, and that he
dislodgsd only by kpcking the houses
a murmnr was heard The artillery
forts were turned looe upon it; added
some Of our officers, who are fond of
asked permission of the authorities to
30 of one of the gur-boats, and bear a
eight; which bcinggranted. they haul
se in. and the way they knocked down
ow, assure you. In fact, the author


countermand the order, or they would
pr one stone upon anoiher. The slaugh-


Ampndia's troops must have been grea.
Iere were discovered in one place, in a
i'fy:qre dead, an officer amongst them.
hem had been buried before the Mexi-
- = the Heights. Ampudia was ta-


p,,se; NO naa-ai idea Of such a recep-


which is laid to the cna,ea Of tne !" ia.
=. Texas devils.]


lAh, yesterday, Gen. Ampudia sent in
at o the citizens, saying he had posted
IN Sa" Ronsan, for the purpose of offer.
hght 70 the Campeachsanos. in the plain


that he had no idea Of seeing so baauti-
30 ruined, and consequently to save the


had concl uded to retire TO the heights !!