Gen. J. Garcia Conde Engineer: Capt. Luis Robles Zapadores Battalion: Lt. Col. Mariano Reyes Artillery: Gen. Tomas Requena Battery: Comdte Luis Nieto (3 howitzers) Battery: Capt. Ignacio J. del Arana (3-8 lbs.) Battery: Capt. Patricio Gutierrez (2-12 lbs & 1-8 lbs.) Battery: Capt. Jacinto Dominquez (?) Battery: "San Patricios" (?) 1st Infantry Brigade: Acting gen. Simeon Ramirez 3d & 4th Ligero (Light) Aguascalientes Activos 2d Infantry Brigade: Act.gen. Francisco Mejia 2d Ligero, 6th & 10th Line, Querétaro Activos 3d Infantry Brigade: Col. Jose Lopez Uraga 3d & 4th Line, Mexico 1st Activos 1st Cavalry Brigade: Act. gen. Anastasio Torrejon 1st, 7th & 8th Cavalry, Mexico Light Mounted 2d Cavalry Brigade: Act.gen. Manuel Romerro 3d Cavalry, Jalisco Lasncers, Guanajauto & San Luis Potosi Activos See also Battles of the Mexican–American War References Further reading Toro, Alfonso "Historia de México", vol. 2, pp. 372–374. Alcaraz, Ramon et al. "Apuntes Para la Historia de la Guerra Entre Mexico y los Estados Unidos" Henderson, Timothy J. (2008). A Glorious Defeat: Mexico and Its War with the United States. Macmillan. . Balbotin, Manuel "La Invasion Americana, 1846 a 1848" Grant, U.S. "Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant, Vol I, pp 74–82", Note 1 Alcaraz in "Apuntes..." lists the initial Mex. units on pp 90–91. Note 2 Balbontin in " La Invasion" lists the Mex. reinforcements on pp 10–11. He lists units and artillery at some of the defense points. Annual Reports 1894, War Department list trophy guns as: 1-2 pounder, 3-8 pounders, 2-4 pounders, 2-4 pounder mountain howitzers & 1-68 pound howitzer. Dishman, Christopher, ''A Perfect Gibraltar: The Battle for Monterrey, Mexico," University of Oklahoma Press, 2010 External links The Capture of Monterrey - PBS U.S.-Mexican War The Battle of Monterrey - A Continent Divided: The U.S.-Mexico War, Center for Greater Southwestern Studies, University of Texas at Arlington Nuevo Leon, Historic Sites of the U.S.-Mexican War - Descendants of Mexican War Veterans Battle for Monterrey, Mexico Mexican-American War remains arrive in U.S. for study Monterrey Monterrey History of Monterrey Presidency of James K. Polk Zachary Taylor September 1846 events 19th century in Monterrey