PAINFUL NEWS FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
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The Southern Mail Of Saturday last broughtus, in
he accounts which we subjoin, fulflment Of the
melancholy forebodings with which the news Of the
lamented deaths Of Col. Cross and Lieut. PORTER
must have filed all rejecting minds. Why should
we not go back at to the original fault and only
source Of these disastrous events, and say, fulfil
ment Of the apprehensions which almost every in
telligent man must have entertained of the conse-
quences Of the illadyised and il-ated movement Of
Gen. TAVLoa's force from the post il at first oc-
cupied 70 the banks7of the Rio Grande


We give the news as it has reached our hands in
private letters Through the New Orleans papers,
as follows.