MoNrrREr, Sept. %, 1876,
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..s. .... 5.... o'rloek la the afternoon'


An express rider has this moment arrived from
Salinas which place he left this morning. It's only
days ride this side of Saltio, and he sates on the
authority of MEXICAN, that Santa Anna arrived al
tina, city yesterday morning or The evening pfeTions
and at once commenced fornfyng The place with
vigor. He had No less than 100 with him, which,
added to those which left here under Ampudia, Will
swell his army to over 20 900 men. Report further
has IT, that is to works and batteries close by
the Rinconada-the limits Of lines by the sixty
days. truce II all this should prove true, the army
NAV have bloodier work to do than ever. One thing
is certain--Santa Anna was hourly expected here
when General Taylor arrived, and many think that
Ampuda's reasons for wishing to retire was the fact
that he found himself TO degree surrounded after
the successes of the ID division, and anxious to
form junction with his master on the best terms he
could make We will know more about this matter
in a day or two. .Ea' d y ..'- AZ y ~ af#tI
Lieutenant Dilworth, of the lst United States in
fanlry, died this forenoon of his wounds. Captain
r.. H. Graham, who was badly shot, it is thought
is mending. He belongs to the 4th United Suites
infantry. 7,E.L u l."aA .ar 3..H r|w h-E


/ shall write by the 6rst opportunity, and if 4 can
collect all the information want, will give you a
full description Of General Worth's DIVISION OPP
Grating in different places tthe same time, it is


mpoasibleto get hold Of everything in day.


n The mail is just closing, 80 in haste, ~, rn2I
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