COMMERCIAL TINES OFFICE,

 9 o'clock .4. sM LATER FROM THE ARMY l! MEN CUT TO PIECES, BY LARGE FORCE OF MEXICANol
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The schr. Mary Ciare has just arrsyed from Bsazos Santiago, having Eft on the 29tn ut. Capt GRIFFIN of the Mary c., ana passengers, report that Capt WALKER, wi'n ', 75 men of the Texan Rangers were nearly all killed and taken prisoners on the 2oth uil, about 20 miles above Point Isabel, by su- periof force of Mexican troops, amoup.s"s 'o some l500 men.

 Capt WALKER succeeded in reaching Point Isabel al o'clock PM, on the 2Slh, with THREE MEN ONLY! He imine- diaiely applied to Major THOMAS for four men, and announced his determination to proceed 10 Gen. TAYLoR's Camp, or DIE IN THE ATTEMPT. his object being to communicate the full particulars ot this attack, without delay 10 his commanding officer.

 From He N O. Ir0uia