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-. Yesterday Ii. Col. Wilson. Is, U.
!. m with four companies Of that Regi.


De,ha's Mobile volunteers and two
~ - The Washington Regiment Of Lou.


u,sers, amounting TO 400 men, crossed


"de a, its mouth and took up their
o's .b an its west or right bank for the


W.T. ~ Ia Burita, eight miles above, sup


,hs u. s. steamer Neva, Capt. Fredo.


I'd Of which was small detachment,


.u'and had arrived the day previous at


n,,rcbins from Brazos de Santiago on


nsacb, especting to be joined by a de.
~ ,,ilors and marines from the squad.


y. few miles off the entrance 10 assist


and to cooperate in their movements,


Ssoppoin,ed until the Neva entered the


! rriieyed them from their difficulties,
:, been despatched with supplies by that
.sSe = officer Of the Quarter-master's De.


Major c. Thomas, who was present


;.,ant Qua r,er.mas.er Capt. NJ. s. Mill.
|, crossing.


an express was received from Col. W.
\, safe aud unopposed entrance into La
~here he has taken up position.


-.,;on was received from Gen. TAYLOR
.;rc that no intended crossing over to
,, early to-day. Early in the morning a
l,aon were heard. suppose he has taken
= without opposition. as the remains of the
[ army, 1000 men, were two days since
nrepa ration for retreat to SAP Fernando,
10. sou,h, the balance. not killed, drowned,
boers. having scattered in utter confusion
homes. Never were an army so panic
In the re,rea, from the battle field Of
Generals Aris,a and Ampudia led the
|roo, through The chaparral, stripping off
|o,be, as they ran, and when they arrived at
|, had nothing on but their shirts. stream.
be wind-,hey plunged in and swan across;
n their deluded foiIoVers sinking into that
rhre' that Mejia had promised TO "the de. |
/, sons of Washington" Better far is
alton Of the gaIIau, Gen. d. Diaz De veja.
Or,oner in your city, who stood manfulIy
est. doing his duty until captured. than
bvard. lie is one Of the few prominent
10 is highly esteemed by oil that know him
virtues.
regimen, Of Louisiana Volunteers under
alton are now on transports, TO be landed
'ow morning on Brazos Island, thence take
line of march via Sea Beach, mouth Of
ande. The balance of General Smiths
ID leave Immediately after, same destin-
cross the river and march up to Mata-


Yours, X.
The Mexicans lost 100 drowned on their
crossing the Rio Grande; most Of the
/, who we're delivered up to them by Gen.
have since died by neglect. und waH of
means and supplies.