SEVENTY MEN CUT TO PIECES BY A


LARGE FORCE OF MEXICANS!
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The schooner Mary Clare hus just arrived from
Brazos Santiago, having left on the 29lh ult., Cnps,
Griffin, of the Mary Clare and passengers. repor,
that Capt. Walker, with rs men of the Texan
Rangers were nearly all killed and takon prision-
ers on The 2Sth uIt., about 20 miles above Point,
lsabe!, by q superior force of Mexican troops,
amounting TO some 1900 men.


Capt. Walker succeeded in reaching Point Is..
bel, at 4 O'Clock p. w., on the 2St, with THREE.
MEN ONLY! lie Immediately applied to Major
Thomas for four men, announced his doternina.
lon 10 proceed TO Gen. TAYLOR's camp, or DIE
IN THE ATTEMPT! his object being to com.
municatc the full particulars Of this attack, with.
out delay to his commanding officer.