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large ia the capital under bond wfth q money penssty net ta bseak his bounds. Learning that inc American officers were to be removed to Tolaea and that theFe was 10 probability of his being ex- changed be started off ia the night towards Chaleo lnke in boat. Arriving there he started on horse back through the mountains with guide, and as above stated. got through in safety. He reports that Santa Anna has not so many men as has been sta,ed-thaf he has not more than IS.00o who are we'll armed and well organized. Perhaps be did not know that Valencia had arrived with renfoFte- meats from San Luis. Both Rogers and Lieut.. Setames, who vas sent on by Com. Perry to attend to his ease will go oa to the capital whenever the army moves, and take part Ia any game that may be there played In taci, the same may be said ot all who are with the army and nof immediately connected with it-there will be work tor Rii ot them and their greatess safety will be in the neigh borhood of balls and kindred proieetles. In Feia- ton 10 young Rogers, it is said he came oH with the knowledge and hy permission of his surety.

 We have a rumor this morning. and startling one to the effect that Santa Anha IS moving upon this city with his entire army and lilly pieces oi canHcn. The news is too good 10 be true and no one credits if.

 I believe have already mentioned the death of Lieut.. Hill, of the 2d Dragons, and that he was buried with military honors. Dr. W. II. Hammer, of the South Carolina volunteers. died this morning Just before his death he embraced the Catholic re- iglon and received the ahsoiutien of the church. learn that porton of his family in the United States are of the same faith. The health of the army is generally improving.

 We have information to-day that Gen. Pierce is at Perose and that he is awaiting there the arrival of 500 marines and 1000 of the new levies- This will be another detertion--sill probably cause another delay in the march ot the army.

 I wish yoa could see the Josa .ifoasones. as danced here a, the Spanish theatre by the Seaotas Rnperta and Monoz and two masculines whose names are not given in the bills. IL is fal of iites action and eastanets, and loudly and warmly encored last aighs The women folks who take part in the dance labor under particular restraint that can be discovered, but throw themselves into attitudes that would be deemed anseemy by com mittee of prudes ia oul own country. Here. how eyer the audience was composed almost entirely of officers. and the mese volaptuoas the pastures of the dgurastss the more raptnrons the applause. We never see the Boiero and other Spanish dances given with proper effect in the United States

 Yours, Sc. c. W. K.