FoEr IIARNEY, Brazos, Jlarch C, lS47.
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Editors of Tie Picayure-In the absence oi
ANYTHING hko auIheut'c Information from above
we havo many rumors, and some Of them are Ell
crr,InuIv unpleasant. Nothing has been head
from Gen. TavIur sncc the 22nd, except from
NIryIcans, and nltlc rcllpnce cante placed uPoa
Their statements. Ga the 22ud Gen. layOr was
attacked by the Mexican army IN force Of about
Il COO at Aruo Nueyn, twenty mc' beyond
SaDunlu, Gen. Taylor fell back 10 @'N'O' aud
there auo.hur engagement took pace WIN severe
loss to the Mexican army. Gen. la!'Or o'uereo
every thing to be DESTROY ed whi'h couu ho' D
r,;rn ;..uur. and fell to the RIncouada twenty
five miles this side of SaIIIIO, at winch Pas'i
lnIv Of 5000 }lcxlcnns were stationed. lie
movements Of Gen. Taylor this side OF Asn
Nnr.a are McNrcan accounts, as also the runoi
Of Capt McCuuoch and company beng taken pr's'
oucrs, and the capture OF the tram OF l2O wagons
The latter is believe to be true al this place. -
Col. Morc1n left CerraIyo. destroying The supplies
winch h. could not take with INN, and 1t Is sad
in,l nr auI h., detachment were taken prisoners
near Monterey.


Everything is conjecture in relation 10 what
has happened to Gen. Taylor and our Iit''e army
IN consequence of all communications between
Camargo and Monterey being cut oil. II IS e'ld'
rnt that in consequence Of 50 much ot Gen lay
lor'. force being wIlhIrawn from HIN ior o'he'
operations. he Is IN an extremely cn!IiaI s'aa'
ton.


The 2ud Mississippi Regiment has arrived
| Na,rmoros. and one hundred and fifty 'oIlnleer
| from North CaroDInn, arrived here to-day.
/ EorlltiralIons wcro thrown around the public
store, n, tho mouth Of the river on the Ind, and
the same was done here on tho 3rd, in con's
oucncc of rumors that largo force Of Mexican
cavalry had crossed the river this SIDE OF MaIa
murOS.


Tins placo is under martial law. Capt g. Por
ter. of tho Isl. artillery, has rommond Of the post
and Cant. ChurrhrII has charge Of lh9 artillery
/ rnr qunrt"rmrstrr's men, numbenng about 5oO
are armed and are held in readiness. Last nigh
an attack was expected, from Information received
in the evening. but nothing appeared.


Ga tho evening that the forttilcntI"n was ho'''
cd our flag was run up, IL salute ilrcd, anl W
place named Fort llnrncy.


Col, EIarnov left yesterday with the balance
his command for LoboS. Yours, &c.