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 COLONEL: do uoi a, this time regret lha, you could not send to me the assistance desired. Col DeRussy has returned with his command, having lost only s or 10 men, after being attacked by 1900 or more, and surrounded for ] days whilst on his way to Tampico. He made such havock wiih his 6pounder and his mea that the enemy were afraid al last to come within gansloL He killed and wounded l50, confessed by an of ficer of the Mexican lorees-our officers say l50 killed The truth is. that l20 men pas sed through range of lS0 miles and po- pula,ion of 5000 people with great success The colonel was ambuscaded three times by 1000 or more, and yet he defeated the enemy continually. When heard that he was sur rounded by so large force tsthought he would find il beyond his power to escape ; but he extrica,ed hinseli handsomely, and am reioiced al his 'feat at arms

 f}em fAe Sas of .i.ahsae. July P.

 Two hundred men who left this city after the train which Jeff few days ago were al. lacked few miles from Santa Fe. The Mexicans had strong force and were delea' ted.

 It. Fitzgerald was sent on an expedition few days ago with D men. They wen ! to Santa Fe, look away some provisions be