Further Particulars, Incidents, SC.

OFFICIAL.-rRoM "TnE UNION" OF WEDNESDAY.
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OFFlCIAL.-FRoM "THE UNION" WEDNESDAY.
Erfract Of a uery Interesting Letter received u,


Washington.


IAcuRArA, (IS FULL VIEW OF THE Cry OF MEXICO


AueusT %, lS47


The army left Pucba on the 9Th Of this month and after
few days march reached Ayoa Immediately on the mar
gin the valley Of Mexco Between this place and the cy
about four miles Distant knew there was strongly fo
fed position, called St. Pinon is small isolated noun
tain, surrounded by wate side of one of the principal
causcways leading to the city. After spending day or two
in reconnong this place. and which would have caused
great loss Of life TO have aken il asceraned that there
practicable road south of Lake Chaco The General
determined TO take this route, and put the army in motion
leaving division to watch the enemy in our roar The
march dreadful one being the rainy season. The road
in many places where at the foot Of the noun
tans and the margin Of the lake narrow causeway