MEXICAN ITE NS.
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1t is generally believed at Tampico lha, all the
rumors of ar attack upon Gen Taylor we're sol
atloat hy the Mexlcans to retard operation at Ve-
ra Cruz.


a train Of 100 loaded wagons, OU 81 OIL their
way to Monterey. from Cana rgo. under an escort
of 30 volunteers, was captured by body of
Mexican cavalry, n few mIIes beyond Marin
Three of the men made good their escapc-the
rest were taken prisoners. young lady, the
daughter of an American citizen living in Mexi-
co, and returning home from New Orleans, where
she has been gong to school. was taken with this
train, her father having been killed by tho Mcxi-
cans: She had escaped, and arrived al Monterey
in safety, where her misfortunes had excited the
most lively sympathy. The letter containing her
narrative Of this affair. will appear tomorrow.
The Iady's name, is Miss Burns.


A correspondent OF the Delta writing from Ma
tamoros says:


An exchange Of prisoners had taken place
and"Old Rough and Ready's" promise to Colon
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~ Druggists; Fort Smith.